The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-01

on Thursday, accompanied by mis- fam
lily. Mr. Harte is most enthusiastic
over the future of he great copper
belt Of Beaver county, anj he predicts
| a prosperous future fer Milford.
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The Misses Kinney viii shortly leave
for California, TO spend the rest of
the winter.
J. H. Beifus of Walker Bros. store
has gone east to make spring pur-
chsscs.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mccartney has returned
home from visit to California.
n. p. Dooley returned last week from
business triD to Stateline.
| Mrs. Jack Keith entertained last
Monday in honor of Miss La ChapeIle
of Montana and Miss Blyth of Wyo-
ming.
John Brooks is now running the
! WinnamuCk mill at Bingham.
.
Roderick Dunn returned last Tues
! day from a trip to St Anthony, Ida.
James W. Neill has gone TO Butte en-
mining business.
+. J. Leonard was down from Park
City last week, visiting his family.
P. B. McKeon came up from Milford
last Monday on mining business.
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The Misses Manning who are visit
ing in this city from Columbus, Miss.
are 1Oca ted at the NaDitOu
The many friends of Miss May Lynch
will be glad to hear that she is fast
recovering from painful accident to
her foot.
II. L. Prudential. +. r. McNamee
and Henry Eilers of Phoebe. New. spent
a few days in the city last week.
DIR. Donaher of Park City spent a few
days here last week.
Joseph Harmon of Butte returned to
his home last Saturday, after pleas
ant visit in the city.
Robert D. Grant has been spending
the past few weeks in British Column
bia, investigating mining property.
NJ. D. Elliott Kelly of Lexington, Ky,
recently on the editorial staff of lne
Philadelphia North American, arrived
at the Kenyon last Sunday. Mr.. Kelly
is booked for the position of news edi-
tor of the Salt Lake Evening Tele
gram.
The many friends of William NJ. Nc
Cutcheon will be interested in learning
of his marriage to Miss Marian de
Forest Keys in Elizabeth, \. j., Fri
day, Jan. Il. Mr.. and Mrs. McCutch
en- Will spend about month in the east
before returning to Salt Lake.
The Maxwell ThimbIe club, one of
loyal help, fraternity. as well as socia-
bility. was organized last week at Mrs.
Harveys, and a pleasant afternoon
was the result The officers elected
We're: Mrs. Nettie Palmer, president
Mrs Simpkins. vice president; Mrs.
Clasbey. treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Teas
del secretary, and Mrs. Mary Law
renee. historian.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbet returned
from New York last Sunday evening.
Mrs. I. d. Sullivan of Eureka spent
a few days in the city last week.
j. c. Sullivan of Eureka was in the
city last Monday on mining business.
4 number of prominent young people
of the cathedral parish arranged
pleasant social and dancing party last
Saturday evening, which took place in
Taggart's hall on First street. The
early part of the evening dancing was
in order and later a delicious buffet
luncheon was served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Monter, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry tombstone, Mr.. and Mrs
P. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. p Marion, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. A. |
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. E G. O'Don- |
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. G NJ Neuhausen. |
Misses Crofton, Bircher, Duguet. Muir
ply, Early, Connelley. O'Donnell. |
tombstone, Mcqueen. Curley and Cole |
man; Messrs. Marnane. Goldwaithe. |
Morrison. Hoffman,. Phelan, Duguet, !
Care and Kellett
Mrs. Robinson. formerly Miss Marian |
Tate of this city, is visiting friends
mere. Her home is in Los Angeles.
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