The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-18

her complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ], Daily have re-
turned from California. 1t is good
news to the many friends of Mr. Daily
TO know he has regained his health and
is looking as hale and hearty as he did
ten years ago.
Mrs. J. T. Finlen of Butte is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ivers.
.
A. ]. McMullen, manager of the o.
X. Extension mine in Beaver county,
left for camp Monday
E. f. Frendenthal returned to Pi-
oche Monday night.
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c. NJ. Freed, the wen known furniture
man, retires from business the last Of
this week, after. being in business for
forty-two years, and with Mrs. Freed
VIII start on a tour around the world.
Mr.. Freed came to Salt Lake in 1889
from st. Louis. He is native of Be-
hemla, emigrating to this country for
| ty-tWo years ago. at the age of u. He
was in business in the south before To-
eating in St. Louis. Mr.. Freed has been
! very successful, and his business be-
gun here in small quarters in South
State street. has grown so that his
present store quarters on Third South
street covers an area of $4,000 square
feet. Lester D. Freed succeeds his
father in the furniture business.
Miss Leonard of Park Hill. Ontario
is the guest of Senator and Mrs.
kearns for the summer. Miss Leonard
is a cousin of Senator Kearns.
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Mrs. T. A. Baldwin, who has been
visiting Mrs. 7. A. Baldwin, jr., left
Thursday for Chickamauga Park,
where Colonel Baldwin was made bri-
gadier general on Saturday.
I. NJ. Solomon and wife arrived here
Monday from New York City and are
domiciled at the Cohen mansion, the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohen.
Mr.. Solomon is here in the interest of
! the wool business for his firm of Henry
Marx & co. and will remain here sew
eTal months.
Miss Gretta Cosgriff and Miss Eliza
! beth n. Cosgriff have returned from
the coast and are at the Kenyon.
The Country club was a scene of ac-
tivity Saturday afternoon, and on into
the evening, when buffet supper was
served. A merry crowd of members
was in attendance. During the after
noon from till 6 o'clock tea was served
! indoors, the tea table presenting a very
pretty sight. Mrs. w Montague Ferry
was presiding, and assisting her in
serving tea were Miss McGrath, the
Misses Sherman. Miss Dolly, Miss
Burke, Miss Anderson. Miss Read and
Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure. The tea
tslh IL Il
the Easter colors-white and pale
green. Pots of Easter lilies were ar
ranged around and tall candles of white
lighted the room. An orchestra fur
nished delightful music throughout the
afternoon hours. and although the
grounds were not in prime condition
for any games, the day was altogether
very enjoyable one. No social plans
for the club are outlined for the month,
the regular afternoons not being estab-
liShed till May.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. BroughalI enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday evening
in a most charming manner in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. DAILY, who
recently returned from a prolonged
visit to California. The evening was
delightfully."- passed with music and
cards, Mr.. w. G. Tuttle favoring the
guests with several vocal solos, which
were greatly enjoyed.
Those present to meet Mr.. and Mrs
DAILY were Messrs. and Mesdames T.
Roy Brown, w. G. Tuttle. 0. X. Lewis,
S. B. futile, j. NJ. Gallow and j. j.
Broughall.
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Mrs. Katherine Belcher left Sunday
for New York and Washington. Miss
Belcher may go abroad before return
ing to the city.
Mrs. T. Anderson Baldwin, jr., is in
the city, the guest of her brother,
Frank Judge. at the Judge home on
Brigham street.
Mrs. A. c. Allen is in Seattle visiting
with her sister, Mrs Eskridge.
F. R. McNamee, prosecuting attorney
of De Lamar, New, in company with |
his wife, is registered at the Cullen
today.
Mrs. Charles Vadner was hostess at
very delightful Easter luncheon on
Monday.
Miss Nissler was the guest of Miss
Clara Meyers during the Easter vaca-
ton.
Mrs. c. J. Collins and family have re-
turned from an extended visit to Mich
igan.
Mrs Nellie Wall is convalescing from |
her recent illness. This is pleasing news
TO the many friends of this estimable
woman.
Mrs Fred McGurrin is in Seattle to
attend the wedding of Miss Sullivan, |
daughter of Mrs. j. Morrison.
Mrs. Theodore Baldwin. formerly Miss
Agnes Judge, is receiving warm well
come from her Salt Lake friends, |
among whom she was always very |
popular.
charming Miss Stella. are enjoying
their visit in California.
Mrs. Salisbury,s health is excellent,
which is welcome news to a legion of |
friends.
Miss Annie Shannon has accepted a !
position with the Schramm Drug COM
pany.
REAL ESTATE.
A Rare Opportunity of Securing a
Good Home.
F0RTY-ACRE farm, southeast of Salt |
Lake City; has 81 shares water right: |
fenced and subfenced into three en- |