The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-30
DENVER NEWS.

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DENVER NEWS.
Miss Wanda Gottesleben returned
home last Monday evening, after a sew.
en- weeks visit with her friends in
St. Louis.
Miss Marie Sheedy left for Leaven-
worth, Kas., Wednesday. to visit hea
grandmother, Mrs Matthew Ryan. She
will be absent about a week.
Father Persone. S. p, the genial pas
tor of Trinidad, Col, reports for the
year 1899, 135 marriages and ESQ bap-
tisms, al within the limits of his par
ish.
The many friends of Expressman
Michael K, Quirk, 2Sl4 Indiana street.
Highlands, viii be grieved to learn Of
his serious illness. He is suffering from
nervousness of the eyes.
Misses Nellye Toovey, Charlotte Beck
er. Wanda Gottesleben, Violet Toovey.
Ella and May Mullen, Violet Preston
and Elizabeth Schaefer will be at home
New Years day at the Misses Mullen.
of unreliable business houses or to in
sert any card pertaining to quackery,
thereon, our subscribers may depend
upon any of our advertisers to do the
correct thing.
Mr.. George E. Parrish. son of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Parrish of S47 Logan
avenue, and who is a student in Co
lumbia university, New York. arrived
home yesterday, to spend the holidays
with his parents.
The funeral of Patrick Kane was held
from st. Joseph's church, Fort Col
Inns, Tuesday morning Mr.. Kane
and his death was entirely unexpected.
He was young business man of this
city, and very popular.
On next Tuesday L. H. Fitzgerald,
tive board of the International Stone
cutters association. leaves for Wash
inSton. where he will attend a meeting
of that board. Seven districts are rep
resented on the board, and a revision of
the constitution is the business that
viii be transacted.
Field Musician Francis Carey of Com
pany b, First Colorado infantry. u. S.
", fell and seriously injured his back
at 10 O'Clock last Thursday evening on
the slippery pavement in front of the
city hall. The police ambulance remov-
ed him to his home, 911 Wazee street.
Carey, who was one Of the best known
characters in the Colorado volunteer
regiment. served in the army many
seaEs before the Spanish-American
war broke out. He was in the Fourth
cavalry when the late General Lawton
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.
Miss Josie Ryan entertained a num-
Der of friends Monday evening at, her
home. in honor of Miss Lolo De Pew of
PortIand, Ore. Those. present were:
Misses Alice Wayne, Alta White, Geor-
gia Brownlee. Grace Parker, Marion |
Jones, Edith Dempsey, Helen Borst. |
Grace White Anna Upper, Josie Muir !
ply, Lolo De Pew, and Josie Ryan. The |
gentlemen were: Messgs. John and |
George Murphy, Frank Tupper, Borst, |
Willie Burnside, j. E. Hilgenhus, Ben |
Jordan. George Hoffer, Albert Hoffmen.
Willis Pepper, Mr.. Frankie and others.
Miss Marie Shee6y entertained sixty
i've of her young friends at a dancing
1arty Friday evening. The big house at
he corner of Eleventh and Grant |
streets was alive with gay youngsters.
md bright and beautiful decorations.
The dining room was dressed with pink
'oses and ribbons and white hyacinths.
lnds throughout the house We're yellow
Ind white roses. The musicians were
screened with palms. and the floors
for dancing. Mrs. Sheedy
vas assisted by Mrs. w. r. Owen and
Hiss McMurtrie Among the guests
we're: Misses Anna Reynolds, Lucille
rTsley, Laurence Porter, Freddie LIE
TeVre Margaret Baxter. Agnes and
'heo Morrissee; MeSSrs. Herman Van
'leet, Russell Reynolds. George Ora
ood, George CraRmer, Harold Kounze