The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-06

Father Coopman and the members
of his parish are greatly pleased at the
prospect of having a school of their
own where religious and moral instruc
ton can be given the children. as well
as intellectual training, thereby bring
ing about. in their opinion, much bet
ter results in the development of the
higher and nobler faculties and tending
towards the production of better man
hood and womanhood.
Sister Generosa, who has been con-
nected with ST. AIMS hospital ever
since it was built, and who, for the
past eight years has had charge of the
drug department there, left last Satur-
day for St James hospital, Butte, to
which place she has been transferred
by order of Mother Mary Regis of
Leavenworth, Kan, where the mother
house is situated.
In consequence of these changes
there is deep regret in the hospitals of
Butte and Anaconda, where the sisters
affected by the order from the mother
house are universally beloved.
Sixteen years ago Mother Generosa
came to Butte. During the year fol-
lowing she was at st. James hos
pital, from where she was transferred
to ST. Johns hospital at Helena.
Thirteen years ago, when st. Ann S
hospital was built, she came to Ana
conda and has been here continuously
ever since.
No one is better qualified to testify
to the many excellent qualities of this
noble woman than those who have been
inmates of the institution of which she
has been a member, and to which she
has given her time and her unSeltisR
] t., -Io,I
as spirit of mercy, always gentle and
patient with the sick, and doing what
ever lay in her power to ease their suf-
! ferings.
/ The news that she was to go away
was received with general regret not
only at the hospital, but by the numer-
Gus friends of Sister Generosa through
out the city.
1t is pleasant to note in this connec-
ton that the same sentiment pervades
the hospital in Butte regarding Sister
Mary Zeta, who is transferred to Ana
conda.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O'Leary of Anaconda
went to Butte Saturday to meet their
son Arthur, who came in on the west
| bound Northern Pacific at los p. m
Arthur is an Anaconda boy, and is now
marine corps, the occasion of his visit
to his parents and friends in Montana
being a sudden order from the depart
ment to join the battleship Oregon
now at Seattle. Lieutenant O'Leary
was in the Philippines with the Mon.
| tana regiment and earned his shoulder
straps in that service by hard work
and bravery.
Miss Dorothy Walsh of Butte visited
several days this week with Mrs. ]. M
Kennedy in this city
Misses Nora and Thula Toole expec
to leave soon for Oberlin, O., to ente
the university of that name.
.
Miss Margaret Gleason, who recentl.
returned from the Pacific coast, is il
at her home on Fifth street.
William Keough, who has been EN-
ployed at the Washoe smelter here, ha
gone to Murray, Ida, where he will
make his future home.
Reverend Father Coopman has an
nounced that Mother Demerico will
have charge of the new Catholic schoo
in st. Paul's parish, and that she will
have six or seven teachers under her
The building will be completed in tim
to open school on Sept. Is. About tn
only thing that remains to be done a
the present time is painting and plas
tering and putting in the furniture
Common, high school, commercial
classical. scientific and musical course
will be taught.
Mr., and Mrs J. G., Morony of Grea
Falls visited this week at the home o
Mr.. Morony's mother in this city.