The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-27

Mrs. James Scranton of Lamoile
New, is visiting her father and sisters
John Murphy and the Misses Murph,
of 1908 South Eleventh East.
Master James Scranton will attend
school in Salt Lake for the ccmin;
year.
William Donovan, one of Park City,
most popular young men, was a Sal
Lake visitor last week.
Mrs. Louise smedley Smith will leave
early in the month for the east She
will spend the winter visiting friends
in Kansas City. st. Joseph and st
Louis.
Miss Anne Igleheart of Evansville
Ind, is in the city, and will be the
guest for some time of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Igleheart.
David Keith was in Park City last
week.
Charles Brooks, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Brooks, is suffer
| ing from a broken collar bone, as a
result Of an accident at the Lowell
school last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pars sons have
returned from trip to the northwest.
Mrs. w. H. Cromer and little son are
visiting friends in Denver
Miss Maude Patterson of Park City
has accepted position in the office Of
F. E. McGurrin & Co.
Mrs. Fred McGurrin formerly Mrs.
Stella McchrystaD arrived in New
York last week from a trip to Europe.
She was accompanied by her son Her
bert and Miss Jennie Sullivan of this
city.
Miss Lydia Robbins has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs John
McChrystal of Eureka.
The many friends of Timothy Kinney
VIII be glad to hear that he mas quite
recovered ffom his recent illness.
.
Mr.. Geoghegan of the board Of edu
cation has presented the Wasatch
school with a valuable set of cooks for
reference in the studies of the upper
grades.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald, who
taught in the public schools here two
years ago. has returned from Montana,
and has resumed teaching.
James Hegney returned last satur- |
day from trip to Ohio.
n. P. Dooley returned last Saturday
n Do VIZ
Hugh Wood, with his wife and son,
are visiting in Chicago.
Miss Lorretto Dudler spent a few
days in the city last week.
Mrs. M. E. Mulvey will return in a
few days from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Smith are located
n their elegant new home on Seventh
East.
w. J. Stephenson, young man who
S an ardent friend of the Intermoun-
ain Catholic, arrived here from Idaho
ina purposes making Salt Lake his
Lbiding place during the winter. we
rust Mr.. Stephenson may meet with
success.
Hugh Mclean of Provo is visiting
riends in the city.
Frank Hagenbarth, accompanied nv
is little daughter, Mary, came down
rom Spencer, Ida. Monday and were
ne guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wood.
The bi-monthly meeting of the Salt
AXE Medical association was held last
lght at the city and county building.
n. Hughes read a paper entitled
Should the Physicians Read More Fic-
on?"
Harry w. Mason, assistant city ticket !
I'd passenger agent for the Oregon {,
mort Line, ha returned from his va
auon. He was accompanied by Henry
IcCornick, John Critchlow and II. I
unn. c
Mrs. E. A. Wall entertained at two t
fternoon receptions on Thursday and '
riday. a
G. M. Jones of Pueblo was in the city f
onday. a
A. N. Mccall of Mackay, Ida, is visit il
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John F. Connor, the Stockton busi- Il
'ss and mining man, came in from Ii
at thriving camp Monday evening. Il
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Miss Katherine Sinclair has returned g
ON an extended visit to Chicago. Il
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Mrs. Annie McGill of Eureka was in a
e city last week. RI
Miss Belle Wheeler of Pocatello. Ida
visiting friends in Salt Lake.
Y. P. Dolly reports the Johnny mill
Stateline rapidly approaching COM
elton.
President o. ]. Salisbury of the DAILY ~ u
dye, accompanied Assistant Manager u =,
J. Broughall to that Park City bo- uS
MA Monday morning. al al
FRS. D. c. Mclaughlin gave large fe
ening reception at the Knutsford OF
ursday. ca
FRS. w. H. Bowers and her guest. M
IS Cunningham of Butte, have gone Ia
J. Burke left last week for Neva III
y, Cal, where he is erecting a mill. w
D. Wood left last Wednesday for he
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rank Judge is over in the Colorado Al
untains with party of friends ri1
lting bear and elk. Co
J. Tarbet returned to Idaho on