The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-10-12
LEADVILLE.


LEADvILLE.
Mrs. Rogers of 21S West Seventh
street, who has been in Denver placing
her son George in school, returned
| home last week.
Mrs. Mollfe Quinn has returned from
an extended trip to Philadelphia, and
has accepted a position in the MILL
merry department of the Beggs Dry
Goods company.
Miss Ida Mccullough returned from
GlenwoOd Springs last week. where she
has been spending her months vaca-
tion She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Mary Cassidy of Victor.
Mr.. George Connors has gone to Vic
tor.
Mrs. Herman Dahlburg and sister
Miss Nellie Kelly, have returned home
from an extended visit to their old
home at Walnut, Ia.
Senator Patrick Grove and wife, who
have been visiting in New York and
other eastern cities for several months
past, returned home last week much
benefited by their trip.
Mrs. Maud O'DonneIl is spending a
couple of weeks in Aspen
Mrs. Davis of Victor is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald of West
Seventh street. Mrs. Davis spent sew
eTal days in the east. visiting relatives
and stopped here or her way home.
Mr.. McCloskey of the D. D. Sullivan |
Mercantile company is spending |
couple of weeks vacation in Denver.
Mr. Tom Murphy, brother of Mrs. I
Winters Morrell, spent d few days here |
last week. He was visiting his mother |
in Hays, Kan, and stopped here on his /
way home to California.
Mrs. Marvin Klottenhoff has return
ed home after an absence of several
months in Pueblo
Mr.. Quigley and family of East Sew
enth street will soon leave for Denver,
where they intend to make their flu
-ure home.
Dan, son of Mr.. p Barker. met with
a painful accident last week. While
returning from school he fell and dis
coated his shoulder.
Mrs. J. w. Foley, who has been suf-
'ering for the last few weeks from the
eHects OF a severe cold, is again able
@ take her place in the choir of the
church.
Mrs. Murray of Poplar street. who
las been i'll for a couple of weeks. is
much better.
Mr.. Ferden Murdoch of East Ninth ,
treet met with an accident last week. &
while moving boxes with a hay hook. i
he hook slipped, striking his knee and $
quite a painful wound. $
. =
There are devotions every evening 7
uring the month Of October at the i
'hurch of the Annunciation, the de- Y
otions consisting of rosary litany and q
enediction of the blessed sacrament. e
. U
Mr.. John Straus and Miss Mary h
kramer, both Of st. JOseph's parish, h
ere married on Oct. s. Rev John /
erse officiated. \
The funeral of the late William
'Brien took place from the Church of T
ne Annunciation Friday afternoon, e
%
Died. Sept. so the infant of Mr.. and 2
RS. DOnaher of East Seventh street. o
A very distressing accident occurred
/ Tuesday, Oct. f. Mr. McGreevey was 7.
He'd on the Midland railroad by the Il
ub at the Leadville Junction while in +
lie performance of his duties. He a.
aves a wife to mourn the loss of a
nd and loving husband. Mrs Nc
reevey accompanied the remains, f.
hich were shipped to Omaha for in il
rment 81
The funeral Of the late Mrs McHugh
ok place from the Church of the An h.
Inciation oct. l. Rev. J. ]. Gibbons So
iciated. and preached a very pathetic a.
rmon on the life of the deceased, IA
eakiug Of her many sterling qualities 81
a Christian and a kind and affection m
e wife and mother. The church was
led with friends Of the deceased who
d endeared herself to them during T,
e. ~
.
A solemn requiem high mass was eel vi
rated Saturday morning Oct T. for re-
e repOse of the soul of Father Brown. 70
was the first anniversary Of his death ~
d the large edifice was filled with