The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-30
PARK CITY.

SUNDAY night.
PARK CITY.
1t is with sincere regret that we
announce the death of Mrs. E. Blair,
which occurred on the morning of
the oath inst. Mrs. Blair, with her
husband, came to Park City little
less than a year ago from Ohio, and
her untimely death is a sad blow to
her young husband, relatives and
wide circle of friends On Monday
at a. m. Rev. Father Galligan cele-
brated Mass for the repose of her soul
and paid high tribute of respect to
the life and character of the deceased,
after which the remains were taken to
the U. P. station and sent back to
her old home in Ohio accompanied by
Mr.. Blair and Miss Bletsacker, her
sister. Besides her husband, Mrs. Blair
leaves an infant daughter about
month old. The sympathy of the en-
tire community is extended to the
bereaved husband and child in the
loss of a devoted wife and mother.
Miss Frances Wilson is spending
the week in the city. She is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Kearns.
Tim O'Keefe made a business trip
to Heber, Tuesday.
John P. Shea returned to his home
at Eureka Saturday. During his
short stay here he made many friends
who will be glad to welcome him when
he visits the Park again.
The Ladies Auxiliary of A. o. H.
gave a delightful social Wednesday
evening. Only the members were en-
tertained on that occasion.
Rev. Father Kaul, of Lancaster,
Pa, visited the Park Monday. During
his stay here he was the guest of Fa-
Their Galligan.
The event of the week was the large
card party given by Miss Katheryn
Malone, Tuesday evening at her beau
tiful home on Park avenue. After II
o'clock elegant refreshments were
served and thoroughly enjoyed. Fol
lowing are the names of the invited:
Lizzie Connolly, Mary Shields, Min
ME Cunningham, Josie ManiX, Kate
Manix, Genevieve Fitzgerald, Tessie
O'Hagan, Veronica Fitzpatrick, Mary
Sullivan, Ellen Crossman, Hannah
Connolly, Mary Samon, Frances Will
son, Mary Stanley, Daisy Pattinson,
Coughlin, Dan Hearn, William Dono-
van, William McQuincy, William Will
kison, William Waters, William
O'Driscoll, Eugene Fitzpatrick, Law
renee Malone, John Walker, John
Noonan, Patrick Trainer, Patrick
Clark, Patrick Cloonan.
Frank Daily departed Monday for
Omaha, on business trip of much i'm
portance.
P. J. Sheehan left here for Butte,
Montana, Monday.
M. G. Harrington returned from Salt
Lake Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan and children
went to the city Wednesday. They will
be guests for month at the home of
Mrs. James Cullinane, Mrs. Sulli-
vans mother.
James Donovan, one of All Hal
lNTill CT re
saturday and Sunday here with rel
atives. Mr. Donovan is now city re-
porter for the Salt Lake Tribune. His
friends in Park are more than pleased
with the appointment.
Michael Rogers, an employee of
the Daly-West mine, who was taken
to Holy Cross hospital a few days ago
suffering with pneumonia, is report
ed as having died at that place Mon
day night. Mr.. Rogers came here from
Butte a short time ago and his IN
timely death has caused much sor-
row among his friends here.
John Fitzpatrick spent few days
in Salt Lake last week.
Peter Norten is back in camp again
and intends spending the balance of
the year here.
Martin P Walsh and Patrick Meade
arrived here from Butte Monday last.
Michael D. Riordan left Tuesday aft
ernoon for Bisby, Arizona.
Michael Harrington was a passenger
to Salt Lake Monday afternoon.
Michael Fitzgerald returned home
from the city Sunday morning.
Peter Martin made an official trip
to Coalville Monday.
Mrs. Patrick Heenan's Oldest son,
William, arrived here from Ireland last