The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-30
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Mrs. Isaac Shea is in Portland visit
ing relatives.
Miss Jennie Sullivan visited friends
in Eureka last week.
Mr.. J. z. Kearns is here from Park
City for few days.
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John B. Cries of Mercur is spending
a few days in the city.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Noble are in from
Nevada for the holidays.
The Christmas music will be repeat
ed at st. Mary's tomorrow.
Mrs f. w. Hanson has been ill for
many days with la grippe.
James Farrell of Park City spent
Christmas with his family.
Miss Katherine ireland is fully re-
covered from her serious illness.
Mrs Fred Richards of Bingham is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Riley.
Maurice Wilkinson of Silver is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. P. ]. Donahue.
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Mrs. T. j. Buckley and children are
in Leavenworth, Kan, visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Agnes Harrington of Park City
was visiting friends here the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsch of Park
City spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ivers.
Miss Sarah Calvert of st. Mary's
academy is enjoying the holidays with
friends in the city
The Sewing society will meet next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and
will sew the entire day.
Mr.. Daniel Fiske of Helena, Mont,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Sal
isbury during the holidays.
Miss Margaret Daily is home from
the Visitation Convent in Washington,
d. c., to spend the holidays.
Rev Father Morrisey went to Ogden
Sunday evening to celebrate midnight
Mass at the Sacred Heart academy.
Misses Mary and Bessie Gridley of
st. Mary's academy spent the holidays
with their parents at the Knutsford.
The many friends Of Mr.. Joseph Luce
will be pleased to learn that he is con-
valescing after an illness of two weeks.
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Joseph NJ. Cries is in from Silver City
to spend a few days with his wife. Mr..
Cries is located permanently in Silver.
Master Roy Williams the young vio-
linist of st. Mary's choir, received
great praise for his work on Christ
mas.
Miss Marguerite McHugh, who was
seriously cut in the face a few weeks
ago, is now well and able to return to
school.
Mr.. Flemming Mr.. Thompson and
Mr. Ben Hampton. all of Park City,
were in the city on Christmas visiting
friends.
Miss Rosecrans Of Los Angeles, who
has been the guest of Mrs. o. J. Sails
bury for several days, left last week
for Helena, Mont.
Mr. Owen Ryan, a brother of Man
ager Ryan of the Gold Star mine, is
here from Minneapolis to spend the
holidays with relatives.
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The little ones at st. AIMS had very
pretty exercises and programme on
Tuesday afternoon. Rt. Rev. Bishop
and clergy were present.
Con St. Clair, agent of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company at
Butte, was the guest Of his brother
John st. Clair on Monday.
Rev. Father Curran celebrated mid
night Mass at the Holy Cross Hospital
on Christmas eve. Rosewig's Mass in
G was well sung by the choir.
Miss Agnes Harrington, Park City's
treasurer-elect. and Miss Mary Nc
Glue, spent Christmas in the city, the
guests of Miss Margaret Kearns.
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II. V. Meloy, superintendent of the
Blue Jay mine, arrived from camp in
fine health last Sunday and will re-
turn TO the south after the holidays
Father Malone, accompanied bv DR..
Carlin, health commissioner of Denver, !
arrived in Salt Lake from the Colorado |
capital yesterday, and will remain sew !
eral days
On Christmas night Mrs. Arthur
Witcher had a Christmas tree for a |
number Of friends The guests all as |
sembled at Z O'clock and had a de- |
lightful time.
At the 9 o'clock service on Christmas !
the children's choir of fifty voices with |
either accompaniment by Miss Bertha |
Brown talented little musician
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There was a small fire scare at st.
Mary's academy last week A lamp ex-
P&Sded. setting fire to one of the brick !
outbuildfngs. The fire was soon extin- |
guis he'd and little damage was done
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Mr.. Hugh Wilson of Butte is seriously
i'll at st. Aary's hospital. He is threat
ened with apl lendicitis, and his friends
are much wOI I'd. Mr. Wilson is re-
ceiving the very best medical care and
attention
The Holy Cross Hospital received a
very unique and useful gift from Dr.
Fowler on Christmas. 1t was a bin
ocular microscope, valued at $500. and
fitted with all the latest attachments
TO aid microscopic work.
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Rev. Father Morrissey- went to Ogden
on Christmas eve to celebrate High
Mass at the Sacred Heart Academy
The services were very beautiful. par
ticularly the music, which was rem
dered by the convent choir with harm
and violin accompaniment.
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John Burns, a well known mining
man, died last Saturday at St MaryA
hospital at the age of 20 years. HAL
leaves two sons who cannot be locgf \
ed. For the past ten years he has lived 4
in Mammoth, and was well known in ali
the Utah mining camps.
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