The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-10-19

Frank Zimmerman Of Butte is in tn,
/ city
DR.. Keogh made flying trip tc
Omaha this week.
Mrs. Adams of Pueblo. Colo, is Wis
iting Mrs. Luce of this CITY.
Mrs. Pope of Chicago was a guest last
week of Mrs. o. j. Salisbury.
Hon. David Keith is in New York
with his wife and daughters.
Arthur H s. Bird has gone to Mon
tana to inspect some mining property.
Hon ]. j. Cusick of American Falls,
Ida, came in from New York Thursday.
Architect c. M. Neuhausen is recover
ing from another severe attack of rheu-
matism.
j. NJ. Murphy, secretary of the Idaho
state Republican committee, was Salt
Lake visitor this week.
Mrs. Bird, nee Miss Mccormick. who
has been in Europe for the past year,
returned to this city the first of the
week.
Colonel ]. S. Kennedy, a recent ar
rival in Salt Lake from Michigan, has
| gone to Boston to effect a sale of min
ing property in Bingham.
| Hon. Thomas Kearns will soon move
his family to Salt Lake from Park City
to reside. His mansion on Brigham
street VIII not be completed till next
fall.
Scion Spiro has gone to Cincinnati,
where he led his fiancee, Miss Ida
Marks to the altar, last Monday. Mr..
Spiro and bride will make their home
in Park City
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick re-
turned home this week from New
York. Mrs. Mccormick has been to
Europe visiting her daughter, Mrs
Bird.
Hon. George @. Clark, a. prominent
lawyer of Butte. was a guest of A. H.
Tarbet and Colonel w. G. Benham
Thursday He went to Tintic on min
ing business Friday.
Mrs Kervin. wife of the late Pat
rick Kervin, who was we'll known in
Utah as foreman of the Ontario mine,
and who recently died at his home in
Virginia City, New, is now living in
Salt Lake City.
Father Phil Organ, formerly of the
San Francisco Monitor, accompanied
by Father Cantwell. lately ordained to
the priesthood at Thurles college, Ire
land, paid a visit TO the city and was
the guest of Bishop Seaman this week.
Mrs. Mary Judge, Miss Kate Judge
and Miss Mary Ivers arrived in New
York the first of the week on their
homeward journey from Europe. Frank
Judge has gone to New York to meet |
them. They are expected home in a |
few days.
Hon. Samuel Newhouse has returned |
to Salt Lake from a prolonged absence |
in Europe and the east. He is now a |
permanent resident of Utah and will |
proceed on the lines he has set to de |
velop the states rich mineral resources
and to invite other capital to follow |
his lead.
w. H Roney, a building contractor
from Chicago, who has secured the con-
tract to erect the new buildings for the
Juan University, Will SOOl De JOlnSu by
his family. Mr. Roney will probably
live in Salt Lake a. couple of years,
and he may make this, place his perma-
nent home.
E. w. Center, cashier of the Utah
Savings & Trust company, has returned
from trip to New York, from which
place he bid bon voyage to his sons,
Theodore and Edward, who recently
for Germany. They will take
a two years course at Heidelberg in
mining engineering and metallurgy.
The many friends of Mrs Susie
Bransford Emery were pleased last
week to hear of her marriage in New
York to Mr.. Edwin F. Holmes, a prom
nent Chicago capitalist and heavy
investor in Park City mining properties
The lady has won her way to the
hearts of the people by her large chart
ties to churches and other worthy in
5titutions Mr.. and Mrs Holmes will
be abroad till next fall and then take
up their residence in Washington D. c.