The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-12-05
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James T. Finlen has gone to Salt
/ Lake City.
Rev. Father DeSiere and Rev. Father
! Callahan have gone to Spokane to be
the guests Of Rt. Rev. Alexander Chris
! tai
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Hogan are enter
! tanning a little girl daughter at their
/ home, SIS West Galena street.
Miss B. Chadwick of Missoula is a
guest at the Butte.
Rev Father McCourk of Denver
Colo, is in the city as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George Mcdonald. Father
McCourk is well known here. and his
many friends will be pleased to have
the opportunity of meeting him again.
II is planned to have him remain in
Butte several days.
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Michael Egan was quietly married to
Mrs. Kate O'Rourke recently at the
Sacred Heart church with only the rel
atives and a few close friends present
at the ceremony. Mr.. Egan is coroner
for Silver Bow county and. notwith-
standing his public office, is of such
modist disposition that, he desired his
marriage to be as quiet an, affair as
possible. He has had a peculiarly hap
by look about him for some time. and
as the day approached when he was
to join the benedicts was even abstract
ed when attending to his official duties.
Both the bride and the groom have a
host OF friends Mr.. Egan in the last
elction ran so far ahead of his fellow
candidates on the. party ticket that he
l.,
half of the precincts were counted. He
has been in Butte many years, and
counts among his stanch friends citi-
zens Of the community from the
millionaire TO the workman. He was
himself miner and knows the bust
ness so well that he has been particu-
larly fitted for the office of coroner, on
whom devolVes SO many inquiries into
the cause Of accidents in the mines.
After the ceremony last evening an
transformations dinner was had and the
happy couple left on the Great North
ern train for Boulder Springs, where
they viii stay a week. During his alb
sence Mr.. Egan has delegated Justice
Of the Peace. Tim Harrington to take
charge Of the conore's office.
Archbishop Alexander Christie of
Portland. Ore. the highest dignitary of
the Roman Catholic church in--the
northwest, spent several hours. in -Spo-
kane today in consultation with four
Montana priests over the selection OF
a successor to the late Bishop Brondel
tana priests We're Fathers Callahan,
Day and DeSiere Of Butte and Father
Piernat Of Anaconda who constituted
the advisory board TO the late bishop
The conference was held in a private
room at GanZaga college and lasted un-
til Archbishop 'Christie was forced to
leave to catch the afternoon Oregon
Railroad & Navigat ton train to Port
land. While no official statement was
given out it is understood that the four
priests and the archbishop agreed upon
three names which will be forwarded
TO Rome. In the near future the bish-
ops of Nesqually washington. Idaho
and Oregon) will meet to select three
other names. and from the six thus
chosen the pope will name Bishop
BrondeTs successor. No ceremony ac- |
the selecting of the names. |
Father Nerhagen of the Church of !
Our Lady of Lourdes tried to induce !
Christie to remain over for !
the opening of the Catholic fair last
night, but the archishop's engage |
ments were such that he had to return 4
to Portland Immediately.
Dan d. Sullivan, member of the !
Butte police force. last week received /
news of the. death of his son. John Sui /
Ivan. u years of age. near Coalville, l
Utah. the telegram giving the informa- |
ton stating that the lad had been run l
over by a train.
The death of young Sullivan was the !
of a desire on his part to /
quit home ties and make his own way |
in the world When the Butte schools !
closed last June John asked permission |
of his father to go and seek employ
ment on a ranch. The parents thought |