The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-02-17
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w. G. Benham is baek from Butte.

Edward McGurrin is home from Chi
cago.
Mass was celebrated in Murray las
Sunday.
Mass will be celebrated in Mercur OF
Sunday.
Mr.. o. ]. Salisbury is at home from
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGurrin are ir
California.
T. ]. Clark of the Rock Island has
gone to Portland.
Miss Bessie Hope entertained a small
party Of friends last night.
number of valentine parties were
given during the past week.
Mrs. Michael Sullivan of Eureka was
a city visitor the past week.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan and Miss Sullivan
of Eureka are Cullen guests.
Mrs w. w. Armstrong of Park City
is the guest of Mrs. Fred Hale.
L S. Free left on Wednesday for the
mines Of which he is manager.
Hon. w S. Mccormick made a hur-
ried business trip to California last
week.
Mrs. F. E. McGurTin and Miss Stella
Salisbury will attend to the affairs this
week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Moore was the hostess of
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night.
Word has been received that Hon.
W J. Bryan viii be in Utah next
month.
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Miss Mary McGhee Of Park City is
visiting in the city, the guest of Miss
KeaTns.
Miss Katherine Judge gave a charm
ing valentine party on Wednesday
evening.
Hon. Thomas Kearns is expected
home from Chicago the latter port of
the week
Mr.. George Taggart of New York is
the guest Of his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Egan.
Mrs. John Montgomery is at home
from Wisconsin, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Marie Luce delightfully."- enter !
tanned large party Of friends on st. !
Valentines night.
Bessie Van Pelt and Clara Dwyer !
We're the little soloists at the o'clock /
Mass last Sunday.
Miss Davi and Mr. J. P Murphy sang
the "Ecce Panis," by Donnezitti, at st.
Mary's on Sunday
The eleventh annual ball of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
was a delightful affair.
Master Richard Kane was very pleas
auty surprised by a number of his
Rohcol friends last Thursday.
Mrs. Diana Brown and daughter,
Bliss Anna, of Laramie city. Wyo., are
the guests Of Miss James Hughes.
The members of the new Social club
meet on the first Tuesday of each
month at the C. K. Of A. hall at s
O'Clock
Manager George Odell gave a large
reception on Thursday evening in his
mammoth building. over Loco invita-
lions were issued.
John A. DoUgherty. private secretary
Of John A. Creighton. the Omaha mil
lionaiTe, was registered at the Knuts-
ford Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Donnen re-
turned from Denver on Tuesday. where
they have been visiting their son for
the last five months.
Judge Henry Shields. D. A Gillies.
Henry Welsch and Timothy Driscoll
were in the city. last Sunday to attend :
the funeral of John Malta.
Miss Venus. late assistant secretary
Of the Atlantic-Pdcifc Railway Tunnel ]
company of New York is the guest Of
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Nc I
Cooey.
Mr.. John Brockbank and Miss Cath
crime ByTne Of Mercur were married
last Tuesday morning at st. Mary's l
Cathedral
Bon yoyagei 7
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George E. Blair. deputy county clerk.
returned home Wednesday from an ex- I
tended visit to New York. Mr.. Blair !
IS as handsome as ever. and reports {
an enjoyable time.
The many friends of Con. a. st. Clair
formerly agent Of the Oregon Railway
q Navigation company at Butte Will be +
very pleased 10 learn that he has been
appointed travelling freight agent of the \
Oregon Short Line at Butte.
MIR. Bud Matthews and Miss Marian I
Cronin were married on Tuesday even
inS by Rev. Father keenan,. L
Mir. Matthews is q prominent young
Rio GT2nde employee. while his bride /
Is charm ng Salt Lake girl with many l
friends. The Intermountain extend, '
congratulations.
In this city, Feb "A. 1900. of tubercu-
lCsis, Madeleine. daughter of Jerry Q
Ryan, aged 10 years. months. Only L
simple death announcement. but when
Madeline RyanS White soul west to
Heaven, patient little sufferer earned
a meTited reward. 3
Her sun went down in the morning. r
While all was fair and bright:
But II shines today on the far away hills
IN the land that knows no night :
J. Gordon Mcpherson. D. c. Cdop
catcher not District of Columbian
says he viii resign. Among many rea- in
sons given one is that he has, received I'll
extraordinary abuse from a dozen old | 10
maids Now, he should remember oC
that old maids are not accustomed 10 / ii
sbey man, and in any case he should
call them bachelor maids" or "unan- ht
Dreciated blessings" Those terms do &c
not sound 50 harsh IN