The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-16
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P. J. Moran is in Chicago on bust
ness.
Allan c. Campbell is registered at the
Cullen.
Hon. P. H. Lannan has gone to
Washington
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George Haldorn Of Butte visited here
the first of the week
JEFF Garland and family. of Butte,
have moved to Eureka.
Mrs. David Kieth and son were Park
City visitors last week.
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+. C. Schramm spent last Sunday in
Ogden visiting relatives.
d. c. Mclaughlin was in the city
the first part of the week.
On last Saturday the children's choir
Of st. Mary's had a candy treat.
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T. J. Clark of the Rock Island, ar
rived on Wednesday from the east.
I DR.. r. E. Roche, accompanied by his
wife, is at the Cullen from Corinne.
p. J. Quealy and wife of Kemmerer,
Wyo., are registered at the Knuts-
ford.
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H. NJ. Clay Of the Union Pacific is
steadily improving from his severe ill
ness.
Mrs. George Riley and Miss Lillian
O'Reilley are at the Walker from
Mercur
Mrs. Sarah Cannon of Ogden is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. c. H. Jenkenson
during the HOLIDAYS.
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Frank Judge, son of Mrs. Mary
Judge, viii be home from college in the
East for the holidays.
Colonel ]. w. Donnellan of the Com
mercial National Bank has been in Lar
annie for a few weeks.
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The report of Mccormick & Co. shows
deposits amounting to S5,OOO,OOO. How
about this for Salt Lake?
William Murphy, the prominent min
ing man of Cripple Creek is here to
spend the holidays with his family.
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Tuesday being the Feast of Our Holy
Lady Of Guadalupe. Benediction was
given at all the Catholic institutions.
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Manager Thomas Kearns of the Silver
King, accompanied by Hon. w. S. Nc
Cornick. were in Park City on Sun
day.
d. H. Perry Jr.. president of the
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange,
is at home from a two weeks trip to
California.
The Altar Society of ST. Mary's will
have a special meeting on next Tues
day at p. m, to arrange for the decor
ating Of the affairs Christmas.
Mrs. William ousley and little son
Merritt, with her brother, Royal Pease,
will leave for Montana. on Sunday to
spend the holidays at home.
James and Walker Salisbury, sons of
Hon. o. j. Salisbury. are expected home |
for the holidays from the. East, where
they have been attending college.
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Services will be held at the Peniten-
tiary tomorrow. Miss Minnie Little will
sing 30 Eyes That Are Weary and
Dream Of Paradise for the service
Rev. Father Morrisey returned from
Helper on Monday. Mass was cele-
brated there in the Union Chapel on
Sunday, and there was also an evening
service.
cablegram from Rome says
that on Tuesday last the Pope granted
an audience to the Archbishop of San
Francisco, the Verw Rev. Patrick w.
Riordan.
James ]. Burke, the city representa-
tive of the InteTmOuntain Catholic, is |
meeting with great success in his work |
and viii call on all of the Catholic peo-
pie very soon.
All the interior furnishings for the
beautiful home of David Keith arrived |
on Monday, and will be put in at once. |
The residence will be ready for occu-
pancy by February. LIST.
At ST Mary's Academy last Sunday |
two novices- took their first vows, their |
names in religion being Sister Mary |
Bruno and Sister Mary Joseph. Ri. |
Rev. Bishop Seaman officiated.
Mrs Charles Vadner was the host /
ess Of a very delightful Kensington last
week. Her pretty home was profusely |
decorated with flowers and palms, and
delicious refreshments were served.
There was no music at the o'clock
service on Sunday. nor any rehearsal
for the young girls choir, owing to the
illness of the organist, but today a
special rehearsal will be at $3.50 for the
entire choir.
At the annual meeting of the Salt
Lake Medical Society on Monday even
ing the following officers for the year
were elected: President, DR.. E. f.
Root: vice president DR.. Ira Lyons;
secretary, DR.. w. S. Ellerback; treas
urer, DR.. A. A. Kerr
Last Sunday at St. Mary's Mr.. j. p.
Murphy of st. Louis sang for the Of
fertOry a Salve Regina by Eyres. Mr..
Murphy has a grand voice, and makes
church singing the great pleasure of his
life. He will sing on Christmas, also.
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Mrs. L. Y. Brockbank Will assist the
St Marys choir With the Christmas
service. Mrs Brockbank is a sister of
Mrs. J. Hal Moore. the leading soprano.
She has lovely alto voice. The mem
bers Of the choir admire the charming
spirit that prompts her-a nom Catholic
to aid them, when some Catholics re-
fuse.
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Very Rev. NJ Neeland. Dean of Bal
larat, Australia. was in the city on
Monday He was the guest of Ri. Rev.
Bishop Seaman while here He is re-
turning TO his home after a long tour in
Europe. He has been in Australia
thirty-eight years. While away he Wis
tied the Holy Land and had many in
telesting experiences.
Heard over the telephone: