The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-02-24
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Sheriff Layne of Ogden was in the
city on Tuesday.
Don Mcguire of Ogden was a city
visitor on Tuesday.
James Reagan of Chicago is regis
tered at the Cullen.
Services We're resumed at the peni-
tertiary last Sunday
The Salt Lake Blue Book for 1900 was
issued the past week.
Edward Blake Of Park City was in
the city on Wednesday.
The regulations for Lent Will be read
on Sunday at all the services
b. Steinman Of Mercur was regis
tered at the Kenyon on Monday.
Mrs D. c. Mclaughlin of Park City
is the guest of Mrs. L. c. Trent
Mrs. Joseph c. Cries Of Silver City
was a city visitor the past week.
Mrs A. b. Hayes and daughter of
Ogden are the guests Of Miss Raleigh
Hon. Thomas Kearns has returned
home from 4 business trip to Chicago.
Lena Tafek and Jane Leyland were
the little soloists at St Mary's on Sun |
day,
Mrs ]. w. Farrell and Mrs J. NJ
Moore viii attend to the affairs this |
week.
Thomas Kearns is investigating i'm /
portant copper interests in southern /
Utah.
The Catholic knights viii have their
regular monthly meeting on Monday
the 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wood are at the
Cullen again from a months visit to
Fort Worth
Captain Timothy Egan made hnr
ried trim 10 Tintic last week on min
ing business.
Mr. Joseph sauers, fine bass voice
was greatly appreciated last Sunday
at st. Marys.
Henry Mccormick. manager of the
Lucky Boy Of Idaho, returned from the
east on Monday.
Henry Newell and wife left on Tues
day fer California, and will remain
away many weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dern and the
Misses Den leave on the Goth for an
extended European trip.
Many Parkites We're present at the
production OF "Clennatra" on Tuesday
evening last in Salt Lake.
Mr. Dan B. Shields attended the
Walsh-MacDowell engagement in Salt
Lake City during the week ;
MI and Mrs James A. Murray of
Butte were in the city last Monday, re- {
turning from an Eastern trip.
The Woman's Democratic club met ]
on Friday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs G. H. Wood. on State street.
DR. Harry n. Mayo, formerly of De :
Lamar. New. has been appointed quar- ,
antine officer by DR.. King. in place Of {
DIR. T. G. Oden, who resigned.
William Peid and William Holling s
worth, two prominent stockment of ]
Dillon. Mont, were registered at the
Cullen on Monday.
Miss Rose O'Connor was agreeably
surprised by number Of friends on
Thursday evening in honor of her birth
day.
NJ L DAILY foreman of the Silver
King bonanza. came down from Park :
City on Monday for a few days recrea-
ton.
Edward O'Brien of Diamondville
Wyo.. the junior member Of the :
firm Of OBrien Bros, is in the city to !
reside :
on Tuesday Treasurer Morris dis
bursed the semi-mOnthly payrolls to
city employees. The amount paid was
S4591.4O Z
The elegant new business block be
longing to Mrs. Mary Judge which
viii be occupied by r. *. Thomas, is !
nearly completed I
Governor Heber NJ. Wells is in Wash ]
ington attending the meeting of Gov .
errors on the celebration of District of .
Columbia anniversary.
Next Friday win be the first Friday l
Of the month. Mass viii be celebrated
at s o'clock and confessions heard on {
Thursday afternoon and evening. |
.
Lenten services at st Mary's will /
begin next week on Ash Wednesday, '
Feb Is. Benediction viii he given on !
Wednesday, and stations Of the Cross a
on Friday nights at $50.
A number of special features marked ]
the musical services at St Mays last !
Sunday. Mrs. J. Hal Moore sang the !
offertory an Ave Maria" by Willard [
and Mr. J. p. Murphy Of st. Louis, an
80 Salutaris' by Weigand q
Professor Joseph Luce leaves San I
Diego on the Corona on the 25th on h
his way home. His health is very o
much improved. and he advises all to a
try san Diego for amusement and rec I
reation, if not for health.
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Mr. Z. J. Harrison and Miss Harr- b
son visited Salt Lake City during the p
week, and incidentally enjoyed Cleo g
patra' by the Walsh-MacDOWell COM 7
pany. u I
The Childrens Choir render most val O
uable service at st. Marys always, but 4
during Lent the young singers are h
doubly appreciated and it is hoped the c
members viii this Lent be as faithful s
as of old.
The young men who are making wild [
runs around the street corners to avoid c
young lady ticket sellers. need not peril d
the lives Of other pedestrians any long h
er. because they viii be found any v
how. The young ladies say SO. b
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The Social and Literary Society of
St Marks cathedral will have a social o
on Monday, Feb. 26, in the bishops q