The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-08
IDAHO FALLS. IDA.
(Special Corresnondence. !

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An early mass was celebrated by the
pastor. The increase Oh the male mem
bers was noticeable, but the venerable
sages CT the parish have been too spir-
itual since the glorious Fourth. that
they have no use for any other kind OF
spirituality. Next Sunday they may
expect homily.
Preparations are going on for the
mission at Rexburg, which will open on
the 18th. Asst is the first to take place
in that sanity community, it is TO be
| hoped that it will b. well attended.
The musical programme will be car
ried out by Mesdames Gavin, Grey and
Coltman.
Rev. ]. Dryer of Salt Lake officiated
at St Anthony last Sunday During
| August the Fremont county Catholics
will be well looked after. AS some
remarked, it will be august.
A large congregation turned out for
services last Sunday al Blackfoot Evil
IDENTIFY they got a surprise when they
| received a thorough lecture upon their
obligations towards their pastors. 1t is
the annual roasting which the pastor is
wont to give to stir them up little
As q result the collections went up to
everyone's satisfaction. After mass the
ladies met to arrange about their lunch
counter during the fair next Septem-
her,
Mass on the Feast Of the Assumption
and the following day will be said by
Rev. j. Dryer of Salt Lake and on ne
same feltivals at Market Lake by
Father Maloney of Idaho Falls.
Mr.. Joe George and Mesdames Ternes
AMI Lavery of st. Anthony have
planned a three weeks outing to the
park. Probably this is in anticipation
of a honeymoon for next year. They
should take the pastor along.
The new residences of Messrs. Fan
ming and Palmer are almos. complete.
Mr.. MacMullen secured the plumbing
contract.
Aug. will be busy day at Idaho
Falls, being circus aud conference day. |
Mr.. Henry Magill of Salt : was
visitor to the Falls during the past
week.
The consolidated camping party, |
composed Of E. P. Coltman and family, |
Rev. Father Kress, Messrs. Hyde and |
Bruno, left the city last Tuesday for /
an outing in Swan valley. All kinds of
fire arms were taken along, presumably
to work conversions.
Mrs. NJ. Higgins gave a supper party
last Wednesday in honor of Rev. Faith
er Dryer.
The pastor of Idaho Falls received
again another favorable reply in ref
erence to the proposed sisters hospital. I
all begin to realize now
that our thriving town has a great
future before it. Even just now it is
impossible to rent house.
Tom Roach returned from Corinne,
Utah, last Friday, where he visited his
parents. All expected him back as a
benedict, but as usual he fooled the
crowd.
The Idaho Falls streets have been
hronged lately. Crowds gather to hear {
ectures upon socialism from every It'll !
lerant speaker. The saloonkeepers
ire delighted over such dry talk and |
reap a social harvest.
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The first production Of the sugar beet
s now to be seen IN cur market win
lows. 1t is truly gratifying to the pro-
noters of the sugar factory, thus con- c
7incing all that on the Snake River
ALLEY anything can be raised.
Mrs. Bowen Curly. who is at the Holy t
ross hospital is doing nicely, to the '
Ielight of her many friends.
PocATELLo, IDA. a
Miss Margie Mulvey of Salt Lake !,
'ity stopped off for few hours as y