The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-03-14

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Hon, Tim Kinney ~eturned to hi
home, Rock Springs, Wyo., last Mon
day. He enjoyed a pleasant visit wit
his daughters at the Kenyon ho.el
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Miss Mona McHugh, daughter of j
McHugh, the we'll known mining ma
who was recently operated upon Ut tn
Holy Cross hospital for appendicitis
has so far recovered as to. be pro
nounced out of danger. This will b
welcome news to the host of friends Q
the charming young lady.
Josephine, the bright little iaugh4e
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dederich wa.
operated on for appendicitis THURSDAY
at the Holy Cross hospital. The many
| friends of the family will be glad Il
know that the little one is rapidly con.
valescing.
The Misses Anna and Katherine
O'Brien have returned from Park City
where they were the guests of Mrs
Charles Conlon. The youug ladies had
a most delightful visit, Mrs. Cnnlon
being a charming hostess.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick and daughter
left for Los Angeles Wednesday over
the Short Line, expecting to remain
about month
dancing party will be given by the
employees Of F. Auerbach & Bro. next
Monday evening at the Ladies' Literary
clubhouse.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson came down from
Park City on Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Thomas Kearns.
Keith-O'Brien company announce
that Nine. Jones will return to Salt
Lake about March 10.
Mrs. Frey and Miss Ada Frey have
returned from California.
Miss Margaret Ryan gave a pleasant
card party at her home last week,
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Former Senator Frank ]. Cannon.
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Holy Cross hos
pltal, is nearly recovered. He was
aiken to his home in Ogden Tuesday.
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Superintendent John A. Kirby of the
Daly-West came down from the mine
Saturday night.
District Attorney F. r. McNamee of
Lincoln, New, is guest at the Cullen.
Mrs. Albert E. Walker is now at
nome at No. 10 Emery terrace.
Dr. and Mrs. Donoher of Park civ
have returned to their home after a
visit in this city.
Fred c. Leonard has returned from a
trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. o. Lehman and Mrs. j. Moritz
VIII give charity card party for the
benefit of the Jewish Relief society
tuesday, March II, in the B. B. lodge
'ooms.
Senator and Mrs. Kearns reached
Chicago Monday night. They will re-
main there for a day or two, after
which the senator will go back to
to attend the extra session,
while Mrs. Kearns will continue her
iomeward journey. arriving here about |
he last of the week.
Louis Simon of the Paris Millinery
company has returned from New YORK (
liter making his spring purchases. |
5usiness in the east is Furnishing and |
points to a prosperous season, Mr.. ST. |
non says.
F. Gibbons has contracted 10 have
hree eight-room residences built on
second and X streets Ground has AL
eady been broken, and the work will go
light ahead. When completed the
uildings will be two stories high and /
viii cost SIS, 900.
Mrs. Florence O. McGlelland. a prom
lent officer of the Womans Relief
orps, is in town from California. where
ne went with party of G. A. r. rep
esehtatiVes to arrange for the annual
hcampment to be held in San Fran
lsco in August. The local c.. A r.
osts and Relief Corps gave her an in
ormal reception at the X. of P. hall
rder. 'iie
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Madsen announce
ne engagement of their daughter
aura, to Mr.. Roi Hardy. The mar
age will take place Wednesday, April
Miss Edna Dennellan left for her
ONE in Sacramento Monday.
James j. Burke, who had the, contract
or the construction of the Johnny mill
Stateline, arrived from that proper
7 Monday.
Warden Dow of the penitentiary sat
p Tuesday morning for the first time !
nee his illness. 1t is expected that :
lthln week or ten days he will be
Die &c move from his quarters to tho $
rlson ONCE. His Improvement is very !
ilisIactofy to his many friends who
'ntion. f,
On Wednesday afternoon of last week ,
lrs. w. G. Romney, Oil Fourth street :
1tertained about forty of the yonng .
lends of her daughter, Venus Dolly
lie occasion being the latter's ninth
rthday. The home was prettilv dec ;
rated and the little ones enjoyed them !
lives with games, music, Rotations :
c. Refreshments We're served. s
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There was a; recital given by H. O.
OK of Detroit on the "Cecilian'' piano
aging mechanism Friday evening at
lie Fergus Coalter Music company's /,
ore on East Temple street with Pro-
ssor Careless as violinist of the even '
g. There was a large audience of in Z
ted guests present, and the occasion
as much enjoyed. The visiting per- ,
Aner showed off the Instrument to ex- /
ilent advantage. and the violinist
aintained his already excellent repu- t
ton.
Mrs. G. N. Warwick er@eytafn1a Mrs.