The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-05
Infermcuntain news.
BUTTE, MONT.

= ervtlle, was opened Sunday with tn
D little church crowded to the doors
: Both the visiting priest and the pastor
OF the church spoke at these services
} in Croian, Italian and English. Th'
) mission will last the entire week. in
Guiding next Sunday, instead of ending
Wednesday, as was announced at first
ne object of the mission is TO allow
ali Catholics in Butte to partake of the
l blessing of Pope Plus y. granted on the
occasion of the fiftieth jubilee of The
celebration of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. Reverend Father Bontempo came
here especially for the benefit of those
who cannot speak the English langua &c
fiuently. Both priests will hear con-
fessions IL Crotian, Carnolian. Hun
garian, Polish. French, German, Ital-
ian and English.
Mrs. Mary Rankin. daughter of Mrs
John Connor and John f. Hammil
were quietly married in this city Mon
day of last week. The ceremony &C.
CURED in the parish house of ST Pat
:. rick 5 church. aad Rev Father De Sierc
OBLIGATED. The. bride was attended by
her sister, Mrs. II. A. TiEsley. and Mr..
Edward Windell acted as best man to
the bridegroom.
After the ceremony the bridal party
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\. Tinsley, where luncheon was served.
The table was prettily decorated with
White and pink carnations with qUanti-
ties Of asparagus vine Only relatives
ana few intimate friends were pres
ent. Many handsome gifts were re-
ceiVed by the happy couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanmil are at home to
their friends in 322 West Broadway.
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Word was received by Patrick Burns
of 533 Franklin street that his 3-year-
OLD son had died at Marion, O. The
child and its mother were on their way
east and the boy was aiken i'll on the
cram. The remains were brought back
| to Butte.
With the solemn ceremonies of the
/ Catholic church the body of the late
| Mrs. AIillie Hyland WAS laid to rest.
solemn high requiem mass was cele-
DRAFTED by Rev. Father De Sierrc at St.
Patrick's church. A large number of
Eagles formed an escort for the body
as the cortege moved from the church
10 the Catholic cemetery. Rev Father
harrington conducted the services at
the cemetery.
A multitude of floral offerings sur
rounded the casket. and large gather
ing of friends turned out TO pay their
last respects to the deceased. The pail
bearers were: Ernest Lange. John J.
Barry, Joseph T. Pyle Thomas KilgaI-
Ion, John McMurray and John King.
Among the floral tributes were those
from John Jahreiss, Ernest Lange. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Sutliff, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Ste
Vens, Miss Kelly, Mrs Kelly. Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Kilgallon, a beautiful large
standing cross, Harry O'Gorman. Butte
Bartenders' union, Mr.. and Mrs P. 5.
Kelly, Jacob F. Boss, Timothy O'Keefe !
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Evans, Henry E. |
oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs J. Vucovich |
Abe Levy, F. NJ. Gallagher, r. j. Nc |
Donald, NJ. r. Hanley. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
B. Gallagher. Mrs Maggie Ingolson. |
Mrs. Susan Cauling, Mr. and Mrs. w. |
J. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Green,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Sutherland, John B. Hyland and |
Eddie F. Hyland, pillow of roses.
Dan j. Walsh returned from Hunters
Hot Springs, where he had been for
three weeks, suffering from rheuma-
tism.
w. j. Mullins, nephew of the mayor,
was called to Detroit by a telegram an
the death of his mother.
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Halloween was celebrated by twenty
youthful friends of Miss Mary Flood
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. KEEL
ley in West Broadway.
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Mrs. Steve O'Donnell and Miss Mag
gle Blake, who are about to leave the
city, were happily surprised by the o.
D. Q. and Jolly Twelve Whist clubs. of
which both ladies are members. Eight
'ounds were played. When half done
punch and German waters We're served
md at the conclusion a delicate lunch
ION. Mrs. O'Donnell and Mrs. Shelton
tut for first hOnors, Mrs. Shelton be-
ng the successful one, winning six
ovely Haviland china cups and sau-
'ers; Mrs. O'Donnel a beautiful salad
fish; Mrs. Sullivan, a china sugar bowl
ind creamer. Mrs. Treglown carried
way the consolation, a pretty stained
lass vase. Those present were: Mes
lanes O'Donnel, Ed and Joe Gillick,
ess, John and Charlie Huddleston,
)'Conner, Young. Manneu Treglown, !
acques, Grant, Sullivan, Wier. Koch, +
Fowler, Allen, SHELTON Cahill, Jen-
ings. Snyder, Page Burton, Merger +
nd Miss Blake.
Blaltle
tie and Mr.. John McCarty took place u
t the church of the Sacred Heart The. Il
sev. Father Callahan officiated and a
cry pretty affair it was. The bride
as attended by Miss Lillian Sullivan Y
nd the groom by Mr.. James Chenette. q
great number of handsome presents y
ere received. Among those present
ere: Mrs. Annie Chenette Mr. and
lrs. T. ]. Sherman, Miss Annie Muir o
n.y. Mrs. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Kel- c
r. Mr.. and Mrs. James Heimbach. Mr. d
nd Mrs. O. Fountain, Mrs. Sullivan.
IF. and Mrs. Hans Aggum, Mr.. and
RS. Robert Nhenette, Mrs. Harrington, s
RS. Powers. Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs Kirk O.
atrick. Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Murdoch. n
RS William Syrnons, Mr.. and Mrs J.
LorenZ. Miss Lillian Sullivan Miss b
airy Murphy. Miss Mary Sullivan. ri
ISIS Elsie chenette, Miss Rose smith. y
ISIS Ella Smith, Miss Julia Harrison
ISIS Della Fountain. Mr.. Rolph Doyle
r. Charlie O'Neill, Mr.. Harry CaigiIl
T. James Chenette, Mr.. Charles Chen q
te, Mr.. Charles Lorenz, IIr. Ed Pow q
s, Mr.. Willie Lasage. h
Mrs. P. Y. Gilgallon entertained the
Glance Whist club at her home. G2g
orth Main street. The first prize was f,
on by Mrs Grant. the second by Mrs. a
nomas Mennie. the third by Mrs NJ. Il
Kilgallon. The guests were: Mrs.
age. Mrs. Kilgallon, Mrs Breen. Mrs.
urther, Mrs. Gillick, Mrs. German, b;
rs. Dawson. Mrs. Mennie. Mrs. Xiii in
illin. Mrs. Gallick, Mrs. Grant. Mrs. 81
,nway, Mrs. P. ]. Gilroy T
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Mrs. T. S. Kilgallon delightfully."- en- m
rtained the Saint Patrick Sewing h
role on Wednesday afternoon and al
ening of last week at her home on III
1rth Main street. Those winning the to
ICES Were: Mrs Peter Rreen q MIC ht