The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-24

Mrs. w. NJ. O'Brien and children
have returned from Riverside, Cal.
where they have spent the winter.
The Cosgriff Brothers have purchased
from the Home Investment & Saving;
company the Charles Rathbun house
on First street for ST, 800. The proper
ty includes 5x10 rods of ground and q
nine-room house.
Miss Grace Davi of this city, who
has been studying vocal music for tbs
/ past two years in San Francisco, has
returned to spend the summer with heI
| family. She goes to New York in the
| fall to resume the work of understudy
of Miss Alice Holbrook, the we'll known
prima donna.
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury and Miss Stella
Salisbury have gone to Deadwood, S.
D., for short time before returning TO
the city.
Mrs. D. P. Tarpey has returned from
California.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton is expected
home this week from Los Angeles.
w. G. Lamb, secretary of the great
Silver King Mining company, and by
whom dividend checks amounting to
$5,250,0O0 have been penned, came down
from Park City this week.
G. D. B. Turner, a prominent min
ing engineer of Butte, Mont, returned
to town this week, after a visit to
Phoebe, New, with which camp he is
most favorably impressed.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux of Nephi
will be the guest of Mrs. George W.
Snow during the coming summer.
Mrs. J. A. Flowers and daughter,
who departed for the eastern states,
accompanied by her brother, Oscar H.
Quinn, and wife, has returned after
visiting her relatives six weeks in
Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Hanchett enter
tanned at a delightful dinner last week,
given complimentary to Mr.. E. r. Dick
inson.
Mrs. Edwin L. Parker entertained at
a delightful Kensington last Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Vadner and
family left last Monday over the Union
Pacific for Boston. Mr.. Vadner will
return to Nevada in a couple of weeks,
and Mrs. Vadner and children will re-
main in the east for the summer.
The Earl of Fingall has returned
from his trip 10 Colorado and is at the
He is accompanied by Cap
tain R. F. Wall.
Mrs. Joel F. Priest and children have
gone to Kearney, Neb., to spend the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs John Reed are settled
in their new home at Sc Seventh East
street.
Mrs. De Wolfe of Beaver is the guest
for a few weeks of Miss Catherine Gull
mer.
Miss Bracken is in the city visiting
her brother, DR.. j. K. w. Bracken.
Mr. and Mrs ]. R. Walker have re- |
turned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P Dooley enter
-ained at delightfully."- informal party |
asst Wednesday evening in honor of
Mr.. w. ]. Dooley of De Lamar.
.
J. Vincent Coghlan. Senator Kearns'
private secretary, returned Wednesday |
rom California, and left Thursday for
D, c.
At a meeting of the knights of Co
umbus held in this city last week it
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members and their wives should make
| special trip in June to Spokane and
Butte to organize lodges there. The
Meeting was largely attended last
week and much enthusiasm was mani
ested in the proposition to organize
edges in Butte and Spokane. About
hirty of the members of the organiza-
ion signified their Willingness to make
, trip to these cities for the purpose of
the lodges, and special
rain will be chartered to carry the
,arty on the trip. They will leave here
n June 81 next, according to their
resent plans.
Friday of last week Mr.. James Mil
ct celebrated his eighty third birthday.
lie has been a resident of Salt Lake
or over a quarter of a century and is
he most aged member of the cathedral
arish. He attended mass on his birth
ay and received holy communion.
18th his devoted daughter Miss Han
an Millet. During the past year he
,as seriously i'll and for several days his
fe was despaired of, but God in his
lercy spared his venerable old servant
ct a while, and The Intermountain
atholic joins with hosts of friends in
fishing for the sanity old patriarch
st. Mary's many more years of hap
mess and life
Mrs. B. F. Rash has returned from a
Zip to Denver.
Miss Ethel Brown of Boise is visiting
Frs. Anna Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Franken and
:. A Druehl are in San Francisco for
visit of about two weeks.
A. w. McCune and family left for
ew York Friday, to sail from that
ort for Peru, to be away some time.
is sons, A. w, jr., and E. V. McCune,
18th their families, remain in this city. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetzer of Idaho. who t
ave been spending q few days in the
ty, returned Wednesday evening to
leir home.
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained a
w friends at an informal luncheon at
lie Country club last Saturday.
Mrs. Theo F. Smith and family of st. :
aul spent several days with Mr.. and S
RS. Ed w. Duncan last week. a
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Miss Edith Mcguire and Miss John ]
one of Springville are visiting in the c
ty with Captain and Mrs. E. A. I
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