The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-25
PARK CITY.

A delightful entertainment was thai
given in the Dewey theatre last week
| by the Park City Military band. Each
number on the programme was rem
| dered in an excellent manner. Long
and loud applause welcomed to The
footlights the leading vocalist, Mr.. J.
| C.. Kelly, and after his beautiful rem
dition of THE Holy City" the out
burst of applause was continued until
he reappeared and gave baritone solo
in mastery manner. The young man
received many personal compliments
from those competent to criticise Mr..
Kelly has an enviable voice and repu-
tation and his many friends hope good
fortune may long continue to be his.
Mr.. j. p. Burns, another of our A
.. H. boys, did justice to himself. He,
too, is number one entertainer. That
the music was of a high standard is
no dream and those who patronized
home talent on that evening of April Is
put a. couple of hours to good account.
.
Mrs. Henry Welsh arrived in the
Park Monday morning after delight
ful visit of two months with relatives
in New Hampshire.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
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when Rev. Father Galligan united in
marriage Mrs Mary Cary and Mr..
Peter Trainer. Miss Tessie O'Hagan
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Patrick Train
er groomsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Trainer
have large circle of friends who wish
them long and happy life.
/. Tim Hurley and family left last week
Tor Butte, Mont, where they have de-
clded to make their future home.
Mrs. Henry Carey and her sister, Mrs.
Peter Talon, visited friends in Salt
Lake last week
Mr.. Thomas Connors. ST., was taken
10 Holy Cross hospital last week, suf-
fering from apoplexy. His case is CON
sidered serious.
Mr.. Thomas Connor, jr., returned to |
he Park Monday morning and reported |
his father being no better than when |
eaving the Park
Mrs. Jennie ellis returned from
state last week.
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Denis Dullea and John Leary left
amp Monday for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Condor and two
hildren were passengers to Salt Lake
tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mcleod returned Tuesday
rom Salt Lake. after a pleasant visit
f three days with relatives.
o 'Ir
Mr.. D. Harrington of Eureka is visit
1g here with d O. HARRINGTON ,nd'
amily.
Senator Thomas Kearns spent two
avs in the Park this week.
So
On Saturday last Miss Lizzie Con-
ELY entertained from to 6 d. m. i'm
onor of her brother Joe's third birth !
ay. About forty tots assembled to do l
onor to the occasion. All the delica-
es the market afforded were spread
abundance before the little guests. ,
was a gala day for the youngsters. | :
hey ate. danced and frolicked until /
was time to dispense, when they said
'oo-py with but one regret, that the {
lickly. t
Mr.. John Canty paid Salt Lake visit /
is week. ]
We are pleased to note that Miss d
eronica Fitzpatrick, the efficient and d
'pular clerk at Welsh, DriscolI &, y
lck's store, was able to return to her =
tiles Monday morning. o
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Mr.. John Green is in camp this week t
oklng after his mining interests. p
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Mr.. Sullivan. a Silver King miner. =
t for the Holy Cross hospital Mon o
y. Mr.. Cross is suffering from L
we're attack of grippe" N
o. il
Mrs Peter Harrington and three chill o
en- of Salt Lake are guests of Mr.. %
d MIS-. d. c. Harrington this week. pl