The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-27


All the public schools re-opened on
last Tuesday
Miss Burke entertained the Sewing
club last week.
Rev. Father keenan, returned from
AIercur on Wednesday.
J. c. McChrystal and wife are in from
Eureka for few days.
Mrs. s. D. Chase and children have
gone east to visit relatives.
w. /. McGinness and wife of Ogden
are registered at the Kenyon.
BARLEY McDonough of Pork City
was a city visitor last week.
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Miss Ethel Collins of Seattle is the
guest Of Miss Florence Fehan.
Miss Anna Lggan has been i'll for
several days but is better now.
Miss Annie O'DonnelI is at home
from a short sojourn in Ogden
w NJ Nesbit of Eureka was regis
tered at the Cullen last Tuesday.
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Mr.. James AIcHugh is at home again
from a business trip to Portland.
Mr.. Patrick Sheehan of De Lamar,
New, is in the city visiting friends.
Daniel McPollin was in the city the
first of the week from Park City.
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The many friends of Miss Alice Wall
viii be sorry 10 learn that she is i'll.
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D. c. Mclaughlin of Park City spent
few days here the first of the week.
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John J. Conner of the West Argent
mine was in from Stockton last Mon
day.
Mrs. T. B. O'ReiTey and Mrs. I. w.
Farrell viii attend to the affairs this
week.
Joseph Dederich, the mill builder, has
returned from Manning, where he is
erecting a mill.
The Sewing society meets every
Monday afternoon at , o'clock at the
Episcopal residence.
Rev. Father Kennedy. pastor of De
Lamar, New. departed for his home on
Thursday afternoon
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William Mcqueen has gone to Nam |
moth to take charge of the Eutonia |
company's properties.
Miss Agnes Harrington the popular
young lady who is city treasurer Of /
Park City is a Cullen guest.
J. Ross Clark, a brother of Senator
Clark of Montana was registered at
the Kuutsford last Wednesday.
Miss Judge entertained a large party
of friends on Tuesday afternoon at her
elegant home on Brigham street.
Jack May fomer city treasurer, has
accepted the position Of assayer at
the Geyser- Marion mill at Mercur.
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The promoters of the Sacred Heart
League viii have their regular month
" meeting tomorrow in the sacristy.
Austin Gavin. the popular agent of
the Colorado Midland at Glenwood
Springs, is in the city for a few days.
Knox Taylor who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Q. J. Salisbury, left on
Wednesday for his home in New York.
AT a meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. last
Monday evening DR.. f. V. Silver was
reelected president for the ensuing
year.
MIS-. A n. hChdg ret LuI OtllN0l =
Fast Sunday to join Mr. Mckay. where
they viii make their home for the fu-
ture.
Mrs. Ray Robinson has become
member OF the choir at St. Marys. She
win be a decided acquisition to the
choir.
Mayor Thompson's little son Ezra,
has been i'll with bronchitis, and was
in very critical condition for several ,
Gays.
Miss Berenice Cader Of the Paris
select pattern hats for the spring
season.
The committee on the social club :
organization viii meet Sunday after :
noon Jan. IS. at 4 o'clock in the parlor
Of the Episcopal residence.
Mrs. Earnest Brockbank left on q
Thursday morning for San Francisco to /
Join Mr.. Brockbanl1. They will make /
California their home for the future
Conductor J. j. Flanagan of the :
Great Northern Railroad. has been the
guest of Mr.. Fred Wey of the Wey
Hotel, the past week. en- route east :
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Five magnificent new flats viii be
erected on the corner of First South
and Fourth East streets this coming =
spring They viii be erected by
Charles Deere at a cost Of $125,000.
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There was no Sunday school last
Sunday morning and no rehearsal for
the children's choir on The day previ- .
Gus in compliance with the instruc-
tons given by the board of health.
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The Order Of Railway Conductors =
gave most enjoyable bali at Christen-
sens hall last Tuesday evening. About d
900 people attended and the first annual
dance Of the Salt Lake division No 395
was a decided success.
The fremen endeavored to break the
monotony Of quarantine existence on II
Wednesday afternoon by giving con n
cert over The telephone to the city Of I
fcials and newspaper offices. Strange a
they forgot TO serenade the board OF II
health Il
The music section OF the Ladies' Lit :,
erary club met on Wednesday morning -
at 10 o'clock The programme was =,
given by Mesdames Moore, Putnam =
Hogle, Fox Bailey and Misses Hunt. -
AIcChrystal and Luce.
George. Y. Wallace w. S. Mccormick
and his daughter. Mrs. A. H. Bird, and ~
Misses Woodward, Gilmer and Murray "
went to Boise last Sunday to take part d
In the dedication of the new telephone
building at that place. They returned