The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-25

SSii"Oou, hltly boWflng, EVely
Moyle, Zetha Hammer, Dora Pari.
Helen Left. Dean Workman, Mvrti
, Workman, Vivian Smith. Elizabet
Sterling, Helen Betels, Ruth Peterson
Nettie Woolf, Lillian Doscher Florenc
Paris, Huldarose Brown, Arthur Ber
ryman, Walter Woolf, Charles Aldons
Ralph Aldous, Frank Aldous and Henri,
Oberndorfer. Miss Jensen and Mrs
Left assisted Mrs. Brown in entertain
ing the children.
{. j. Quealy Of Kemmerer was in tn
city during the past week.
Barney Gesas of Kemmerer spent
lew days in the city last week.
Joseph Dederich will erect an elegan
home this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. s ]. Murray have pur.
chased beautiful home on East Sixth
South.
Mrs. William McDermott has fully
| recovered from her recent illness. She
returned from the Keogh- Wright hos
pital ten days ago.
Mrs. A. W. McCune. IT., has recov-
cred from serious illness.
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Mrs. Nellie Wall is rapidly GONZALES
cling from her recent illness.
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Manager Joe Dedericn of the Black
Diamond companys Stockton property.
accompanied by A j. BEETLES and !. J..
Burke, was at the mine Monday sizing
up the latest developments in the
ledge
Miss Edyth NJ. Hale. daughter Of
Fred A. Hale of this city, and a junior
at Stanford university, has we'll writ
ten article in the last number of the
Stanford Sequoia (the college. period
lcaD entitled, Alias Burke" Wally
Young is the editor Of this paper.
Colonel Thomas Keogh. the we'll
known cattleman who spent the winter
near Blackfoot. Ida. where he has over
1000 head of stock. has returned to the
city. Colonel Keogh reports that the
spring is late and that the cattle and
sheep are in poor condition all the way
from Tacoma to Sodaville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger left
Tor trip to Portland, Ore, Saturday.
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Messrs. Ray and Charles Walker will
give coaching party to Walkers farm
next Sunday
NJ. H. Hennessy, the, well known Park
City mining man, and foreman at the
pay west, is down from camp on
short business trip.
Thomas Connor. cousin of the late
General P. E. Conner. and an old-time |
miner of the state. was brought to the |
city from Park City Sunday afternoon
ana taken to the Holy Cross hospital. !
While going from his work in one, of |
me Park City mines he was stricken
With apoplexy, his entire right side be-
ng paralyzed. He is still unconscious
1t the hospital. Mr. Connor has been
employed in the Utah mines for over
thirty years.
Nhe Misses Noble entertained Thurs
lay at luncheon at the Commercial
lub in honor of Mrs. Theodore A. Bald
Vln, Jr, and Miss Bessie Glendinning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Wood have re-
urned from trip to Mexico and Calf
ornia. Il
J. F. Dunn, superintendent of motive
over and machinery for the Oregon
hort Line, has returned from Poca- i
clio.
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Mrs. Henry Siegel has returned from
three months eastern trip. {
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Freed left on the
oon train Monday forSan Francisco to I
Ill next week for China and continue /
lelr Journey around the world c
Senator Kearns and David Keith c
ave removed their offices from the i
orlan block to the new Keith building 1
/ Main street. I
F. Z. McGurrin is still in the east on g
business trip and will not return for t
'out three weeks. q
During the absence" of Mrs. X. C.
elcher, Mrs. NJ. l.. O'Connor will he Il
e guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Dooiy.
East Brigham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Geary announce D
e engagement of their daughter Mel B
, to Mr.. W. E. Coulam. The date for d
e marriage is not yet set.
VI FRANK Judge entertained party 10
friends out at his summer place
ltheast of the city last Sunday. The
rty left town about 8 o'clock, return lie
along in the evening. Mr. Judge d;
ed VIII Lawrence's coach and the Sc
rty included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Por-
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker. Mr.. and
S. Charles Lawrence the Misses dl
and Laura Sherman and Mr.. al
III Hall
lrs. Frank O'Nefn entertained at a
ightful sixty-three party Monday of
ehing OF last week for a few of her ID
ends. Refreshments were served and. al
erward, musical programme was W
ldered by Miss Mae O'Neih. Miss fo
les Van SAINT and frankie and in
idys O'Neill. Those present were
. and Mrs. Fleige, Dr. and Mrs. Har- fir
ID. Mr.. and Mrs. Pauioo, Mr.. and ia
s. West. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Miss pl
les Van SAINT and Mr.. Alden Bishop. al
. large party of prominent Utahns LEI
! leave Salt Lake Saturday over the OF
ort Line for st. Louis to attend the
location services of the Louisiana We
rchase exposition, which will be held tel
Ri 80. In the party will be Governor or
Der NJ. Wells and wife Senator ne
omas Kearns and wife, Senator Reed ul
cot and wife, Hoyt Sherman. Perry H.
Heath and wife. President Joseph F. Ia
18th, A. H. Lund. General c. d. Bur- pr.
and wife, General John Q. Cannon lll'
wife, Colonel N w CLAYTON of az.
phi, Colonel b. x. Smith and Colonel IN
alley of Ogden. w
n. and Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan are na
led in the Glen Miller home on wi
III N'''e street. bel
,or;ee in
Iei III " p Cronln OF Juab county doe