The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-28
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Mrs. w. Wilson is at home from g
visit to Park City.
Mrs. Patrick Kerwin left for Cali
fornia last Sunday.
The Easter music was repeated al
St Mary's last Sunday.
Mrs w. H. Hodges has returned
from trip to the east
Mrs David Keith and little son left
for California last week.
For the future the week day aIaas
viii be at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. H. B. Kooser and little daugh-
ter left for st. Louis last week.
D. H. Peery returned from a business
trip to Spokane last week.
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Mrs. Thomas Marshall is improving
slowly from dangerous illness.
The choir of st. Mary's viii have re-
hearsal on Friday evening at s O'Clock.
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Mrs. J. w. Farrell and Mrs. ]. NJ
Moore viii attend to the affairs this
week.
Mrs. NJ N1cGrath and Miss Mary Nc
SOrley Of Park City We're city visitors
last week.
Miss Lila Schaeffer, the little daugh-
ter Of W. T. Schaeffer came down from
Butte last Sunday.
During the month of May, benedic-
ton viii be given on Wednesday and
FRIDAY evenings at 1.30
Confessions will be heard on Thurs
day at 4:S0 in the afternoon, and 1880
in the evening.
For the future the mass on every
morning viii be celebrated at 1880 in
stead of s o'clock.
James Ivers visited Park City last
week and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Welsch.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick gave a charm
ing musicale on Tuesday afternoon at
her beautiful home.
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Miss Florence Doran had a very en- |
5oyable party last week in honor Of her |
seventh birthday.
The Young Ladies Aid society will |
have q grand charity ball on newt Mon |
day night, April 80.
Miss Moore of Omaha, who has been
the guest Of the Misses Burke, returned |
TO her home last Thursday.
Subscribers are particularly request
ed to patrOnize our advertisers, who
give their support to the paper.
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J. B. Cosgriff Of the firm of Cosgriff
& Enright, returned on Tuesday from
business trip to Fort Steele, Wyo.
The officers and members of st. An
thongs Guild viii hold their meeting
next Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Connor are
happy over the birth of a little daugh-
ter. who was born on April Is. 1900.
NJ J. OMeara. left on last Saturday
for New York City, where he Will re-
main about two weeks on business.
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Warden Dow of the state peniten-
tiary, returned on last Saturday from
visit to his old home at Lowell, Mass.
Miss Huldah Brown has a most en-
jOyable party last week for forty little :
friends in honor of her seventh BIRTH
day.
Miss Sarah Wilson and many Of her
little friends enjoyed a very pleasant |
party on Thursdazr, in honor Of her
birthday.
Next Friday being the first Friday
of the month it will be communion day
for the members of the League of the !
Sacred Heart.
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Fred J. Fehrensen Of Silver City, Ida,
has purchased the drug store belong {
ing to Lorin u. King. and will for the
future conduct it personally.
The promoters of the Sacred Heart
League Of the Sacred Heart will hold
their usual monthly meeting in the l
Sacristy at p. m. next Sunday. :
Dan Hickey, the popular young man
ager of the Rio Grande baseball team, I
an interesting game on Sat G
urday with the Pocatello team. :
Thomas Fitch on last Tuesday pur-
chased from Mrs. Julia McFadden I
through McGurTin & Co., fine home
on Brigham street. The price paid was \
$4,000 J
Last week Frank NJ Wilson, the S
well-knOwn mining man, through his
agent, w. J. Halloran, purchased the
property at present occupied by the II
New York Cash Grocery for sos, 800.
There will be special instructions
given all the children preparing for {
First Holy Communion and Conf1rma- A
ion on Wednesday afternoons at 430. ,
All the children are expected to attend n
.hese instructions. n
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The troubles in the schools between F
eachers and pupils that seem to occur le
20 frequently of late makes one lon= !
or the days Of ''auld lang eyne," when +
good stout birch rod was the only ar
gument used. N
Many charming affairs We're given T;
asst week for Miss Edith Noble who q
vas married on Wednesday. Mrs. David
}. Murray gave a charming luncheon
nd Miss Esther Freed a delightful
ard party in her honor. A
Miss Katherine Murphy the bright
Dung daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Murphy, is a charming little O
ANGER, and she made decided impress
ion at the entertainment given by St. | n
'auls Guild last week.
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Harry Corson Clarke, in What Hap
ened to Jones" is back ait the Grand A
his week. Mr.. Clarke has many friends
ere, who viii gladly welcome him once o
1Ore, and he and Mrs. Clarke will re-
Give much social attention while here.
The world famed Paderewski would
ear his hair If he heard some Salt II
.aker's pronounce his name. He has
cen called everything from Paddy
oosky" to "Paddywhiskey." The cor