The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-08


Mrs. w. D. Murphy spent a few days
in Eureka last week.
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William O'Brien is still in the east
on a purchasing trip for the new dry
goods store.
William Stephenson, who has been
spending the past week in the city,
returned to Idaho last week.
Thomas McEvoy returned last Mon
day from Omaha, where he went to
visit his aged mother, who died last
week.
Miss Mahoney and Miss Kellar will
shortly be located in their elegant new
store on West Third South.
Jack st. Clair of Butte spent few
days here last week.
The many friends of Mrs. CULLEN will
regret to hear that she is i'll at the
Holy Cross hospital.
P. ]. Quealy of Kemmerer was in the
city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison and
Miss Lucille Morrison spent d few days
at Pennington last week.
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Glen Miller, for over thirteen years
| past dramatic critic of the Tribune,
last week severed his connection with
| the paper owing to other interests. Mr..
Miller has entered the magazine field
and his first article will appear, with
Illustrations, in the December number
of the Worlds Work. He found that
his magazine work and the stress of
| business interests would not permit his
! continuing with the Tribune, which
! loses one of the oldest members of its
editorial staff in point of service. Mr..
| Miller began doing the dramatic work
| for the Tribune in September 1899, and
| has been with the paper continuously
since that time. His first dramatic
work was in 1878, when he Joined the
staff of the Chicago News Letter, at
that time one of the leading dramatic
| papers of the country. Later he was a
member of the staff of the Kansas City
Times, and following that spent two
years in Europe as travelling CORE
spondent for leading newspaper syn
dictate. Mr.. Miller has hosts of friends
who wish him all success in his new
field of work.
Mrs. Alice Rice entertained the Nc
Kean w. R. C. on Thursday at her
home. The ladies of the Maxwell |
corps were invited TO attend
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Mrs. p. l.. Gleason is in Colubia |
Falls Mont, visiting her sister, Mrs. |
John O'Connor.
The visit of DR.. Adolph Lorenz, the |
noted Austrian surgeon, was an event !
full one for the city. DR.. Lorenz held |
an interesting clinic at the Holy Cross
and every attention was given the dis
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the medical staff.
John O'Donovan of the Belmont mine
at Park City was in the city on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Entire of Helena
We're in the city last Friday, returning
from visit to California.
M. c. Harrington of the Keystone at
Park City was in Salt Lake last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Cunningham of Butte was
in the city last week.
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Mrs. Chenoene and daughter, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Luce, re-
turned during the past. week to their
home in the east.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jackson McChrystal of
Eureka were in the city last week.
Colonel Donnellan returned during
the week from California. I,
j. E. Ryan of Milford has gone east,
to be absent about six weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Young was the hostess
of an enjoyable Kensington last week I
The friends of Mrs. Harley will be
sorry to learn that she met with a :
serious accident few weeks ago,
which resulted in a badly cut hand. ,
So serious was the cut that the attend
ing physician, for a time, feared blood ,
poisoning. r
1t is a matter of much regret to every
one in Salt Lake that Joseph Geoghe- (
gan has resigned from the board of
Mr.. Geoghegans business !
interests are so manifold that he is J
unable to give educational matters the s
time and attention that he considers ;
a member should. The board has never {
before had a member who labored as :
as Mr.. Geoghegan. He
took a warm interest in everything
for the advancement of the schools;
he also visited each school regularly, .
so regularly that every pupil of Salt !
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missed by teachers and pupils
alike. !
Mrs. Andrew Dowd of Sunnyside is '
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp.
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George Trumbo. who has been the I
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGur- i
rim for the past two months, will re- +
turn to his home in California next q
week. y
]. Z. Dooly has returned from bust
ness trip to the east.
Fred Wey returned from an eastern F
rip on Wednesday. Mr.. Wey expects c
% open his handsome new hotel about v
Ian. Is. Last week he closed a con- G
ract with the Freed Furniture COM +
1any for a $4,000 purchase of furni- +
.ure. h
Senator Fred Dubois was in the city
IN Wednesday.
D. A. Sullivan was last week appoint
ID policeman by Mayor Thompson. Q
Mrs. w D. Donaher came down from o
Park City on Thursday.
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