The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-27
UTAH AND WYOMING

The funeral services We're held on
| Tuesday afternoon from the family
residence. Rabbi Loewenstein of
ficiated and spoke in the highest terms
of the sterling qualities Of the deceased
William Bartling of the New York
! Cash Store left for New York on Tues
day on a purchasing trip.
The Z. c. NJ !. will erect an immense
7 two-s story modern warehouse very soon.
| In addition to this the main building
viii be improved and altogether $780,
900 will be expended.
At the meeting of the city council
last Tuesday evening a resolution was
| passed to advance the wages Of the
laborers. All men employed by the city
will be paid 81 instead of S1.75 for eight
| hours. Men with teams will be paid
$3.50 instead of So. This is welcome
news to the men who nearly all have
families to support. Mayor Thompson
ana the members of the council are to
be highly commended for their kindly
consideration for the working men,
Miss Nellie Catherine Beattie and
Mr. Joy II. Johnson were married on
Wednesday evening at the residence
of the brides parents. DR.. and Mrs j.
Beattie. The wedding was a very
brilliant one. Miss katherine Judge
and Mrs F. D. 8ickford were the two
bridesmaids and Miss Luta Mcmillan
maid of honor. William Meyers of
Denver was the groomsman. The we'd
ding ceremony was followed by a
brilliant reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson viii make
Salt Lake their home.
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As a result of the instructions given
by the Board of Education. no pupils
We're admitted to the public schools on
last Tuesday but those who have been
successfully vaccinated. When the
schools closed in December for the nOli-
days, the enrolment was 10.513. The
total attendance on Tuesday was ,035.
This is on account of so many of the
parents Directing to having their chill
dren vaccinated The question as to
the powers OF the Boards of Health and
Education viii be settled in court It
once. The principals and teachers of
the schools feel very sorry over the
poor attendance and hope to have mat
ters amiably adjusted soon.
For some weeks past number of
the young ladies of st. Mary's have
been contemplating the organization of
a social club. On last Tuesday even
Ing the IfSI OF a series OF SOClaiS WAS
given in the Catholic knights hall on
Brigham street. Progressive high five !
was played. At the close of the game
delicious refreshments were served. |
The young ladies in charge of the party |
feel very grateful to Mr. p. w. Mad !
sen who voluntarily loaned the tables !
and chairs. and to Mr.. II. c. Monter |
for the coffee.
The following ladies and gentlemen |
were present: Misses Kearns Crofton, /
Cronin, HALEY. Stevens, Kane, Hope, |
O'Donnell, Harley, Blu
boltz, Q'Brien. Davi, Tymns, Duguet,
Early. Donnelly and Gleason. Rev.
Father Kelly, Rev. Father Morrisey,
Messrs. j. E. Kearns, F. J. Mcguire,
H. Morrison, T. Marnane, G. Good, L.
Duguet, c. O'DonneI, H. Mclean, p.
Phelan, J. Sullivan, J. Core, D. Hickey,
and J. Shaunessey. Rev. Father Kelly,
Rev. Father Morrisey, and Mr.. Frank
MCGUIRE editor of the Intermountain
Catholic made a few remarks on the
of having a social organiza-
ion in the parish, and the pleasure
hat will be derived from one. On a
notion proposed by Rev. Father Kelly,
Mr.. Frank Mcclure was made chair
nan of a committee. which will on
Sunday. Jan. 2S, meet to consider the
,lans for permanent social organi-
iaJlOn. Inc members OF the commit
ee under Mr.. Mcclure are Misses
Kane, Gleason and Duguet, Me5srs.
7. f. Kea;ns. and H. Mclean. All the
-oung ladies ard gentlemen of st.
Iary's and st. Patricks are invited to
DIN in this proposed plan for organiza-
ion, for it is only through cooperation
md support that the club will be sue
essful.
Rev. Father Kennedy of De Lamar,
Iev., delivered a most eloquent ser
non at st. Mary's last Sunday.