The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-28

covery.
Mrs. E. o. Morris of Walker Bros.
millinery department has returned
from purchasing trip to the east.
James MAR of Walker Bros. returned
last Wednesday from a purchasing trip
to New York.
The Keith-O'Brien Dry Goods COM
pany are preparing to open on a large
| scale next month. Goods are arriving
| daily by the carload. The interior fit
| tings of the big store are neat and at
tractive, whilst the popular manager
promises that the latest styles in all
| departments will far excel all interior
! decorations.
Miss Fitzgerald of the Union school is
located at the Cullen hotel.
E. w. johnson, a prominent hotel
owner and mining man of Boise, is in
the city today attending to mining
business.
The pupils of Miss Kate Mckenzie
of the Oquirrh gave her a surprise
party on Friday evening at THE
Halls The evening was delightfully."-
spent with games, after which a dainty
supper was served.
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Miss Margaret Ryan entertained at
cards last Thursday evening.
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P. ]. Donohue of the Western Elk
ploration company's staff, accompanied
by J. j. Burke, came in from Grass
Valley, Cal, yesterday morning, after
having seen the new gold mill get down
to regular work.
Miss Julia Cullen and Miss Flor
ence Sears gave a dancing party at
the home of Miss Cullen Saturday.
William Bartling of the New York
Cash store left Monday morning for
Los Angeles, on the advice of his ply
stefan, where he expects to spend some
weeks convalescing.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Gray left Friday
morning for Chicago.
D. E. Burley, general passenger and
ticket agent for the Oregon Short Line,
left Monday for trip to the Hawaiian
islands. He is accompanied by D. H.
Peery and expects to be gone about a
month. d. S. Spencer will have entire
charge of the business during his alb
sence.
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w. H. Sells, formerly an old-time
resident of Salt Lake, is in town from
San Francisco, where he has been hold
ing a position in the custom house |
Mr.. Sells has been transferred to Gal |
weston, as an inspector of customs for |
the time being, but will return to San !
Francisco. He is visiting with his |
daughter, Mrs. ]. T. Richards.
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Mr.. D. E. Burley of the Short Line |
was the guest of honor at a dinner |
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quigley |
last Friday evening. The table dec |
menu was served. The other guests |
present were Mr.. Schumacher and Mrs. |
]. A. Foley. Mr.. Burley leaves shortly |
for trip to Honolulu.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bintz are back
from California.
Miss Mabel Renshaw of Butte is WIS.,
iting Mrs. A. w. McCune, jr.
In the absence of Mrs. Gray, who
was obliged to go east with Mr.. Gray
Friday morning, Mrs. John Marshall |!
received with Judge Marshall at the
card party Friday evening. The home I
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion, the principal colors being red
and green. Score and tally cards were
in cherries, and the
guests were seated at twenty tables.
was the game of the even
ing, and the hours were spent most
delightfully."-.
Mrs. Benedict, wife of DIR. C. NJ.
Benedict, who has been in a precarious
condition for two weeks, showed a
slight improvement this week
George NJ. Scott, president of the
George NJ. Scott-Strevell Hardware
company, who for more than thirty
years has been closely identified with
the business interests of Salt Lake, has
decided to retire from business, and
left Tuesday afternoon for San Fran
cisco, his former home.
Miss Hattie Jennings was guest of
honor at card party given Monday