The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-03-31
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Sunday is Passion Sunday.
DR.. Hough has returned from Butte
Don't forget to patronize our advel
tisers.
Thomas Kearns was in Park City last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Dederich left on Thurs
day for California.
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The Sewing society is working quiet
", but successfully.
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Mrs. J. F. Dunno and the children
are in Atchison, Kan.
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DR.. r. E. Roche of Corinne was in
the CITY the past week.
John Brooks of Bingham is in the
city visiting his family.
Miss Esther Freed is expected home
from Tacoma next week
Sheriff Cronin of Juab county was in
from Eureka on Tuesday.
James Kennelley is at home. after a
prolonged stay in California.
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Mrs. J. c. Flood and son Of Butte
City We're in the city last week.
Miss Anna Tresize will sing the Of
fertory at ST. Mary's on Sunday.
Philip Finegan left last week for
Manitoba, to be gone several weeks.
T. ]. Clark Of the Rock Island has
returned from an eastern business trip.
Dennis Harrington came in from Eu-
reza last Sunday and remained several
days.
Mrs. Fulton has been very i'll for the
past few weeks, but is now almost
we'll
Mrs. T. B. O'Reilley and Mrs. J. w.
Farrell win attend to the affairs this
week.
The Literary and Social society will
have a business meeting on Tuesday
April 3rd.
Don Mcclure Of Ogden was in the
city a short time on Monday on min
ing business.
E. W. Berry, the Park City mining
man, has been in the city for the past
two or three days
Timothy Kinney, the prominent Rock
Springs merchant, is in the city for
the past few days.
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General Manager T. P. Gridiey Of the
Sweetwater Coal company at Rock
Springs is in the city.
Henry Dinwoodey. accompanied by
Mrs. Dinwoodey, is at home from
pleasure trip to Mexico.
Work on the foundation of the new
Cathedral is progressing rapidly, owing
to the delightful weather.
Stephen Keogh, brother of DR.. P. s.
Keogh. who has been very i'll with
pneumonia, is convalescing.
The board Of public works has
awarded the contract for the new City
creek water main to P. ]. Moran.
The promoters ~ the Sacred Heart
league viii hold their regular monthly
meeting on Sunday afternoon at $3.50,
in the sacristy.
on Monday last David Keith bought
from Mrs. Karerine Belcher, for 5000,
Brigham street.
Mrs N. S. Shaughnessey and Miss
Shaug hnessey, who have been in Cal
ifornia for the past few months, viii
return home next week.
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Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury and Miss Stella
Salisbury win soon leave for the East, |
TO visit James and Walker Salisbury, |
who are attending college.
The icemen have announced an in |
crease in price Of 10 cents per hundred |
This viii be effective on the LIST Of 1
April Who would not be an iceman? |
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The directors Of the Centennial-Eu-
resa mine on last Tuesday posted the |
first quarterly dividend of 81 a share. |
or 100000, to be distributed on April |
5th
The music at the 9 o'clock mass last
Sunday was beautiful Clara Fafek /
sang the solo Holy Mary Mother 1
Mild" and Etha Collins the communion |
hymn.
The concert given in the Thirteenth |
ward on Wednesday night was a great /
success. H. ). Goddard had charge Of |
the programme, wlich-needless to say
was an artistic one.
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The Childrens Choir has rehearsal |
every Saturday afternoon at $3.50. The |
rehearsa'ls Of late have been poorly |
attended, and the attention of the par
ents is earnestly called to this fact
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c. A. Clark, the well known mining 4
attorney Of Butte, came down from the |
north yesterday and is registered at 4
the Kenyon. lie is here on legal bust 1
ness for r. D. Grant and associates.
Hon. Thomas Kearns has decided to 4
use whit oolithic limestone in the |
erection Of his elegant new residence. /
Twelve hundred tons viii be required. /
~ L. Perry q Sons Of Manti viii fur /
nigh the stone.
Mrs. Duncan McVichie, wife of Dun /
can MeNichies general superintendent /
81 De Lamar's Mercur mines, died on |
tuesday morning at the Keogh- Hosnler !
hospital, Her death win be q great