The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-17

man and wife. Miss May Stanley act
ed as bridesmaid, while Mr.. W. Don
I novan was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn were the
recipients of very pleasant surprise
party at their home in Empire canyon
last week. The evening was spent in
card playing, games, etc, and several
musical selections were rendered by
the guests. After the games delight
ful refreshments were served. and all
ne1oyed pleasant evening. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Scott,
Misses Sarah Howells, Edith Phillips.
Pearl Brockway, Katie Sweeney, Jen-
ME Irvine, Laura Johnson; Merrs.
Richard Waters, G. H Schuster, Mr..
Miller, q. Evans, Joe Morris, w. Nc
Grath, John Glide.
Rev. Father Morrissey of ST. Marys
cathedral in Salt Lake has been taking
Rec. Father Gallegan's place here dur
ing the latter's absence in the east.
Rev. Father Morrissey has made
many friends here by his genial, kindly
manner.
For the past ten days he has been
promoting the interests of the Inter
mountain Catholic, and his efforts have
been most successful. Last week fifty
one subscriptions were received. and
many more are expected. 1t is not sur
prlsing to know of the interest taken
by the Parkites in the Intermountain
Catholic. The Catholics of Park City
are always ready to encourage any
thing that is recommended to them by
the church. and in subscribing for the
Intermountain they are placing in their
homes one of the best Catholic journals
in America.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Kelly arrived
from Butte last Tuesday and are at
home receiving the congratulations of
their many friends.
On Saturday last a pretty wedding
took place at the Catholic church,
when Mr.. John Foley and Miss May
O'Connor were united in marriage by
Rev. Father Morrissy
Miss May Stanley acted as brides
maid and William Donovan was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley are now
the congratulations of a host
of friends at their home on Woodside
avenue.
Mr.. John McQueeney arrived here
NAAooy oiNCl ltNC yCcll 1SSlICDCP III
Butte and contemplate residing here
again.
Mr.. Mike O'Brien is a Butte visitor
here this week.
Mr.. John Deacon and Miss NJ. Sor-
ensen will be married here on the 21st |
INST.
Mr.. Mike Wynn was promoted to
shift boss at the Quincy mine last |
week.
Senator Tom Kearns, accompanied
1y some of the Silver King magnates,
spent few days in town in the begin
ling of the week.
Mr.. Thomas Riley of Omaha was in
own Monday on business.
Miss Maggie Donovan left here Mon
lay on a months visit with Mrs. P.
<rauss of Ogden.
NJ. c. Harrington, who had been SUI
erintendent of the Quincy mine until
was absorbed by the Daly-West
ompany, was last Tuesday night nrs.
ented with a beautiful $3.50 diamond
in, by few of his friends Mr.. Har-
ington was surprised would be put
ing it mildly, when about a score of
is former employees stormed his resi-
ence on Empire canyon when e,
heriff Harrington. in a neat nresen-
alto nspeech, informed him of the oo-
aston of the visit. The recipient in
eply expressed his keen appreciation
the gift, while admitting he knew
lore about mining than speech naak.
lg. He spoke with much pathos and
as at loss to find words suficjenf ,
express his heartfelt appreciation IN
is friends. for a gift SO unprecedented
n dill-deserved.
j rev Mr. FaI J1;I,,. Morrisy, in company
ilh WI, W!lHam Donovan, president ,