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

Mcdonald of Butte attended the funer
| al of A. r. Mckenzie, which took plac
| Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Jack Conley has returned from
the Bitter Root valley.
A daughter was born to the wife o
Harry McManus Saturday.
State Senator H L. Myers of Hamil
ton was in town Saturday
Charles Mallory of the lower vale!
was in the city this week.
Mrs. Leggatt of Butte was a guest Of
Mrs. L. G. Smith this week.
%
Mrs Adams of Butte, is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Heaggy, at 7OS
! Cherry street.
Mrs. Joseph Booth of Missoula is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald, at
40 East Seventh street.
Thomas S. Silvers, j. T. Baldwin and
j. NJ Montgomery were among Butte
people who visited here Saturday.
E. J. Clague accompanied the remains
of C. A. Moss to Chicago Saturday
evening, where they will be inferred
beside the grave, of his mother, which
was a wish of the deceased.
D. c. Walker has returned from a
visit to Basin, accompanied by Mrs. w.
w. Wickes and daughter, Margaret,
who are visiting Mrs. a. M. Walker at
her country home east of Anaconda.
Daniel K Harrington, a we'll known
miner, died Friday morning at the Sis
tiers hospital from the effects of injur-
les sustained in an accident in the
Mountain Consolidated mine nearly a
month ago.
The funeral of A. r. Mckenzie took
place from the residence of George w.
Irvine, Saturday afternoon. 1t was at
tended by many friends of the deceas-
ed, who turned out in large numbers to
pay their last respects.
\ Mormon conference of Latter-day
Saints is being held at Dewey hall.
Apostle Heber j. Grant of Salt Lake
City is here for the purpose of deliver
ing addresses at the conference, and
other elders will speak on the general
subject of Mormonism. The gathering
is evidently for the purpose of creating
a public interest in MormOnism.
.
Letters from Manila, dated Oct IA,
were received in this city Saturday
from w. NJ. Thornton and E. D. Mats.
They report extremely hot weather in
Luzon. On every hand they heard
words of the highest praise for the
Montana regiment. BY this time they
have sailed from Manila. on their re-
turn trip. They are coming on the
steamship Coptic, which is due at San
Francisco about Dec.
Authentic information from New
York states that Marcus Days cond1-
ton is serious, says the Anaconda cor
respondent of the Butte miner. His
physicians advise him that he must
keep very quiet and avoid all business
for the next twelve months. They ex-
press the opinion that the casing of his
heart is almost worn out and any worry
or excitement is liable to bring on an
other attack of heart failure that may
terminate fatally. His attorney. Will
liam Scallon, who recently went to
Denver on business, has been summon
ed to New York to consult with Mr..
Daily.
There are. no cases of smallpox in
was the statement made
Saturday night by DR. Stephens, the
health officer There is a light
case of varioloid at Lost Greek. 1t is
that of Mrs. Stevens, who came from
Butte about three weeks ago. Every
body around there is vaccinated and as
the case is a light one 1 don't think we
will have any smallpox from there in
The people down there are
quarantined and the quarantine will
not be raised until everything is safe.
Il believe we will get some smallpox
here, for l don't know how we can get
a proclamation to have all children
vaccinated and we should do everything
to protect the city"
The Woman's Literary club of Ana
conda met in regular weekly session on
afternoon. The first paper,
'The Development of French Philoso-
ply" was read by Mrs. Maiden. Of its
merits we use only one term, 1T was
good Our president, Mrs. Peckover,
in her own charming manner addressed
US upon Marie Antoinette and the
Court Etiquette of Her Times" giving
US an excellent conception of that most
queen and the difficulties
under which she lived. Afterwards the
club was favored by a short talk from
Miss Thomas, a co-worker of Colonel
Parker in the great field of child study
Her remarks held much of interest to
especially to such as accept
as the nobest and highest
IF this worlds professions.
HELENA.