The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-11-14

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James p. Driscoll of Eureka spen
few days here last week.
Miss Myrtle Weber spent last weel
in Park City.
Mrs. George Wood and children are
now at home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ulys'
ses Duguet.
Andrew Cronin has been seriously
i'll for the past week.
Mrs. y. P. Dooley is convalescing
from her recent illness.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Mayo enter
tanned at a dinner Sunday in honor OF
Mrs. Edwin Blair of San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Albert Walker will re-
ceive her friends on Fridays during
this month.
Hugh Wood has returned to Idaho,
after pleasant visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wood.
Miss Georgia Alexander left last
week for her home in Kansas City,
! having spent the summer with her sis
] ter, Mrs. c. f. Porter.
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Miss Wilson left Sunday for Park
City, but will return shortly to spend
the remainder of the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Kearns.
Senator Kearns has gone to Wash
ington, d. c., where he will remain
until the holidays. Upon his return to
the national capital he win be accom-
panied by Mrs. Kearns.
John Nolan of Butte was a visitor
here last week.
Mrs. Walter G. Filler will entertain
In honor of Mrs. Newhouse next
Wednesday.
J. D. Wood and ]. z. Bamberger re-
turned Monday evening from Galena,
New, where they have some mining
interests.
Judge w. c. Hall returned home
Monday night from the coast, accom-
panied by his wife, who has been in
California for her health. Mrs. Hall
is much improved.
Mrs. Howard S. Stowe entertained
the Woman's club at her home, 210
East Third South street, on Tuesday.
Mrs. P. A. Cook presented the topic.
Mrs. David r. Gray entertained az
an informal afternoon party Monday
in honor of Mrs. Barclay of Helena.
Assistant General Manager NJ. ].
Daley of the Silver King was down
from Park City Monday on a short
business trip.
Attorney Edward McGurrin left for
st. Anthony. Ida Monday night to
assist in a lawsuit which is on trial in
the court there.
John Mcguire, a veteran Montana
theatre man, in advance of the Jesse
Shirley company, left Monday night
for Ogden and Pocatello, and Will re-
turn here Dec. Z, when the company
will play a return engagement
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Governor John Sparks of Nevada
was at the Kenyon hotel for a few
days on a business trip during the past
week.
Mrs Robert H. Barclay of Helena,
who has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. Keyes for the past month,
left Thursday for her home.
Colonel William T. Sullivan. post
office inspector in charge of this di-
vision including Colorado. Wyoming,
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona, was in |
The city during the past week, a wit
less before the United States grand |
ury in the United States court. Colo |
lel SulliVan'S Headquarters are in |
Denver.
Mrs. Stowe has returned to Park !
City, after a visit of week with her |
ION and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. How !
Ird S. Stowe.
Don Mcguire, who has charge of
Jtah's mineral exhibit at the St Louis |
was in the city during the |
display. He has just returned from a
rip through eastern Iowa and western
illinois on mining business.
Mr.. John Donnellan will be the best
nan at the Donnellan- Falls wedding {
ext week. The other men in attend
nee will be Captain William F.
'reary, Lieutenant Chambers, Lieuten-
mt Madison and Lieutenant Jackson.
1iss Olive Donnellan will be the maid
f honor, and Misses Salisbury. Laura
herman. McGrath and Mary Kinney
ill be the bridesmaids. The young
iris left Wednesday for San Fran
isco. where they viii spend day or
NO before going to the Donnellan
ONE in Sacramento.
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Miss Norine Scudder, ore of Ogden's
lost charming young girls, spent last
aturday in the city.
T. w. McMullen of Lima, Mont, is
listing in the city.
]. Creighton and wife OF Denver {
oent few days here last week. /
L A. Benton, general agent of the
assenger department of the Rio
rande, left last Monday for month ]
San Francisco and other California |
oints. J
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Allen left (
st week for Los Angeles. where they {
Ipect TO make their home.
Miss Frances McChrystal was called :
Eureka last week on account of the z
rious illness Of her mother Two of +
le Sisters from St Mary's academy
the little girl, and all re- Y
rned home Monday. Mrs. McChrys- n
j being much improved. Nv
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Mrs n. P. Dooley is fast GONZALES y
ng from her recent illness. n
Mrs. Edward McGurrin returned p
,me from San Francisco during the s
st week. after delightful visit with Q
olonel and Mrs. Trumbo
P. Mcpherson, one of Park Cfty's e
ointment business men, spent the g
lst week in the city.
Hugh H. Tarbet came down from
nerican Falls last Tuesday Il
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George W. Fitzgerald, general agent k
Butte for the Rio Grande. arrived Of