The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-05
SALT LAKE
CITY AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

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There is much building going on il
all parts of the city and few men herr
are idle who choose TO work.
The Presbyterians will in all prob
ability be able to take possession o
their new church building on Soutl
Temple street next year. The con
struction work is necessarily slow or
account of the large stones that are
being used in the walls, but the work
men are making a good showing new
ertheless.
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Work is progressing nicely on the
miners home on the east bench, but il
is unlikely that the building will be
completed this year.
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The new home being erected in Pop
perton by Judge o. w. Powers is me-
ing completion. 1t is of cream colored
brick and presents a fine appearance,
Two of the show windows of the
Freed Furniture & Carpet company
house on Third South street have been
arranged and furnished as a kitchen
and a dining room. The furnishings in
The dining room are rich and suggestive
of ease and comfort. Another show
window is being made in the center of
the building.
The Holy Cross Hospital association
has mortgaged the property on which
the hospital is built for $4,000. The
mortgage is payable in five years and
bears interest at the rate of 512 per
cent per annum. The property has
evidently appreciated during the last
few years, as a release of mortgage for
800 900 was filed at the same time.
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Comfort can be enjoyed only by those
whose money affairs cause no worry.
To be comfortably rich is an ideal
condition. enjoyed by few and yet with
in the reach of all. A steady income
from money invested in safe securi-
ties is a source Of comfort and pleas
. ure. When tsat income is sufficient to
live on the possessor is as rich as any
one can possibly be. There is no need
then to work or worry, and there is
time for the higher aims and pleasures
of life. Happily too, such investments
are in the long run more profitable
than speculations. Our first mortgage
securities, netting per cent per an
mum, are the safst and best paying in
vestments in the world. The investor
holds the security and we do the work.
McGurrin & Co., investment brokers,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Kefth-O'Brien's show windows are
among the most tastefully arranged
displays TO be seen on Main street.
Conspicuously placed in one of the WIN
dOWs is a miniature yacht representing
the Reliance under full sail, with the
officers standing on the deck. In an
other window an elegant assortment of
Turkish and Smyrna rugs is shown,
while third contains some new elder
down garments.
The furniture which was purchased
some time ago by John Trenchard of
the Trenchard Harrington furniture
firm has begun to arrive. A number OF
fine roll top desks and some exquisite |
brass bedsteads are among the goods |
which were recently received.
The Emery Holmes building on the |
northeast corner of State and South !
Temple is now on the third and last |
story. The building is indeed a. beau |
tiful one and is admired by everyone.
A. Fred Wey. proprietor of the Will I
son hotel who is i'll of typhoid at the |
Holy Cross hospital, is gaining strength
and will be out in a short time.
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JONI II. NOILOu company. Tile Odli-
fornia railroad construction firm. is
rushing outfits to Daggett and to the
junction Of the Marvel branch of the
Santa Fe with the proposed main line
of the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake, with the result that work viii
be commenced on active grading next
week.
Utah musicians studying in Europe
are meeting with great success. Fer
gus Coalter received letter from c.
d. Schettler, who is studying the cello
in Berlin, in which the writer states
that Miss Clark, Miss Read. Miss An
dersOn, Walter Wallace and Herman
Schettler, all OF this city, are progress
ing wonderfully well with their studies.
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Edwin Winslow Walker, the 4-year-
old son of Z. A Walker of Riverton,
who was operated upon for hip disloca-
ton by DR.. Dorenz during his visit here
last fall. has completely recovered the
use Of his lower limbs and now runs
and romps with his fellow playmates
with remarkable agility.
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes, when last
heard from, were in the Land of the
Midnight Sun, northern Norway.
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The local colored people are making
extended preparations for the proper
Of Emancipation day, which
comes Sept. %.
Rumors are again in circulation rela- ]
tive to a large hotel to be erected in
the future at the Continental corner,
and theatre is now mentioned among
the probabilities in connection with the
proposed Improvement
The war department has determined =
10 expend $L140O00 in the improvement !
Of Fort Douglas. 1t is now purposed to
make that fort one of the most beauti- !
ful in the entire country
Chief James Devine of the fire de-
partment left Thursday morning for :
City. n. j., to attend the an !
nual convention of the National Fire !
hiefs association, which meets there :
Sept. to Sept II, inclusive.
CATHEDRAL NOTES.
High mass viii be resumed about !
Sept. -.
Sister NJ. Alexes and Sister M. Ger +
Rldlne' two well loved former teachers
Of ST. Mary's academy. are once more