The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-09
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Daniel Cronin Of Eureka is in the
city.
Mr.. A. H. Tarbet is on a business trip
to Butte.
J. S. Free is absent in Tintic on min
ing business.
Mrs James McCallum is very i'll at
st. Mary's hospital.
Colonel ]. L. Poole 1.-THE Very Best
has gone to Chicago.
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Mrs Hugh Depreysin is registered at
the Cullen from Eureka
Master Harry Bintz has completely
recovered from his illness.
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Mr.. William McDermott has gone to
California on mining business.
Mrs. C. s. Holmes and daughters VIII
spend the winter in California.
General Manager P. P. Shelby of the
P & L, P. L n. is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGinness of
Butte are registered at the Kenyon
Hon. David Keith returned from
business trip to Tintic last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Hanley of Eu-
reka, are in the city on their Weddlhs
trip.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick Remembered
ST. AIMS orphans on THANKSGIVING
day.
Mr. ouinn If the Silver King mine in
Park City is very i'll at st. Marys nos
pital.
Martin McDermott, the young son OF
William McDermott, is almost well
again.
Mrs. CULLEN, who has been very i'll
for the past two months, is rapidly re
covering
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Drfscoll of Eu-
reka, spent a few days here the first OF
the week.
w H. Nichols came down from Butte
on Tuesday and left for Bingham the
same day
Frank Burke of the Central Nam
mont, came in from Mammoth on
Tuesday.
J. c. Sullivan, manager of the. Ray
mond mine, in Eureka, was city Wis
itor last week.
Timothy Mulrooney and family have
gone to Denver where they will reside /
for the future.
John Hickey, master mechanic of the
Rio Grande Western shops, has gone
to Chicago on business.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. D. Ryan Of Ogden
spent Sunday here, the guests Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joseph Young.
Owing to the snow and frost work on /
the cathedral foundation has been sus- !
pended for short time.
J. c. Lynch, through his agent w.
]. Halloran, has purchased site for a |
new home on the east side.
The children of st. AIMS Orphanage !
gave a very pleasing entertainment last
week. The Right Reverend Bishop and
clergy were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hunt have the
sympathy Of their many friends over
losing their little baby, Donnell. He
was sick only short time.
Mrs P. Kervin and family with her
sister, Miss HALEY, viii spend the win
ter here and will occupy ]. c. Royle's
residence, 6S5 East First South.
Rev. Father Mannion, pastor at Eu-
reka, is here for a few days. He visited
Park City on Tuesday and was the
guest of Rev. Thomas Galligan.
James Earls. former superintendent
of the Mammoth Mining company, has
accepted the management of the War
Eagle property at Silver City, Ida.
Friday, Dec. s, was the Feast of the
Immaculate Conception. Masses were
said at and g. Benediction was given
Immediately after 9 o'clock service.
Miss Kinsela viii assist the choir
at St Mary's for Christmas. Miss
Kinsella has a beautiful high soprano
voice and all Will be delighted to hear
her once more.
The will of the late Patrick Kervin
was filed for probate last week. The
estate consists of property valued at
$250,000, to be divided between his wife
and three children.
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Mrs. J. Hal Moore sang an cave
Maria" for the offertory on last Sun
day. The solo was well rendered. Mrs. !
Moore having a very sweet voice and
singing with much expression.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns, as usual did
not forget her little charges at st. /
AIMS on Thanksgiving day. Twenty
turkeys were sent there and the little /
ones ate their fill and sang the praises /
of their patroneSs.
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Yesterday being the feast of the I'm |
maculate Conception Right Reverend |
Bishop celebrated Mass at ST. Marys /
Academy. The children Of Mary had a |
special meeting, it being the particular !
feast day of their sodality.
Mr. Charles Quigley, manager of the |
Studebaker Bros firm in Utah, with 1
l. NJ. Studebaker, Jr., and Mr. Riley. |
auditor of the company, were in Lo- /
gan on Tuesday on business. While !
there Mr.. StudebaEer became very i'll |
and is now at the Knutsford confined to !
his room.
Rev. Father McCorry, the distinguish
ed Paulist missionary. who has heen
conducting successful mission in |
Montana for the last few months was |
city visitor the early part Of the week. |
and not being in the best health re- |
manned at the Holy Cross hospital a |
few days.
Cards are out announcing the en- /
gagement Of Miss Lulu Miester and Mr.
Richard Keenan, of Rock Springs. Miss
Miester is graduate in music of ST /
MaTy's Academy, and is a very accom- |
plished young lady, while Mr. Keenan, |
is MAJOR Of Kemmerer, Wye, and a |
prominent business man there.