The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-26

TO know that he is fast recovering tror
the effects of his recent operation.
w. NJ. White Of Milford spent a fe,
days at the Cullen last week.
Mr.. Charles Morrison and family ar
pleasantly situated in their elegant nel
home on Fourth East street.
! Mrs. Ida Fugate will go east Sunda
! night to visit relatives and she Will re
turn home in about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen lef
last week for Seattle, where they vii
reside.
George C. Lockhart of Colorad
Springs, manager of the Colorado Col
lege Glee club, is visiting friends here
Mrs, George Good and baby daughte
returned last week from a delightful
visit in Denver.
Mrs. John B. Cries and son left las
week for Wabash, Ind, which will b.
their future home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Moore and Mrs. 7. r
Black have gone east to visit relatives
Miss Edna Dunn left last week fol
California, where she gill visit relative
for the next few weeks.
James McHugh, the prominent min
ing man left last week for an extended
eastern trip.
Timothy Kinney and Miss Dora and
Miss Mary Kinney arrived in New York
ten days ago from Europe Mr.. Kin
ney will arrive in Salt Lake this week
and the young ladies are expected to
reach here to attend the annual meet
ing and banquet of the alumnae of st.
Mary's academy.
A large attendance at the Country
club last Saturday witnessed The Eng
fish game of "badninton' played by
Mrs. r. H. Claiming, Mrs Fischer,
Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. D. ]. Sharp
and Misses Thorn, A. Mason, Hardness,
Judge, Mccormick, Laura Sherman.
Burke, Salisbury. The prizes were Won
by Miss Burke, Mrs. Fischer and Mrs.
Worthington. The usual table I'hote
dinner was served at $50 closing one
of the pleasantest days of the gol6ng
season.
Miss Stella Salisbury was hostess at
a beautifully appointed luncheon last
week. Mrs. Adams of Denver was
guest of honor The table was artis-
t1cally arranged with pink carnations
and maidenhair fern. The favors were
small vases of gladioluses. Besides the
guest of honor there were present Mrs
Cross, Mrs. Clark, Miss Sherman,
Miss Laura Sherman, Miss Mcmillan,
Miss Leta Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell are at
home from the east.
Professor ]. ]. Mcclellan has gone
east for a three weeks vacation.
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The Misses Dern were hostesses at an
Kensington on Tuesday after
noon of last week. American Beauty
'oses formed the decorations. The
guests were Mesdames Dale. George
bern, Steiner. Hoppaugh, Traver and
Adams of Denver; the Misses Parker,
Claudia Morris, Luce, Mcmillan, Edith
Parker. Steiner, Cherry and Maxon.
Daniel Harrington of Sunnyside spent
few days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Park have gone
dot ~ Spellu several weeks.
The many friends of Miss Mamie
'arlinger regret her serious accident.
nd hope that she will soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones have re-
urned from Idaho,
Mrs. E. C. Thomas of Anaconda is a
ueSt of the Wey hotel.
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet entertained at a
informal party last week.
David Keith and son, Charles, were
n Park City last week.
Miss Cohn and her guest, Miss Wiley,
cent to New York last week
Mrs. T. Capell. Miss O'Nefl and MIR.
'. O'Neil of Wells, New, are spending
few days in the city and are regis |
eled at the Cullen
D H. Peery returned last Monday
'om California, where he placed his .
rother in Berkeley university.
George Smith, mayor of Park City.
oent few days in the city during
lie past week.
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n. P. Dolly left on Thursday for a
ip to the south.
Frank Hagenbarth and his little
lTghteri Mary, came down from
-encer last Wednesday to spend
w days with Mrs. Hagenbarth's par
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wood.
Miss Edith Morrison of Los Angeles,
no has been the guest of Miss Lucille
crrison for the past ten days, left
r Denver last Thursday.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins and Mrs. j. j.
cPhie of Fifth East street left last
lnday morning for Cumberland, Wyo.,
here Mr.. Hopkins is superintendent
the Union Pacific coal mines The
dies will visit him for two or three
aeks.
Mrs. H. c. Wood and little son came
wn from Spencer, Ida, last Wednes-
y to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wood
Judge Henry Shields of Park CITY
as among last weeks arrivals from
at thrifty camp. and reports it pour
8 out d greater volume of wealth
ali at any time in its career.
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Fat Conley. assessor of st. Paul and
ominently identified with the Blue
re mine, in the Golden Mountain
strict, owned by the Golden Star
of which he is vice president I
d director, returned Tuesday even 6
:, after looking over the property in i
npany with Patrick Ryan, president .
the company, and Dennis Ryan of c
Paul. Wednesday Mr.. Conley re- :
rned to his home. c
Fatal Accident to H. G. Button. a
Herbert G.. Button. the we'll known e
ltractor and builder of this city, was /
SANITY killed by cave-in at the
est Honerine mine at Stockton last 5