The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-13

priating $3.50 to pay the funeral ex-
pens6S of the late Daniel Dillon.
.
Many of the congregation do not I'M
derStand that the morning mass at
st. Mary's is at o'clock, since the
Ilrst OF last December instead of 1870.
Joseph Dederich left on Tuesday
night for Deer Lodge, Mont, Where he
will figure on the cost of a new mill
10 be erected there by Hon. A. W. Nc
Cune.
Architect Neuhausen is working on
the interior Of St. Mary's Cathedral.
and is having Mr.. Birch prepare two
sets Of plans, one of Romanesque and
the other of selected Gothic.
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On Tuesday, Jan. 9, Rev. Father
Keenan, united in marriage Mr.. John
harrington and Miss Katherine Har-
rington, two prominent young people
OF Mercur. The. ceremony was per
formed at st. Mary's Cathedral.
According to the Omaha News. Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, and Mr. Tar
bets mother. are guests at the Willard
hotel. After a visit with Hon. John A.
creighton, an old friend Of Mr.. Tar
bets, the party proceeded to New York.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman few days
ago presented the Sewing Society with
beautiful book. called Our Faith and
Its Defenders, by John Gilmary Shea.
The ladies drew for the prize. Mrs. D.
Ii. .Bero being the fortunate recipient.
There was a Requiem Mass at 8
O'Clock on last Monday. for the repose
of the soul of Maurice JOY, who died
Dec. 8, 1899. and there was a REQUIEM
Mass at 9 o'clock on the same day for
the reDose Of the souls of Mrs. James
McCallum and Mr.. Daniel Dillon.
There was a meeting of the Altar So
ciety last Sunday after II o'clock Mass.
Many new members Joined, among
them Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs. VIII
son, Mrs. Kinsella, Mrs Schultz and
Mrs. Griffin. Another meeting will be
called in the near future, to elect Of
fcers for the ensuing year.
A new organization called the WOm-
ans Athletic Club was formed on last
evening. The meeting was
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Darlors, and !
eighteen members Joined. Miss Harriet !
director of physical culture |
at Rowland Hall, will be the director. (
She has had much experience in this |
liRe of work, and has had marked sue |
cess
Herbert R. Blackstock, the well
known Idaho sheepman, died at the |
Holy Cross hospital on Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Blackstock came here from !
ten days ago and was imme-
diately stricken with pneumonia All |
possible attention was given him and
it was thought he would recover. The
funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday morning from O'Donnells I'M
dertaking parlors.
Mrs. Dillon. the widow of the late
Daniel Dillon, wishes to extend her
heartfelt thanks to the mayor and city
council for their prompt and substan-
tial aid rendered during her late be-
to the chief of police and
the entire department for their untiring
attention during his illness and at the
funeral; to the fire department for their
to the A o. Z. W.. and to
the public and many friends for their
kind aid.
The Catholic knights of America,
St Laurence branch met on Tuesday
night at their hall on Brigham street
10 elect new officers. Many new mem
oers We're present to join the order.
The election resulted as follows: Presi-
lent, Rev. Father Kiely; vice pres1-
lent, John Costello; financial secre-
-ary, Rev. w. +. Morrisey; correspond
ng secretary, u. ". Duguet, treasurer,
Bernard Sprenger; sergeant-at-arms,