The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-03-10

on Wednesday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the invalid
soldiers in the hospital at Manila,
Mr.. Alexander of the Bee Hive Shoe
Store has his Irish up in the window.
The Catholic Literary and Social
! Club will have the next meeting on
March 20.
The members of the Altar Society
had meeting on Thursday afternoon
in the Sacristy.
c. S. Murphy, prominent business
man of Diamondville, Wyo., is in the
city, accompanied by his wife.
1t is hoped that Mrs. Edward Nc
Gurrin, who is very fine harpist, will
assist in the musical programme on
March L.
Quinn Sullivan of Park City. died on
Tuesday at the Holy Cross Hospital
He was native of Ireland and was
80 years of age. He left two daughters
who reside in Cripple Greek.
A dear little choir girl bravely re-
fused a second piece of peach pie one
evening last week, because, she said,
it is Lent, you know" Only a small
sacrifice, perhaps, but the thought was
beautiful from a 6-year-old child.
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Mrs. E. ]. Pratt has kindly donated
new gas fixtures for the church The
members of the choir, and particularly
the members Of the Children's choir
extend grateful thanks to her for her
thoughtful consideration for them.
The young people of St Mary's and
st. Patricks, who are always lament
ing over the lack Of sociability in the
parishes, are particularly invited to
join the Literary and social Society.
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Mr.. De Roster of Idaho Falls. visit
ed Salt Lake during the past week and
made pleasant call at the Intermoun-
tain Catholic office The gentleman eX-
presses himself as much impressed
with the city and hopes to reside here
soon.
Mrs. Hyrum B. Barton, a sister of
Mrs j. T. Little, died on Sunday, after
long illness. The news of her death
was received with great regret by
wide circle of friends The funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon from the
residence of Mrs Little.
Mr.. J. P. Murphy sang Dudley
Bucks "Salve Regina at St. Mary's
last Sunday. MIR. Murphy is a leading
baritone of st. Louis, and has kindly
given his services here for the last
few weeks. He leaves for St Louis this
week and viii be sadly missed by the
congregation of st. Mary's.
The Bryant school had very inter
aCr1nU VII 1,r-
purpose of raising funds to buy more
pictures for the school. The sum real
lied was $50. Mary Halloran, the bright
little daughter of Mr. w. J. Halloran.
won the prize-a beautifully bound
book-for selling the greatest number
of tickets. Room five won the prize
given for the largest number sold by |
any room. This prize, a handsome pic !
ture, was won principally through the !
e1orts Of little Mary, she selling 173 /
tickets.
The Catholic Literary and Social
Club held its monthly meeting on Tues |
day night at the c. K of A. Hall on |
Brigham street. Many new members
joined. Ri. Rev. Bishop addressed the |
society, congratulating it upon its
success and assuring the /
of his assistance. It may be /
S4AIiOtiSu lAdt the BlSnOp mas taken I
q great interest in the success of this
new organization and at the compile /
ton Of the new Cathedral. he says he 1
VIII turn over the present Church to
the different Catholic societies as a /
meeting hall. Certainly Catholics of /
Salt Lake should be delighted with the
great strides that the Church is max
ing, especially in this Holy Year. Let
US all unite and pull together. Don't
stand in the background and apollo
5ize for your religion; or for being on
earth. An apologist never cut very
much CONCEALED atmosphere in this
world, and ii is reasonable to suppose
ne won't do so in the next.