The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-23
PoCATELLo, IDA.

1llDule. Inc SenIleIleE members OF
the p. o. c. club entertained the club
and a few of their friends Tuesday
evening, Aug. II. with masked carni-
val at St Josephs hall. The grand
march, which consisted of masked
dancers only, started at 8 o'clock. In
the march were some comical as we'll
as exquisite costumes Jim Hopson
carried out his part to the delight of
the spectators, taking the part of a
woman with as much ease as the MEM
bers of the female sex could them
selves. After dancing four dances the
maskers unmaSked, after which the
spectators all joined in tripping the
light fantastic till the hour of II rolled
around. All who were lucky enough to
be present voted it one of the best\so
cial evenings they had ever spent, also
the music the best. The P. o. C. club
expects to give invitation dances at
least a month, and all who are lucky
enough to receive an invitation should
attend. The committee who had charge
of the carnival should be complimented
on their good work of making it so
large success.
Mrs. John E. Johnson of Carey, Ida,
who has been very poorly for some
time came in yesterday and was oper-
ated upon by Dr. Castle. At last re-
ports she was doing nicely.
Councilman w. H. Cleare of the Peo-
pies store is down with an attack of
genuine typhoid fever. His many
friends hope for short and victorious
battle with this dread malady.
Mrs Hugh Mcclure was taken very
ill recently.
Miss Bishop, who has been visiting
Miss Myrtle McManis, left for her
home in Rawlins, Wyo.
A. C. Downing, machinists' helper at
the shops, was called to his old home in
Fort Collins by the serious illness of
his mother
Now that Chief Dispatches Steven
son has returned, Johnnie Mack has
taken his trick again and Dispatcher
Igo will take couple of weeks lay
off.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Egan of Anacon-
da are rejoicing over the arrival Of a
baby girl.
threatened with pneumonia. Her
mother and brother from Downey came
N last night to attend her.
The Brady Electric Light company's
men are busy at work putting up the
lew transformers recently received 1t
S the intention of the company to COM
oletely rewire the whole city, both for
power and lighting, and the work will |
De pushed to completion without de-
ay now the material is arriving.
Mrs. Frank Campbell of American |
Falls is in the city, visiting with Mrs. |
P. D. Quinn at their residence on |
South Hayes avenue.
Mrs. n. G. Franklin and family, and |
Mrs R. Hayes and family left for
aeises hot springs, where they will
spend a few weeks.
Dan Kinney went up to the state
as delegate. His daughter
Bella accompanied him for trip to
he state capital.
The retail clerks ball given at st.
-oseph's hall was a grand success. So
tally and financially 1t has been
ome time since Pocatello witnessed
lancing party where there were SO
many, both old and young, assem- bled
o trip the light fantastic. This is the
irst ball local $50 has given, but they
eel quite sure that it isn't going to be
he last. The w. of w. orchestra fur
lished the music for the occasion.
Mr.. G. w. Fitzgerald, who succeeds
" c.. Mcbride as general agent of the
Denver e. Rio Grande railroad in this
fstrict, is in town making acquaint-
noes and looking after business. Po-
atello people will be pleased to learn
hat Mr.. Fitzgerald contemplates
ringing his family here and making
his his permanent headquarters.