The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-24
Religious News and Personal.

Mrs. NJ. Schlacks, who died recently
in California, was buried on Sunday
last from st. Josephs church, Globe
vile. Rev. Father Jaryzinski made
some very touching remarks. Inter-
ment at Mt. Olivet. -~as
Mr. and Mrs I-ovas of Watervleit
avenue lost a little daughter Sept. 3
+ from whooping cough. 2 She was buried
Tuesday in Calvary
Father Organs picnic last Saturday
4 proved both social and financial sue
cess despite the severe storm Father
Organs many friends are not of the
fair weather type.
Rev. j. P. Carrigan is at present in
the east attending an alumni meeting
I of his Alma Mater, Troy seminary,
Troy, n. Y. During his absence Rev.
{ j. Duffy of ST. Paul, Mimi, is assisting
Father Tettemer in the care of the
parish.
Rev. Thomas Malone, who is making
short stay in Denver, said mass 9at
st. Leo's church onrSunday last.
! Rev. P. ]. Stupfel, pastor of st. Jo-
! seph's church, West Bend, Wis, said
Sunday morning, and was afterward
/ the guest of Rev. p. A. Phillips at the
parochial residence.
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A recent California paper says that
| the Rev. P. F. Carr is pastor of the
Catholic church at Dunsmuir, Siskiyou
! county, of that state. This will be
/ pleasing news to many old friends of
/ Father Carr in this city.
Rev. C. O'Farell spent Sunday in
] Greeley the welcome guest of Rev. A.
7 B. Casey.
| Mrs. J. c. Hague and daughter, who
have spent the summer at West Creek,
Colo, returned to Denver on Thurs
day last. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Adolph Flucken, who will
be her guest for some time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Brown accom-
panied by Miss Helen and Mr.. Law
renee Brown, have gone to the worlds |
fair, after, which they will make an ex-
tended tour of eastern cities.
Mrs. John F. Campion has returned
from Michigan. where she was called |
owing, toathe illnesssof her mother The |
family will leave the first of November |
for Pasadena, Cal, to spent the win
ter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy and |
Misses Marie and Florence Sheedy left |
for the east the past week. Miss Marie |
resumes her studies in Nv York, while /
Miss Florence enters the Visitation ac-
ademy at Georgetown.
Mrs. c. r. Hurd and Miss Hurd lave |
gone east for a prolonged visit.
Mr.. Clarence E. Hagan and daugh- |
ter Miss Regina, went TO Salt Lake |
last week. Miss Regina's health has |
been impaired by too close application
to studies and the trip is taken in the |
hope of benefiting her.
Rev. William O'Malley preached an |
eloquent sermon at the last mass at |
Logan avenue Sunday in the inter- |
ests of Catholic education. Every one
who had the privilege of hearing tie |
reverend orator must certainly have |
been impressed by the truthfulness
and earnestness of his remarks.
Miss Kelly and Master Kenneth of
Ogden street returned from very en-
joyable trip to the worlds fair on Sun
day last. Miss Elizabeth Kelly is IN
New York.
Miss Elizabeth Rowland entertained
few intimate friends on Friday
evening in her usual graceful manner.
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Miss Nina P. Lees of Williams street
has resumed her vocal studies much to
tie delight of her friends. Miss Lees
has beautiful voice.
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Miss Mary Harrington is one of the
most successful teachers in Idaho
Springs this year.
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The Sisters of Mercy are making
rapid Roadway in the construction of
the addition to their sanitarium on
Fillmore street Neither pain nor ex-
.pense are being spared TO make this
the most complete Institution of its