The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-07-04
PARK CITY.

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: PARK CITY.
) Miss Frances Wilson returned home
last Sunday from the city. after a
, pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
) Thomas Kearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. McGill and
their mother Mrs. John McSorley.
were passengers from Salt Lake last
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Annie Conlon spent last week
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Kearns.
Lawrence Malone returned from
the metropolis Tuesday morning
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Sisters Alacoque and Amelia of st.
Mary's academy, Salt Lake, came up
Tuesday to attend the closing exer-
cises of st. Mary's school.
Mrs. Joseph Murphy and son are
visiting with Mrs. NJ. Condor.
Miss Julia Holland is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Dan Harrington, in the
city.
Rev. Fathers Guinan, Murphy, Dry
er and Harding were guests of Rev.
| Father Galligan during their stay in
our city.
Peter Clark, president of the A o.
H. Peter Farnon and Will Donovan,
members of said society, were assisted
in doing the honors at the Dewey
rick Talon, Henry Crossman and ].
D. Harrington.
Mrs. John McSorley came up from
the metropolis to attend the closing
exercises at st. Mary's school, which
were held in the Dewey theater, Tues
day evening.
Rev. Father Murphy, yicepresident
of All Hallows college, attended the
closing exercises of st. Mary's school
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Father Harding of New Or
leans, La, was present at the closing |
exercises of ST. Mary's school, Tues
day evening.
Rev Father Dryer of All Hallows
college came up from the city Tuesday
day morning to attend the closing ex
ercises of st. Mary's school, and is
remaining over for few days the
guest of Rev. Father Galligan.
Rev. Father Guinan, president of
All Hallows college, came up Tues
day morning to be present at the
closing exercises of st. Mary's school.
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Mr.. NJ C. Harrington came up from
the city Wednesday morning and re-
turned the afternoon of the same day.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan and children
came up from the city last Sunday
John D. Harrington, who has been ]
pursuing his studies during the past
two years at Notre Dame university,
reached here Friday, and will spend
MS vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ G. Harrington. .
The above was received too late for :
publication in last weeks issue, owing .
@ the fact that the, envelope con- !
aiming it bore a special delivery !,
stamp. The special delivery service
s a fraud a delusion and snare.
letters sent that way always reach 7
his Office a day later than those sent
n the ordinary way. It's only use is v
q nroyide a few extra jobs in city Of u l,
ices. THE EDITOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McSorley re-
urned to the city Tuesday afternoon, >
fter a pleasant visit with relatives.
Edward Curtin returned from the II
metropolis last week. .
Mr.. Dunshea of the Herald visited n
D camp last Sunday. u
Mrs. Donoher, mother of DR.. Dono- n
er. left for her home in Kansas Tues re
ay afternoon. "A
Peter Talon spent few days in u
alt Lake last week, on business. m
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Rev. Father Dreyer, who was the til
uest of Rev. Father Galligan last fu
eek. has returned to the city. re
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John Fitzgerald came down from or
laho last week to spend few days ar
ith his mother Mrs. Ellen FitZger- WI
d. Isl
NJ. G. Harrington is spending the
eek in Tintic looking over some ST
lining interests at that place. al
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