The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-21

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J. B. Cosgriff is in New York, visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Bowen of White Rock agency il
a city visitor.
J. P. Murphy of st. Louis is regis
tered at the Kenyon.
James Shields of Chicago is regis.
tered at the Knutsford.
T. ]. Clark of the Rock Island is in
the city for few days.
Miss Julia Wright of ogden is visit
ing friends in the CITY
]. c. Sullivan of the Raymond mine
was city visitor last week.
Mrs Richard keenan, returned to
Rock Springs last Wednesday.
Rev. Father Casey of Evanston,
Wyo., arrived in Salt Lake on Wednes-
dav.
The Misses Dora. Mary and Angela
Kinney returned TO Rock Springs last
week.
Thomas Kearns. David Keith and R.
c. Chambers went to Park City last
Monday.
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Archbishop Riordan arrived in Zion
over the Union Pacific on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth O'Brien has been
spending the past ten days at Phar-
aoh's Glen.
The Intermountain Catholic carries
l1rprfici11c OrbpT, 1K-pplS-
Iy paper in the west.
Colemans orchestra will furnish the
music at the reception given in honor
of Archbishop Riordan.
Many of the clergy from the sur
rounding parishes are expected TO be
present at the ceremonies next sun
day.
The news Of the death of General
Emerson Liscum caused profound re-
gret here where he was SO well and
favorably known.
Mrs. Louise Boyden. the elocutionist
formerly of this city, but now of Port
land, is visiting friends here, and viii |
remain about two weeks
Tim Farrell. the popular conductor of |
the Oregon Short Line. and for years I
running between Pocatello and Butte, |
was in Salt Lake on Wednesday.
The signatures of the children of the
o'clock choir and of all those who
sing at the services next Sunday, are
TO be placed in the cornerstone.
Father keenan, celebrated Mass last
Sunday at Mercur. The good Father
has built up hourishing congregation
in this prosperous mining camp.
Mrs. O. J. Salisbury presided over the
meeting held last Sunday to arrange
for the reception to Archbishop Rior-
dan. and was appointed permanent
president
One fare for the round trip has been
fixed FOR next Sunday on all roads en-
tering Salt Lake, the occasion being
the laying of the corner stone of the
Cathedral.
Master Roy Williams is the guest of
Miss Nora Gleason during this week.
lie IS spending his vacation in the
north, and came down to assist in the
music for next Sunday.
At the three Masses on last Sunday
Right Rev. Bishop extended an invi-
tatiOn to every one to attend the recep-
ton given on Friday evening at
his residence. Every Catholic in the
city is expected to attend.
Rev. Fathers Clark and Cassidy of I
Providence, r. l.. are at the Knutsford
They are en- route home from a tour of
the Yellowstone park and expressed l
themselves as delighted with the west.
They viii visit all points of interest in
. Colorado on
The ladies' and gentlemen who t
are to assist in the music on
Sunday are very earnestly in r
Vited to attend the reception on !
Friday evening. The committee on ,
invitation to be extended through this :
paper
Miss Margaret Stewart and Miss Jen-
ME Edwards, two young stenographers
at St AIMS Orphanage, are TRANSCRIPT
ing the history Of the Church in
Utah, which originally appeared in the
columns of the Intermountan Cath
Ollie. 1t viii be placed in the corner
stone of the new Cathedral on Sunday
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The untimely death of DR.. McAchran i
caused much sorrow among hosts of +
friends, TO whom he had endeared him
self by his kindly spent life. His lit f
tie ward, Clara Dwyer, who, by the :
way, is member of the chiIdren's =
choir. feels his death very keenly: he Il
certainly proved his loving thought 9
1ulnesS and care for her in the leaving :
of the $4,000 policy for her education. =
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After a severe illness of nearly four =
weeks. Samuel Croft died last week at =
the Holy Cross hospital. Mr.. Croft !
was for many years a resident of this y
city, and the news Of his death caused y
intense sorrow among a legion of q
friends. He was man of unimpeach-
able character. a devoted husband, a :
genial companion and his early death y
is deeply regretted. He leaves a low
ing Wife to mourn his loss, TO whom all
is extended.
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All the children OF st. Mary's and St =,
Patrick's PARISHES are expected to =
march in the procession at the laying of :,
the corner stone. '
They are to be dressed in white. Each
child is TO have an American flag which
will be used in the chorus America"
al the conclusion Of the services.
The children of the 9 o'clock choir n
are particularly requested to be pres A
ant as they viii sing Hadyn's tie h
Deum." Every child is expected to at a
tend rehearsal at $3.50 Saturday after h
noon at the Episcopal residence. \
The musical programme for the lay
Ing of the cornerstone is now COM
plete. Master Roy Williams. the vio-
inist, viii assist. The first number :,
viii be Haydns "Te Deum" by full -
chorus. Then Dressler's grand song of q a,
praise This is the Day in Which We .