The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-02
OGDEN.

Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald and family
are camping in the canyon.
Miss Josephine Botsford spent the
past week in Ogden.
Miss Edythe Worthington of Oakley,
Ida, is visiting Ogden friends.
Miss Healy and Miss Peery left Sat
urday for Soda Springs.
Mrs. E. Milford, Mrs Jay Milford
and the Misses Hays of Ogden are
spending few days in Provo canyon.
Mrs. ". Meid Hansen of Butte, but
formerly of Ogden, spent a week al
Ogden, the guest of Mrs. Archie Bow
man, Mrs. w A. McGaw and others.
.
Miss Edna Clark of Salt Lake City
is visiting friends in Ogden for
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell and Miss
Mamie Kennedy are back from a two
months California trip.
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Misses Emma and Julia White gave
porch party Friday evening, the
house and grounds being decorated in
red. white and blue. Mrs. Paul Jones
and Mr.. Fred NJ. Nye were the prize
winners at sixty-three. The guests
We're Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph
Peery, Henry Stevens, Paul Jones, Aft
Brown, Wherry, Rowe Mesdames
Wertheimer, Crawshaw and Houtz,
Misses Kuhn, Greene. Louise Peery,
Lettie and Pearl Richards, Lillian
Stevens, Marie and Inez Adams, Mar
garet Buchmiller, Ada Flanagan, May
Hume, Ray Tyler, Nellie Bennett. Veda
Eccles, Florence Miller, Beatrice Bore
man.. Fannie Cannon, Florence CIVIL
lfams, Cora Ayers, Tulie Baker, Kath-
crime Carnahan, Verna Barrows, Zina
and Ray Middleton, Edyth and Ella
Tavey, Margaret McElroy. Phoebe and
Virgie Houtz. Genevieve Douglass, En-
ma Crawshaw, Young, Nellie Healy,
Vera Hardy, Provo; Media Corey. Ruth
Blair, Maud Patrick. Salt Lake; Messrs.
Art Kuhn, Harold Peery, Shealy, Jim
Conlisk. Arthur Wherry, Fred Spen-
Ger, Ralph Beghtol. John Spargo, Lee
Taylor. Del Gay, Otto Meckes. Perry
Herrick, Josh Grant. Jack True, Dave
Eccles, Jack Browning, Walter Hutch
inson, c. c. Richards, jr.. George
Knauss, Bert Adams, George Nc
Gonagle, Andrew Bowman, Clyde
Gourlay, Alex and Patsy Healy. Rem
Treseder, Luke Crawshaw, Will Sal
mon, Fred Nye, Roy MuchmiIler, Wal
ter Clark, Orya Brown, George Wen
ner, Joe Mcfarland Charles HolIings-
worth, George Moore. SaSlt Lake.
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Died-Murphy-At< her home, 27O1
Wall avenue, Ogden, at 2:3O a. M,
July %, Matilda Anderson Murphy,
wife of John Murphy, aged 81 years,
of broken heart.
The above is the brief but strictly
accurate account of the result of the
demise of Mrs. Murphy. That she died
Ola broken heart is literally and fig
uratively true, and came directly from
the shock resultant from the burning
to death of her little 3-year-old boy,
Thomas Edward.
Mrs. Murphy never rallied from the
coma following the violent paroXyisms
of grief, and she died without rallying
to learn that the little boys sufferings
ended within four hours of the time
the flames enwrapped his body. Al
though at midnight and for some time
afterwards, her condition was regarded
as more encouraging, she failed sud-
denly and rapidly after a couple of
hours and died at 2:30, in spite of all
that medical skill or affection could
do.
Some years ago, it appears. she had
neuralgia affection, which threatened
and probably weakened the heart, but
it was supposed she had recovered.
The shock of seeing her child tortured
with fire overtaxed her heart, and it
broke.
The funeral of the mother, as well
as her child, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. at the Murphy
home, 27O1 Wall avenue, Rev. Father
Cushnahan officiating.