The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-14
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DR.. J. c. Z. King is in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Joseph siegel left last Monda
for Butte
Mrs. S. shaunessy left last saturda.
for Soda Springs.
Hon Thomas Kearns returned iron
the east last Saturday.
William McDermott returned to Cali
fornia on Saturday last,
Mrs. J. T. Donahue returned to Nam
moth the first OF the week
Miss Crew Of Chicago is the guest o
Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson.
Mr.. C. H. West win sing the offer
tory at St. Mary's next Sunday.
Frank Cavanaugh Of Atchison is Wis
iting his aunt Mrs Alice O'Shea.
Artist Taggart is to be congratulated
on the success Of his art exhibit.
Arthur Broughton and Ben T. circuit
NrtAllG hbM IL AlOiIi IbtblG last WEN
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Miss Katherine Farrell is visiting her
father, James Farrell. in Park City.
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J. L. Morris and daughter of Butte
We're city visitors during the week.
Rev Father Murphy Of All Ha1lows
College left for Montana last Tuesday.
Senator j. L. Rawlins returned from
the Kansas City convention last Sun
day.
J. p. Gardner the cIothier. left for
the east last Monday on business
trip.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Elsie LANCE and Frank E. Bur
rows.
Miss Bennett of Laramie. wyo., is
visiting Miss Cosgriff at the Kenyon
hotel
Misses Lena and Anna Adams have
gone to Provo canyon for months
outing
Rev. Father Morrisey returned to his
parish at De Lamar, New, last Tuesday
evening.
The Ancient Order of United Work
men spent an enjoyable day at Saltair
last Monday.
Mrs. Harry Clark and the children
have gone to Parley's canyon to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith entertained
at dinner last week, in honor of Lieu
tenant Albert Allen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcclellan. jr.,
are the happy parents of u fine baby
boy born on July l.
Miss Ruth Leeds Keer of Washing
ton. d. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr.
These he the days" when the imbe-
Giles that ask lis it hot enough for
your run a large.
Mrs. James Hicks and her children,
Darrell and Grace, left last Tuesday
for Butte to visit friends
Miss Mary Mullens of Butte is spend
ing her vacation in the city, and viii
reside at the Grand hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Keenan, are
now located at 6S r street. They Will
spend the summer in Salt Lake.
A. J. Davis has been elected council
man Of the Fifth precinct, in place of
Councilman. Gemmel who resigned.
Frank White of Butte is visiting his
brother Robert White. who is the su-
perintendent of the Highland Boy
smelter.
Mr. H. II. McCorkle sang the offertory
at St Mary's last Sunday. He has a
fine bass voice and his solo was much
enjoyed.
The friends Of Mrs. Sarah Wilson viii
be glad to learn that she is recovering !
from an illness that for while threat
Rned TO be serious.
w. J. Caverly of the passenger de- |
partment of the Rio Grande Western
spent last Monday in the city with the !
other general agents of the Rio Grande (
Western.
Mrs. James Hughes and her little
daughter, Mary Teresa Hughes, have
gone to Laramie Wyo., where they
viii join a party of riends who are !
going to make tour of the Yellow !
stone park.
Mrs. Pinkerton, wife of DR.. s. H. /
Pinkerton, was operated on at St I
Marks hospital last Saturday for APP
pendicitis. Her friends viii be glad to /.
know that she is fast conyalescing and |
will soon be at home
The children Of the o'clock choir |
viii have an important rehearsal on |
Saturday at $3.50. The members of the |
boys choir must be present. Parents |
are earnestly requested to send their |
children TO the practice.
The ring of the bicycle bell will, in a
few days, be but a memory
The city shoulS provide an optician |
for the unhappy bicyclists. who Will
now become cross-eyed trying to dodge /
the boulders that adorn the streets
MIR. Charles Kennedy, assistant gem
eraI passenger agent of the Rock
Island. was a visitor to Salt Lake dur
ing the week. He was on his way to I
Butte. Mr.. Kennedy is one of the pop
ul2r railroad men ef the country, and
II is needless to say he represents
popular railroad.
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