The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-13
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Correspondence Intermountain Catholic
Leadville, Cole, Jan. 1O.-The mid
night mass New Years was celebrated
in the Church of the Annunciation. The
large edifice was jammed to the doors
many not being able to gain admit
| tance. It was a beautiful manifesto
ton Of the faithful of Leadville to see
more than 400 receiving Holy Commun-
ion at the midnight hour Farmers
Mass in B fiat was rendered by a full
F! choir. Rev. George Sale presided al
the organ. Rev. J. ]. Gibbons preached
a mastery sermon, which was listened
to with the greatest interest by the
large audience, Low masses followed
at Z, and 8 o'clock. AT the last mass
! the childrens choir rendered some
beautiful Christmas hymns.
Mrs. McMahan has gone to Victor to
visit friends.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilroy
is at present quite i'll.
Mrs. Mongin is lying dangerously i'll
at st. Vincent's hospital.
Master Willie McCarty returned to
! school in Denver last week.
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Mr.. o. E. Rogers returned last Mon
day from a business trip to Denver
Master Charles Mehan returned Sun
day to the Jesuit college in Denver.
Mrs. Winters Morrell entertained a
few friends at dinner New Years even
ing.
Tbere Voc n ,,,aetino, of +l,o c. A.,
mes Sodality Sunday afternoon at 8
! o'clock
Miss Annie Dougherty, who spent
New Years in this city, has returned to
Denver.
Mrs Mahoney, who has been serious
ly i'll for the past few weeks, is con-
valescent.
A baby girl arrived during the week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cowen Of East Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Connors left
during the week for Goldd1eld, where
they will reside permanently.
DR.. A. J. Mcdonald entertained the
Medical club Thursday evening, Jan. 4,
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Misses Mamie and Annie McCarty
left Sunday to attend school at st.
Scholastica's academy in Canon City.
Mrs. Russell returned to her home in
Denver last Monday after pleasant
visit with her brother, Rev. J. j. Glib
bonS.
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turned to Salt Lake City last Sunday
to resume their studies at All Hallows
college.
Mr.. E. A. Horner has returned from
Lafayette, Ind, where he accompanied
his wife. Mrs. Horner has not yet re-
turned.
Mrs. Marvin b Klattcnhoff enter
tanned a few friends last Saturday
evening in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Fox
of Pueblo.
Mrs. Carbray, who was here to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs
Hagerty, returned to her home in Hill
Top last week.
Mr.. Peter Cullen, who has spent the
past year in Butte. Mont, returned last
week and has accepted a position in
Robert McKenzies drug store.
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Mr.. Thomas O'Hara, who died at St.
Vincent's hospital from injuries re-
ceived at st. Elmo, was buried on Jan
8. The Miners union attended the
funeral in a body.
Some Of the young friends of Miss
Blanch Wall surprised her at her home
on West Sixth street one evening last
week. The young hostess entertained
her friends right royalty After many
games had been played, refreshments
were served and the guests departed
for their several homes all well pleased
with the evenings enjoyment.
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Mr.. John Dooley died Dec. 81 at his
home on East Sixth street, of pneumo-
MIA. The deceased was well and IA
vorably known, having resided here for
a number of years. He leaves a wife !
and four children, one of whom, Miss
Mary E, is organist at the Church of |
the Annunciation. The funeral took |
place on Jan. g. Rev. ]. J. Gibbons |
officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roderick F. Mcleod |
were surprised at their home on Jan |
by a number of their friends. The |
evening was very pleasantly spent in |
card playing and music. Refresh
ments We're served. Among the guests !
present We're: Misses Agnes Walsh, !
Mcdonald Mayme Mckee, !
Maud O'Donnell, Mary Healey and |
Belle McRae; Messrs. George Gordon, |
Martin Joyce, Thomas Harmon, Robert |
Joyce, Bernard Woods, Dan McDougal,
and Bert Maloney.
The c. R. & B. A held a meeting on
Jan. 3, at which the installation of of
fcers took place. The following Off
GERS We're installed: President, Mrs.
Kate McCarty; first vice president,
Christopher McCarty; second vice
president, Mrs Winters Morrell; re-
sording secretary, Mrs. j. B. Whalen;
financial secretary, Ella A. O'Neill;
treasurer, Mrs. Catherine Eberville;
Mrs. Michael Murray; guard,
Mrs. Edward Rogan: trustees, Mrs. Pat |.
Boland and Miss Mary Parks It is
he intention of this society to give a
lard party in the near future.
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