The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-16
Holy Family Parish Fair Success.

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week.
Holy Family Parish Fair Success.
The fair now in progress at the ole
Armory NALL opposite Elitchs gardens
for The benefit of the Church of the
Holy Family, is proving an unqualified
success The attendance throughout
The fair has been exceptionally good,
and both from a social and from a bust
ness standpoint the most sanguine
hopes of the promoters Of the affair
have been surpassed. Donations of val
uabie prizes have been made, and the
popularity contests have been full of
interest The proceeds will be devoted
10 the fund which is being raised for
the building of a new church for the
benefit of those who now attend service
in the chapel Of the College Of the Sa-
cred Heart. Although the fair is not
yet closed. II is estimated that between
81 500 and $1,000 viii be realized.
The promoters of the League of the
Sacred Heart viii hold their monthly
meeting in Logan Avenue chapel on
Sunday afternoon. An address will be
made by Rev. w. J. O'Nialley. spiritual
director.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Mon at the 7:30 o'clock mass in Logan
Avenue chapel on Sunday, and held
their monthly meeting there in the aft
ernoon.
The Children of Mary and the Bows
Sodality Ct the Cathedral parish will re-
ceive holy communion at the $50
O'Clock mass on Sunday.
P1sonal Notes.
Rev. Father Meyers is seriously i'll |
al st. Josephs hospital. The many
friends he has won during his short |
residence in Denver are hoping for his |
speedy recovery. During the absence /
of Rev. Father Timothy O'Bren, when |
abroad, Father Meyers acted as chap /
lain for St. Joseph's hospital and pastor |
Of the Church of ST. John the Evangel- /
list. In this capacity he won q host of
friends.
Rev. Edward Barry, s. j., has re-
turned from FL Paso, Tex, where he
went several weeks ago for the benefit
Of his health. Father Barry is much
improved and declares that he is ready
once more to resume his duties in con-
Decton with the Sacred Heart parish. !
The health of the pastor has been fail
ing during the. past few months. and
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south 10 rccuperate. Accordingly he
turned the affairs Of the church over
10 Father Drift and departed. During
his vacation he has enjoyed a complete
rest. and returns with renewed energy
and vigor. He preached Sunday
Rev Father N. f. Callahan formerly
Of Denver was IN the city for a few
days last week on business. The little
Church Of Our Lady Of Perpetual Help,
at Manitou, is enjoying prosperity I'M
der his pastorate.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Nlaloney is not vet
completely recovered from his recent
illness, but is reported Us improving.
Louis r. HaguS Of the Cathedral par /
ISM, who is taking a theological course !
al the SulGcian college. in Baltimore, {
is achieving distinction in his classes,
despite the fact that he missed two ]
months of his senior year by being
called TO Denver during the lines of {
his father, Mr.. John J. Hagus. 7
Mr.. John 7. Tierney- returned Friday :
from Trinidad. where he had been for I
the past two weeks. II
Mr.. Eugene. Garcia was in Denver !
last week. having come up from Trini- s
dad 10 attend the meeting Of the coun- Y
" assessors. . 6
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Mr.. John Z. Connelley has returned
from Akron, Colo.
Mr.. Frank Newman. who has been
seriously i'll, is now recovering.
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Mrs. William Conley and daughter,
Miss Mamie Conley, of Victor, who are -
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael c
Guinan OF this city. viii not return to
their home until the end Of April. ]
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Newman are at G
home at 52S Nineteenth avenue.
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Mrs. Joseph Petildure and family win
leave the last of the month for Gala p
han. Colo, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Petildure has been T
there for some months.
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Joseph A. Kelly, well known in Den
Yer. is dangerously III at St. Mary's F
hospital. in Saginaw. Mich. where he
has been for the past four weeks. on G
Friday Of last week his sisters. Miss
Mary Kelly and Miss Elizabeth Kelly. 7
We're summoned to his bedside.
Sheriff Reaches Telluride. =
Telluride, Colo. April 1S.-Sheriff Cor Y
oett Of Ouray county arrived here late
nus ils afternoon and was met at the sta n
Tor whom writs of attachment were Is
sued by Judge Stevens OF the Ourav dis y
stlct court The trio Immediately went
70 hotel and dined together III