The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-10-12
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George E. Brennan of the N. ]. Con
nell store is rejoicing over the advent
of little girl baby, born a few days
ago.
The many friends of Mrs. d. L
Loomey will be grieved to hear of hel
death on Wednesday morning last. She
was only 80 years of age. and was
especially well liked. Her funeral was
held from St Patrick's church on Sat
urG2v.
Colonel Tom McTague was in the city
| from Deer Lodge this week While in
California awaiting the return of the
volunteers and after they came home,
the colonel endeared himself to all by
the manner in which he made life
| pleasant for all concerned. If the pres
! ident was to make the colonel briga-
/ der, there would be rejoicing among
/ the Montana volunteers.
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T. J. Walsh of Helena was a visitor
in Butte during the early portion Of
the week.
A. w. Mahon of Glasgow was Wis
itOr in the city last week, and renewed
several old acquaintances.
H. w. Mclaughlin. state representa-
tive, came up from Missoula last week,
and was a guest at the McDermott
during his stay.
Miss Heating of Helena is visiting
Mrs. c. p. Connolly on West Galena
street. The accomplished young lady
is greatly pleased with the people of
Butte.
Miss Nellie O'Bren has gone to Phil
adelpllia on a business trip Of several
days
Colonel Phil Corcoran, formerly con-
nected with the Salt Lake press, but
who has of late been managing the
Rocky Mountain Celt of this city. has
gone to Livingstone where he will as
sumo the editorial management of the
local paper.
Mrs. Margaret McQutggen of Provi-
dence, r. l., wants information con-
corning her brother. Peter McGrath,
who has not been heard from for fifteen
Years. He was last heard from in the
vicinity of Butte.
Ex-Alderman Dunn of Helena is in
the city. He is the father of the Dunn
boys who were wounded while on duty
in the Philippines.
Mother Mary Regis. mother general |
of the Sisters of Charity of Leaven- |
worth, Kan, who is an honored guest /
at st. AIMS hospital Mother Domin- I
lea, superior of ST. AIMS hospital, and |
six sisters of the order, drove to Greg !
son Springs yesterday afternoon and |
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Con |
Hayes. Mother Mary Regis was high .
n her praise of the way the sisters
we're honOred and looks upon it as one
If the pleasant features of her pres
mt trip to Montana. a splendid lunch
vas served them before their return
by Mrs. Hughes, who proved a splendid !
hostess. Mother Regis has visited Deer
lodge, where She was a guest of st.
Nary's academy.
F. T. KERN of Denver succeeds w. A.
3ennie, night dispatcher for the North
I'm Pacific at Livingstone
Miss May Kellet left Saturday for
Boston to enter the Emerson college of
ratory.
William c. Riddell, state senator from
-eWls and Clarke, Henry Neill. e. S.
ohnson, Ben T. Hathaway and r. ].
ohannes were here from Helena Satur-
av
John Tehan, Butte telegraph operator
or the Anaconda Standard. was re-
llclng this week over the arrival of an
leven-pound boy baby at his home.
Miss Mary McCarty died Saturday at
er late residence, No. 335 North Jack
On street. The funeral took place Mon
ay at p. m from Shermans under
tklng parlors, when the remains were {
nlpped to Hancock, Wis, for inter- {
A party consisting of Miles Fin1en. f
GU Frank, Ike MorehoUse, j. O. Han t
on, J. D. McGregor, II. S. Taylor and S
RoroSe have been in Hamilton on a i
SIT. The gentlemen inspected the Bit c
r Root stock farm, but concluded not +
purchase it. i
t. j. Flemming and his daughter
abel spent Saturday in Butte, the 7
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Vincent of
'uth Montana street
Mr. Alfred Karsted. who is student e
JOINS Hopkins medical school in T
altlmore. has been appointed assistant p
anatomy for the ensuing year. Each
ar three are chosen from the class
Id MT harsted has received the honor =
one of the appointments. s
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