The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

MIR. and Mrs. P E. Sullivan are nov
situated IN their handsome new hom
: at Bingham Junction.
! Mrs. Harding Martin is at home t
her friends at the Southern hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Hagenbarth arr
at present in Chicago, where Mrs. Ha-
genbarth will remain for a few week:
to benefit her health
Mrs. w S. Evans and children are
; the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clark of this city. Mrs. Evans is the
; wife of DR.. w. S. Evans now of Balti-
more, but formerly of this city.
Mrs. ]. F. Dunn has gone to New
York to place Miss Edna Dunn in the
Manhattanville convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dederich are the
. happy parents of a fine son, who was
born on Monday.
Miss Nellie Mcguire. a popular young
lady from ogden, is one of the teachers
at the Lafayette.
Mrs NJ ]. Gray of st. Anthony was
in the city last week
Frank McGurrin has purchased a
handsome automobile and is rapidly
becoming an accomplished chauffeur.
Anon Bruneau and family are spend
ing a week in Tooele visiting MIR. Bru-
! neau's father.
John Brooks. formerly of Bingham,
has gone to Michigan TO accept an
| important mining position.
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w. E. Smedley and daughter left on
! Thursday for Washington, where Mary
will attend the Visitation convent for
the coming year.
Miss Nellie Clancy left during the
past week for st. Louis, where she will
visit relatives.
Miss katherine Early returned last
week from delightful trip to Denver.
Miss Marie Luce will visit friends in
Bingham Sunday
Miss Dora O'Donnel1 was registered
at the st. Louis fair last week.
Mrs. James Hughes came down from
st. Anthony. Ida, last week to place
her little daughter Mary in st. MaryHs
academy. Mrs. Hughes. formerly Miss
Nora Fennell, was also pupil of st.
Mary's.
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Miss Angela Kinney returned to the
Manhattanville convent last week after
spending her vacation with Miss Kin
ney in this city.
Miss Alice Townley has accepted the
position of stenographer in the Inter-
mountain Catholic office.
Miss Emma Madison. the popular
young reporter or the Salt Lake Tri-
bune, is spending a well deserved va
cation in the east. Miss Laura Maddi-
son has entered Smith college Tor the
coming year.
Senator Thomas Kearns left last
Wednesday for Portland.
Miss Agnes Shea with a party of
from Eureka last Sunday for a few |
hours visit in the city.
Mrs. Frank Higson of Eureka was
in Salt Lake last Sunday. Mrs. Higson |
has many friends in the city to give |
her kindly welcome.
Dr W. L. Gleason came I'D from |
Helper on Monday on professional |
business. The clever young physician
is making many warm friends in his
present position. but his many Salt /
Lake friends are not forgotten.
Leroy Palmer spent a few days in
the city last week visiting his brother. |
E. B. Palmer.
Miss Clara Fafek and Miss Etha Col
Inns have returned from a pleasant
visit TO the country
Mrs. Lindsey Rogers and Miss Helen
Rogers have gone to California, where
Miss Helen will enter school. Miss
Rogers will remain in California for
the winter.
Eugene Luce has returned from Den
yer, where he has resided for the past
three years. He will remain in this
city for the future and has accepted
good position in the Oregon Short Line
offices.
Harry Bintz. son of Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Bintz, left Monday to enter Cornell.
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]. H. Arson of the Christensen e. An
son company, is in ST Louis visiting
the fair, firm which place he intends
to visit all of the large commercial
eastern centers.
James and Walker Salisbury and
their guests, Mr.. Allen and Karl Allen,
left Monday for the east Mr.. Allen
and his son will visit the worlds fair.
Mrs. +. Fitzpatrick and son Edward
spent last Sunday in ogden.
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Mary and Florence Halloran have
entered st. Mary's academy as board
ers.
Captain and Mrs. John e. Woodward
gave an informal supper at the Coun- {
Try club Saturday evening i'm honor of
heir sister, Miss Catherine Judge.
Miss Marie Meloy has returned to
Salt Lake, after spending a very de-
ightful summer with friends in St
Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Annie Mcclure of Bingham has t
'eturned from her summers visit in {
Ireland. She was accompanied home |
by her niece, Miss Nellie McEvoy of Il
3lencoe, Ia.
Mrs. B. B. Quinn left Monday for (
Narysville, Cal. to visit her mother. l
She was accompanied by Mr. Quinn's d
sister, Mrs. Isaac Davis of Onowa. Ia p
They expect to remain a month in a
California.
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Miss Ruby Geneveve Deming is home I
fter a seven weeks visit with Mr. and v
Mrs. j. M. Cries, jr., of Ogden t
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The Misses Nellie and Julia Cullen
re enjoying a visit at Tie worlds fair.
A letter received by Aunt Busy j,
ontains the information that Mrs. NJ.
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