The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-18
SALT lake CITY


Mercur.
Mr. J. F. Dunno is at home from
Cheyenne.
Miss Frances Wilson is visiting il
Park City.
J. B. Rogers, the Bingham mill own
n, is in the city.
Mrs. Timothy Ryan of Ogden was il
Salt Lake Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haldorn of Butte
are at the Kenyon.
.
Services will be held at the Peniten-
tiary tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. w. H McDermott left for Butte
Monday on mining business.
Jack Gleason. the popular travelling
man, is registered at the Kenyon.
Mr.. T. Mulrooney is home from Lead
vile for a short visit with his family
Hon. James Murray is in the city
from Butte. inquiring into his interests
here.
Mrs. P. L. Gleason and Mrs. NJ
ORourke will attend to the affairs this
week.
Messrs. John and Jackson McChrys-
tai of Eureka spent a few days here
last week
Mrs. w Richards of Bingham has
been visiting her mother. Mrs ]. Riley,
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell made a
short visit to their old home in Park
City and were absent ten days.
.
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman has returned from
a trip to Idaho and. is very enthusiast
tic over the prospects Of the State.
Miss Hough left for St. Louis last
Saturday, having spent. many weeks
here visiting DR.. and Mrs. c. P.
Hough.
Mrs. f. D. Cliff gave a delightful
Kensington tea at her beautiful home
on East First South last Friday after
noon.
Hon. Thomas Kearns and Architect
Neuhausen have gone to Frisco to Sc
lect the marble for the formers new
residence.
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eker have gone to the Buskskin min
ing district to look after their copper
interests.
Mr.. Charles Lashbrook went to Bing-
ham on Tuesday on a two weeks bust
ness trip. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Lashbrook.
Mr.. Charles Vadner left for Nevada
last Saturday to examine mining prop
erty for the London & Liverpool EX-
ploration company.
Mr. E. Manca departed for Seattle
Monday where he will make his home
for the future. Mrs. Manca and the
children follow this week.
J. Fred Roth, representative of The
Intermountain Catholic in Colorado, is
here to remain ten days on business
connected with the paper
Miss Bessie Hope was agreeably sur
prised last Thursday evening by a
number of her school friends arranging
party in honor of her birthday.
Dean Halsey of st. Marks Cathedral
will soon leave to enjoy well-earned
vacation. His friends hope to see him |
return much improved in health.
The many friends of Mrs. Stella Nc
Chrystal viii be pleased to hear that
she is rapidly convalescing from Sc
we're illness at st. Mary's Hospital.
.
Rev. Father Callahan of Butte spent
a few days here last week and returned
Saturday. Miss Nellie Callahan has
gone to spend the winter in California /
Mrs. w. Igleheart. Mrs. Mills and |
Mrs. Leary have presented a lovely /
Bodenhausen Madonna to the Wasatch !
school. to the great delight Of teachers
and pupils.
Manager Dern of the Mercur mine
entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Diels
Of Scribner Neb., during the first of the /
week. They are on a pleasure trip to /
California.
Mrs. A. P Sinclair will soon move
into her new home on Second East.
Miss Sinclair returned last Friday from
a long visit 10 her sister, Mrs. William
Gray, at St. Anthony, Ida.
Miss Lucille Morrison and Miss Mabel
Stevenson entertained last Friday
evening at the latter's home. Many of
their young friends were present and
all had an enjoyable time.
The boys choir recently organized at
St. Mary's sang for the first time last
Sunday. More boys Joined this week,
and from the interest shown they will
soon sing as well as the girls.
John st. Clair of the Rio Grande
freight Office made a flying trip to
Butte last week to spend few days
with his brother, Con. agent for the
Oregon Navigation company.
Vice President Bancroft, General Su-
perintendent Calvin and Superintend-
ent Young left on Wednesday on
tour Of inspection over the Utah di-
vision Of the Oregon Short Line.
Mr. A. w. McCune returned Monday
morning from British Columbia after
an absence Of several weeks. Mr.. Nc
Cune has been attending to his extern ,
sive mining interests in that country ,
Miss Grace Davi, contralto soloist of J
St Maly's Cathedral. sang the offer
tory last Sunday. Miss Davi has a
beautiful voice and should be heard
more frequently in solo work in the
choir. !
There will be a grand benefit ball !
given on Nov. "a for the Orphans '
Home and Day Nursery. All the prom : !.
fnent ladies Of Salt Lake are taking an ! !
interest in this, and its success is as
sured
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
@. O'Donnell sympathize with them in ;
their grief over losing their dear little :
baby who died last Friday
All that was taken shall he ma de