The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-24
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BUTTE. MONT


Johll l. Murphy left Monday night fo,
BUSINESS and pleasure trim IN Sno,
Aalle and the coast. He will he CON.
uhtl after New Years.
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MI. and Mrs. Ernest Hardcast1 a.
tVo west Park street entertained Mrs
george Aeigler of Anaconda last week
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| Inc engagement of Miss Margaret II
fehlon of Chicago and Michael SrlIi-
n W. OIL Alhambra Springs is Announced
1he wedding will occur early in Jan
uary. - Jan
MI Sullivan has host of friends in
Inns city who will rejoice with him in
.lle sooq fortune of winning the prom
ISe OF so excellent a young woman as
Miss Fenlen. And the GOOD wishes of
an VIII go with him. Mir. Sullivan viii
leave in few days 10 spend the holt
days in the Windy City.
MISS Anniee Harrington and ]. r.
Quihlan were quietly married at Sac
req Heart church last Thursday after
noon by Rev. Father Callahan. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Quinlan
left for California.
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The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Healv
was held Sunday afternoon from the
family residence. 731 West Quartz
street. Services were held in ST. Pat
ricks church, and interment was in the
catholic cemetery. Mrs. Healy was the
mother of James e. Healy, county at
torney-elect. The floral offerings were
exceptionally numerous and beautiful.
ana many sorrowing friends accompa-
MED the remains to the grave The pail
bearers We're: D. c. Courtney. Thomas
Driscoll, p. j. Macarthur, ]. H Ryan.
John Early and William Killoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Malley of Butte were
called TO Missoula the first of the week
by the serious illness of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Archie McTaggart, of North
Fourth street
The members of the police force are
lahenting the death of another of
their number in the person of Jack
Coggins, who died at st. James hospi-
tai Tuesday morning. after an illness
Of three days of pneumonia. This makes
the third death i'm the force in as many
months. Officer Coggin was about 40
years of age and a general favoTite
among his associates and a man re-
spected and esteemed by all the citi-
zens. He was appointed to the force !
Turing the present administration. He |
was unmarried, and had number of |
relatives in this city. including a cous |
N. Frank Collins, president of the Min |
ers' union. The funeral of Policeman |
Iohn Coggins was held Thursday aft |
srnoon at ? o'clock from the residence |
If Frank O'Connor, 100 East La Platte |
street. Services were held at st. Pat
ticks church.
Several persons from this city were
present at the ceremonies of the con-
ecration of the Rev. John P. Car
oil as bishop of Helena. which took
,lace on the 21st in Dubuque, Ia.
Among them were Miss Mary Carroll,
lister of the bishop; the Rev. FIR. De-
'iere of st. Patrick's church, the Rev.
IF. Batens of st. Lawrence's and the
rev. FIR. English of St Mary's church.
'he Rev. FIR. Day of Helena, admin
strator of the diocese, was also pres
Mt.
Mrs. c. T. McDermott of Butte, who
; also a sister of the new bishop, was
nable to go to Dubuque at this time,
wing TO recent Illness.
Bishop Carroll viii reach Helena
bout the first of the new year. Elab-
rate preparations are in progress to
i've him a splendid reception in his s
ew diocese. In Butte these prepara- !
ons are almost completed. After the
aligiOuS ceremonies here, a reception
i'll be given under the auspices of the [
cal Catholic clergy. Among the laity I
lie new bishop win not be neglected. &
inners and luncheons are promised, s
I'D he viii be given several oppor-
mites to meet socially, the distin-
lished men of the city. i