The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-15
PARK CITY.
What Goes on in Catholic Circles in
the Great Camp.
Especial Correspondence.)

What Goes on in Catholic Circles in
the Great Camp.
Especial Correspondence
On the evening of the 9Th inst. Mr.
and Mrs T. l.. Powers entertained IN
honor of their brother, Mr.. Patrick
Powers, who was the guest of honor
on that occasion. AT o'clock twenty
five guests from their own social CIR
Gle sat down to an elegant banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers proved them
selves to be up-to-date entertainers:
No wonder their friends look forward
with pleasure to the anticipation of
spending an evening with them at their
home now and then.
Mr.. Murty McPolin was a passenger
to Salt Lake Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. j. C. Kelly, one of the most pro-
gressive and highly respected Cathohc
young men of our town, has recently
made some valuable purchases in real
estate" Although the Park is live
ly camp, ]. c. bought from outside
parties. He says he has interests
enough here in the mines, and chance
at something else is a novelty for MIN.
Mr.. D. c. Harrington, brother of our
prominent mining man, M. e. Harrlng-
ton, went down to salt Lake Saturday
afternoon to meet his wife and family,
who were on their way from New Mex
leo to Park City, where they all ar
rived in camp Monday morning.
William Qualey and Harry Mernln
spent last week in Salt Lake.
The boys of st. Mary's senior de-
partment who deserve honorable men
ton for the first week of November
are John Martin, Redmond McDon-
ough, Thomas Mallory, Leo Shields,
William MuIcahy, George Cotter, Greg
or Benny, Harry DoyleFand Murty Nc
Polin.
A young Hibernian made his appear
ance at the residence of Mrs. Peter
Farnon on the Feast of All Saints and
made application for permanent lodg-
ings. Mr.. Farnon received the youth
with open arms and since then Peter
is wearing a double smile.
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Mrs. B. McDonough went to salt
Lake Sunday afternoon and is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs.
James Duffy.
Mr.. Ed Boyle was in town last Fri
day.
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin spent Tues
day of last week here.
The A. O. H. anticipate real good
time next week. A special committee
is busy making arrangements for the
coming event. This society is steadily
increasing in numbers and growing in
popularity.
Commissioner McDonough spent
few days in Coalville the first of the
week.
The special train to Salt Lake Sun
day brought down number of friends
to attend the funeral of James Guilt
nan.
Mrs. DR.. Donoher spent a few days
visiting relatives in Salt Lake last
week.
The young son of Mr.. Peter Fernon
was baptized by Rev. Father Galligan
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. John Carroll
and Mr. Peter Clark acted as sponsors.
On Monday morning Rev. Father
pose of the soul of the late John Nc
Laughlin.
Master John Campbell was absent
from school all week on account of
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. M ]. McGill spent
few days visiting friends in Salt Lake
las week They returned home Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. T. D. Ryan of Ogden spent a
few days in the Park this week on bust
ness. During his stay he was the
guest of Mr.. w. Donovan.
Miss Annie Carrigan is suffering from
a severe cold at her home in Empire
canyon.
The surprise" on the A. o. H. by the
Ladies' Auxiliary last week proved to
be decided success. Amusing games
of all kinds were INDUCED in, elegant
refreshments were served and every
body had bushel of fun.
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Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns
spent a day here with relatives last
week.
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On Wednesday last Mr.. Patrick
Leary arrived from Eureka, and will
spend the winter here.
EUREKA, UTAH.
Eureka Reporter: Mrs. Pat Shea was
in Salt Lake Wednesday. She returned
the same day bringing with her her