The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01


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W. ]. Halloran, Frank Wilson an(
Ruel Halloran, spent a few days las
week on a fishing trip.
Timothy Kinney of Rock Springs is
| spending few weeks in the city with
his family.
Miss Schiebel and Miss Mona Nc
Hugh have returned from a delightful
trip to Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sullivan left on
Monday for Laramie, where they will
reside for the future.
Robert Harley will go to California
next month for an extended visit.
Miss Bircher, Miss Murphy and the
Misses Early will return next week
from a visit TO California.
F. ]. McGurrin is visiting in the east.
Miss Margaret McKennan of Crooks
ton, Mimi, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Mas at ~ P street.
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick and Miss Nc
Cornick have discontinued their Mon
days at home for the summer.
Miss June Bentz il spending a few
weeks at Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McChrystal and
son Arthur of Eureka were in the city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. McGill of Park
City spent a few days here during the
past week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Sorley.
Miss Anna O'Brien has returned from
a delightful visit to Park City.
Mrs. A. A. Mcbride is visiting with
hel parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Keefe, in Park City.
Simon Bamberger. Manuel Hirseh
and J. d. Wood, who have been enjoy
ing a trip to the coast lasting two or
three weeks, have returned to the city. |
Mrs. Jack Keogh left last week for a |
visit at Soda Springs.
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Joseph Dederich left on Monday for |
a trip to the south.
William Bartling of the New York
Cash store left Monday for New York, 7
where he will spend a month in the in
-erest of that institution.
The Misses O'Connor of Omaha are
'isiting in the city and are located at
he Wilson.
Mike Canton returned last week to
Suite, accompanied by Mrs. CANTON,
Who spent few days in the city visit
ng friends.
Wallace Vail and Curtis Ward have
eturned to the Wilson hotel after a
hree weeks trip overland from Paro-
van to Phoebe and return.
Robert Francis, foreman of the
ohnny mine at Stateline, is stopping
or few days at the Wilson.
The Misses Nellie Cullen, Margaret
nd Agnes Ryan and Miss Kate Farrell
ave for Brighton next week
Mrs. E. V. Brooks is spending a few
'eeks in Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spencer are at
ONE to their many friendsiat As East
eventh south.
Mrs. Addie Frey and daughters ex-
ect TO go to California in the fall.
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The many friends of Ms. w. Simp-
ms will be pleased to hear that she is
from her recent illness. !
Kenneth c. Kerr. for so many years !
le of the best known reporters of the {
lit Lake Tribune, has resi- gned to ac-
pit a position with the salt Lake Soda
alter company. Mr.. Kerr has been ;
18th the Tribune for eleven years. dur \
g which time he endeared himself to :
legion of friends and Acquaintance. (
lie Tribune viii miss him because he g
rs ever a tireless, conscientious work !.
The best wishes of all will follow a
m in his new work. d
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Letter are at home
their friends at 122 n street. --..' j.. y
Mrs. David Keith and Mrs. j. X. Fer Il
son were the charming hostesses at Ii
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Mrs. William Bartling, with party j
friends, left last week for an outing \
Yellowstone park q
Ir. and Mrs. Henry Welsh returned
me to Park City last week, after a
asant weeks visit in Salt Lake with
. and Mrs. James Ivers te
Ir. and Mrs. ]. 9, McChrystal and pl
Arthur spent lasv week in the city. "
larence Mccormick has gone to Ari-
Ia. NJ
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ir. and Mrs. G. n. Warwick leave III
'rtly for Brighton, 10 be the guests u
friends. III
Ir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Moore are at home pl
m their outing in Idaho. &c
enator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns III
children left last week for the Yel- ~ ~
stone park. where they will join ~ ~
and Mrs. Perry s. Heath and spend h. h.
eral weeks. -
larry Bintz is spending a few days a fil
Brighton. =
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ohm ]. DAILY accompanied BIZ his Il,
lighters. Mrs. Roy IT. Brown. Miss in
lsy and Miss EVELYN DalV and his 80