The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-17

/ Mary's academy held an important
meeting last Sunday afternoon. The
next meeting will be held on June l.
] SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
]. c. Sullivan of Eureka was in the
city last Wednesday.
Miss Dora Kinney returned from San
Francisco last Sunday.
John Cosgrove, one of Anaconda s
citizens, is spending a few days in Salt
Lake.
Senator Thomas Kearns, Governor
Wells David Keith and Perry S. Heath
returned from the Park last Friday.
Attorney Truman, who has been con-
fined to his home for a month past
from illness, is again at his Office and
post of duty. The siege was quite long
and severe, and Mir. Truman is con-
graduated upon his convalescence.
VIII c. Higgins, editor of the Mining
Review. has received word that he has
been appointed secretary for Utah to
the International Mining congress, to
be held in Butte, Sept, and 6.
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Ralph NJ. Friend. the first Elk in
Wyoming. is in town, browsing with
the local bunch, and promises to cut
out a big bunch from the Wyoming
herd in August and drive them down
here for the weeks pasturage.
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Senator KeaTnS a;ill leave for Wash
ington on Thursday, and will remain
there until the adjournment of con-
gress. when he viii so on to Europe to
join Mrs. Kearns in Switzerland. Sena-
tor Kearns has received an invitation
from Sir Thomas Upton 10 attend the
coronation with him, but has decided
not to accept.
Colonel John H Knight of Ashland,
Wis. who, as commander of the Thir-
ty-sixth infantry. was the commanding
officer at Fort Douglas from 1868 to
1870, il in the city, visiting his son, c.
L. Knight.
R. L. Polk, head of the famous di
publishing firm OF r. L. Polk |
Z Co., is in the city, the guest of VIZ |
Cooper, the companys Utah manager. /
Mr.. Folk is en- route to his home in
Detroit, after western trim.
a t the meeting of the Commercial |
hub last week, the principal business
transacted was the election of new /
members. The additional names are
\. NJ. Goslin, Colonel E. S. Holmes, F.
j. Officer, Thomas Kearns and L. NJ. |
Bailey.
Manager John j. Daily of the DAILY
Judge company. returned this week
Do Ill
ng checked out the balance due on
he purchase price of the Anchor.
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Senators Kearns was the guest of
onor at a dinner given Sunday night
+, Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
I the Amelia palace. Covers were
lid for twelve, and the event was in
eeping with the well known hospitality
the host and hostess. while the menu i
as of the incest description. The table
,oked especially beautiful with a CEN .
,rpiece of American beauties, grace
lily arising from very tall cut-glass
ase.
Judge J. w. Mulahey of Denver was
Omitted to the supreme court of Utah
and will make his home
ere in the future. Judge Mulahey has
zen prominent figure in Colorado lit
alton and politics for many years. :
or three years he was judge of the |
unlclpal court in Denver, and for a
me was with the well known firm of
atterson q Thomas. He has also prac-
ced his profession at eLadville and
ripple Creek. Judge Mulahey has To- {
ted in Salt Lake largely for the bene- t
of his health, which has not been
'od for some time past.
Robert Bell, the well known Idaho :
ming man, came down from the north =
,ain yesterday to confer with the rep .
of an eastern syndicate. \
Id will leave in few days to conduct =
me examinations of Thunder noun 6
in property that has already been Sc \
red by his clients. Mr.. Bell is we'll I
rtifled for the work, as he has liven 7
the Salmon river country for a num- i
+ of years, and is well versed on the a
neral geology of that whole region. $
= will go by the Mackay- Challis route. v
d expects to get away from Mackay t
May II. q
Sol Seigel has returned from two
onths' stay at Atlanta City.
AiiioHS the new OIlCerS at the post, a
my of his old friends are glad to well N
me Captain Creary, who before his u
my days was a popular society man W
Salt Lake. a
Mrs. E. H. Porter and Miss Mamie b
rter returned from California yes al
day evening. accompanied by Miss %
ny Beiscach of Chicago, who will F
lit Miss Porter few days. e,
Zoe Dederichs came in from Bing- %
m yesterday after inaugurating the
ited States tramway, and saws a
'ce of thirty men will be in line in a II
V days. -
iiss Sadie Boyer is the guest of Mrs. 81
L. Libby. .
he marriage of Miss Elizabeth Dern -
i Mr.. William H. Cunningham viii ~
,e place on Tuesday evening. June 10. AZ
frs. B. L. Eakin and little son of Az Az
den are visiting with Mrs. w. c. W
lrk at her home on West First South ~, us
eet. IN
1. c. Harrington, formerly superin-
dent of the Quincy, is associated
n New York and Boston capitalists