The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-14
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Hugh NIcCahey of LeadviIle is a city
visitor.
J. B. Cosgriff left for Rawlins or
Tuesday evening.
Miss Esther Freed is at home from q
delightful visit to Tacoma.
Pontifical High Mass was celebrated
on Holy Thursday.
Fred Leonard is at home from a
business trip to Joplin, Mo.
Hugh E. Ryan, who has been i'll al
Holy Cross hospital, is recovering.
People looking for the usual confer
ence" storm were not disappointed.
.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Eureka, Utah,
is in the city, to remain about a month.
Mass viii be celebrated in Mercur
next Sunday by Rev. Father keenan,.
Mrs. Robert Grant was on a visit to
Butte last week, and returned Sunday.
G. A. Duncan, the mining man, re-
turned from trip TO Chicago last Sun
day.
Hon. A. w. McCune is in Montana
looking after his extensive mining in
terests.
Mrs. Hugo Deprezin and Mrs J. P.
DrlscoTl of Eureka were city visitors
last week
Mrs. J. Hurley and Miss Katherine
Hurley of Park City We're city visitors
last week.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Noble
and Robert G. Smith viii take place on
April 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson were the guests
of their son. George Jay Gibson, last
week.
John j. Daily. accompanied by Mrs.
DAILY, returned from a California trip
on Sunday.
Let us hope that it will not rain and
that the spring bonnets can be worn
next sunday.
Mrs. James Ferguson of Mammoth
was the guest of Mrs. David Keith for
the past few days.
Mrs. Martin Cahim of ogden has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Oswald
Neltz for the past week.
Mrs William NIarcellus Gray of St.
Anthony, Idaho is visiting her mother,
Mrs. a. 2. Sinclair.
Don GiIlies, superintendent of the
Farrel-Grant properties at Tintie, was
in town during the week.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Angle Of
Rochester We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Hale last week.
Flowers are earnestly requested on
Saturday for the altaIs If possible
they should be brought in the morning
early.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Cunningham have
the sincere sympathy of all their
friends in their grief at the death of
their little daughter
Clara, the young daughter Of Major
end Mrs. birmingham was baptized at
St. Mary's last week. Major Birming-
ham is at present in Manila.
NJ A. Lands. a United States naval
officer, stationed at San Francisco, has
been the guest of his brother-in-law,
Assessor Quinn, the past week.
AT the meeting Of the County Med
zeal society on Monday evening a very
interesting and able paper was read
by DR.. p. J. McKenna.
Hugh Wood was Hotel Cullen
guest on Monday. He left for Idaho
Monday night for the ranch. Mrs.
Wood remained in Ogden to visit her
parents for a week.
At ST. Mary's last Sunday Mrs Kate
Bridewel Andersen sang the Palms.
by Faure. Mrs Andersen has a beau
tiful mezzo-soprano voice. and her
services were greatly appreciated.
The young girls of the o'clock choir
must make a special effort 10 attend
The o'clock mass, on Easter Sunday,
so that the Easter hymn viii be beauti-
fully rendered.
Hon. P. II. Lannan. in consequence
Of a recent election in which he was
particularly interested. is still buying
Easter bonnets for the yoUng-men-
about town who, by the way agreed |
to disagree with him.
All the children of the choir at ST
Mary's are particularly requested to
attend the rehearsal on Saturday af-
JernoOn at $3.50 This viii be the last
practice on the music for Easter sun
day.
J. D. Wood. the Idaho cattle man. |
returned on Monday from California. |
where ne was inspecting the newly dis |
covered oil wells in the southern par.
Of the State.
Mr. and Mrs T-fvssa, T,no,,a+
nounce the marriage of their daugh- |
ter, Miss Celestine Marie. to Mr.. |
George Good, on the 18th of April. at !
St. Mary's cathedral.
Dana McCready. the popular young |
record clerk in the Rio Grande West |
ern, has resigned his position to ac-
cept very good position with the H. |
j. Heinz Pickle company
The many friends of Z. J. Flynn, the
passenger agent Of the Missouri Pa |
ci1ic, viii be pleased to hear of his 1
promotion to the Portland office Mr.. |
Flynn viii be greatly missed in social !
and railroad circles here.
DIR. j. NJ Holland. Grand Army |
veteran, died last Friday. and was |
buried on Sunday afternoon. The /
funeral ceremonies were under the |
auspices Of the G. A. r., and were. as
usual, very impressive
Ans. NJ c. Moran of Marrinette. Wis. |
was the guest of Miss Frances O'Meara !
last week. She was on her way home
from a trip to California. Mrs. Moran |
and Miss O'Meara We're classmates dur |
ing school days, and the meeting was |
a happy one.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive En- |
gineers from the New York Central |
railroad visited here on Monday. and |
were delightfully."- entertained by the |