The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-03-24
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Don't forget to patronize our adver-
Users.
J. D. Wood left for California on
Monday.
The Misses Noble are in Omaha Wis
tting relatives.
The receipts Of the lecture amounted
to about $l,100.
z. J. Hagenbarth left for his home in
Idaho last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown are at home
from New York.
Mrs. ]. ]. DAILY and son returned from
New York last week.
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MT. and Mrs. Keenan, returned TO
Kemmerer on Sunday.
Mrs. O'Rourke and Mrs. Schultz will
attend 10 the affairs this week.
Next Sunday, the 25th of March, is
the Feast Of the Annunciation.
Mrs. Charles Morrison has gone to
Copper Gulch TO visit for ten days.
Louis Cohn. of Cohn Bros. returned
from a trip to New York last week
The opal club gave another very en-
JOY able ball this week at Christensens'
haH.
Work on the Cathedral is progressing
fast. About twenty-fOur men are en-
ployed every day.
Mrs. Henry Welsch and Mrs. James
Mafa of Park City are the guests of
Mrs. James IveTs.
James Norton, foreman Of the oregon
Short Line, left this week for months
visit to Cape Nome.
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Nelson Ransohoff Of the Lace House
returned from a business trip to the
east the past week.
Rev Father Malone of Denver arrived
in the city Thursday He is the guest
Of Mr.. W. P. o'Meara-
d
The sun crossed the equator on Wed
nesday, March q, the point of crossing
being the yernal equinox.
w. T. O'Nen and c. H. O'NeiIf prom
inent cattle men Of Wells, Mont, are
registered at the Cullen.
Rev. Father Eastman, Father Crow
ley and Miss eastman returned to Chi
cago on Tuesday evening.
Services were held at the penitentiary
last Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Halliday Lati-
mer rendered many beautiful solos,
.
Rehearsal for the children's choir will
be resumed this week The young girls
choir practice on Sunday morning at
$3.50.
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The price Of sugar was advanced the
past week 10 cents per hundredweight
This makes the price now $5.95 per
sack.
The state fair viii open on Oct. .
and close Oct. 6. Henry Dinwoodey
and Moses W. Taylor were appointed
directors.
Judge Powers spoke most eloquentIy
Saturday night when introducing Fa-
Their eastman to the large audience in
the Theatre
DR.. p. s. Keogh is at home from the
Keogh ranch in Idaho, bringing with
him his brother Steve Keogh, who is i'll
with pneumonia.
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I. @. Meyer, buyer for Auerbach Bros, !
accompanied by Miss Bertha Meyer.
returned from a purchasing trip to
New York last week.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the entertainment Of the Literary
Society failed TO meet last Sunday. |
What was the matter?
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Master Roy Williams accompanied |
Father eastman to Park City on Sun
day, and assisted in the programme
given there on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Sauer viii assist the choir /
at st. Nary's for Easter Mr.. Sauer /
has very fine bass voice and his serv-
ices viii be greatly appreciated
Last Monday, March 10, was the |
Feast Of st. Joseph. The Mass at s |
O'Clock was well attended. and a few |
Of the children's choir rendered the |
music.
Much regret was expressed over Mrs. !
McG urrin not appearing on the pro-
Eramme on Saturday. but her failure