The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-29

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being occupied. To stir them up a lit
tie, and more especially for the luke
| warm Catholics who are now falling
! into line. 4 discourse on eternal punish
ment was given. which is rather a hot
subject TO tackle at this season of the
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! After mass the Ladies Altar society
held meeting in reference to their so
cial which will take place on Sept l..
| All expect it viii be well patronized.
and with the proceeds the pastor ex-
poets to build handsome belfry
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As an offertory solo during mass
Miss Mabel Coltnan sang in ner very
pleasing manner Face to Face"
Rev. f. Veibrugge of Shoshone will
be in Idaho Falls during the week. He
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Higgins.
\ deplorahle accident took place last
week at the sugar factory. Overcome
by the heat, John Walser fell from the
scaffold some forty-eight feet and
expired shortl. afterwards. Funeral
services were h I'd at the Catholic
church last Saturday, and an appro-
pirate discourse on the necessity of be-
ing prepared was delivered. All the
factory hands attended services. The
choral part was under the direction OF
Miss NJ. Coltman.
The st. Patricks congregation at
ReXburg had it's first outing last
Wednesday. All headed for the Butte
Crater, some twelve miles out of town.
where 4 very pleasant time was en-
joyed. A premium was put up for the
married ladies' race but was vetoed
by the husbands. who had it them
selves. so B. j. Lavery carried off the
hono:s
The mission at Rexburg closed last
Thursday and was very well attended |
The non-Catholics were pleased 10 hear
the teachings Of the Catholic church so |
clearly explained by the Rev. William |
kiess, who LET last Saturday for |
home.
There will be an early mass nex1
Sunday at Idaho Falls. The late mass |
will be at Blackfoot. where the services
will be given for the benefit of the
Germans.
Mass at st. Patrick's church. Rex
2urg, will be given by Rev. Joseph
Dryer. and on the first Sunday in Sep
ember at Market Lake.
Owi>g to the increase of patronage.
Messrs. Armstrong and Neal of tho
Brooks hotel had to rent nine extra
ooms in the Wright building This
veil known house still keeps UP its
equation for courtesy towards the
rayeiing public. and your correspond
mt. from personal experience. can tes-
ify to the many sterling qualities of
he proDrietOrS, who are his personal
riends, and are always willing to as
ist him III church matters. Catholic
ravelers on the days of abstinence I
ill .b2 sure to find on the luxurious i
,:Eles the inhabitants of the brinv
eep. NJ. c. Armstrong. for the time
eng, supervises the Bannock hotel at
ocatello.
Mr. George Wiedman. our industrious !
arpenter. returned this week from {
oshen, where he had completed the I
nest residence in the valley. Scarcely t
ad he returned when he was engaged !
} embellish the interior of the Golden :
ule store. T
The rainfall of last week was a great v
oon TO the farmers in the valley, and I
i feel happy over it. !
BOISE, IDA. c
BISHOP Glorieux has gene to Portland V
take part in the conservation of Rev. .
harles J. O'Reilly as bishop of Baker
Ity, which takes place tomorrow.
rehblshop Christie and Bishops Bron-
i of Montana and O'Dea of Washing
n will also be in attendance Bishop =,
Kelly will have charge of all east o.
"a LEaaata nd ..:;ll l.