The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-07-16
the week for Butte. where they will re-
side for the future.

y trip. The doctor attended Inc national
! medical convention at Niagara FANS
and went from there to the st. Louis
' exposition. Mrs. Straup remained at
/ I Lawrence, Kan, to visit relatives.
Frank Judge took a party of friends
out on his coach last Sunday morning
TO spend the day at the Judge summer
home, which is now completed and fur
nished.
Mrs. George Robinson of Butte is at
the Holy Cross hospital recovering from
a slight illness.
Mrs. Mary Judge win spend the
heated season at her summer home in
Big Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owens and the
two younger children are in Denver
visiting friends.
Miss Margery Mulvey was the charm
ing hostess of a pleasant party given
last week. About thirty friends en-
joyed a delightful evening.
Mrs. Thomas Lamplugh has returned
| from a delightful visit to North Platte
and Denver.
Miss Grace Geary visited friends in
Ogden last week.
Miss Winifred Coleman, is rapidly
convalescing from her serious illness.
The many frienGs Of Mrs. w A. Ca
peIl of Wells, New, Will regret to hear
that she was seriously injured in a
railroad wreck last week at Wads-
worth, New. Dr. P. S. Keogh left this
city at once to attend Mrs. Capell He
returned Monday and reports her to
! be improving.
President J. i. Cosgriff of the Com
mercial National bank has returned
from a visit to his old home in Yer
mont and from the Republican nation
| al convention. to which he was d del
egate from Wyoming.
NJ. Friedman of the Auerbach store
has gone to New York to buy big line
of fall and winter goods. Mr.. Friedman
will be gone several weeks. He will
combine business with pleasure and
take a well-earned rest.
Miss Carrie Steward left Tuesday
night for New York and other eastern
cities, in the interest of the L. & a
Cohn suit and cloak department.
A Fred Wey of the Wilson returned
Tuesday night from a three weeks trip
10 the large eastern cities. Mr.. Wey
is enthusiastic over the St Louis ex-
position, and was astonished at the
reasonable charges prevailing there.
Meals of the best quality can be had |
inside the grounds as cheaply as in
Salt Lake. and charges for other neces- .
saries are in proportion. Mr.. Wey Wis., ,
tied both the Republican and Demo. !
cratic national conventions.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Pinkerton are at
home to their friends at 1858 South West
Temple street.
Samuel Newhouse and his guest. Phil /
Livermore of New York, have left Salt
Lake for the east and will sail July %
for Europe. to spend the late summer
and autumn abroad.
.
NJ. Z. Lippman of COINS store left !
Tuesday for the big cities of the east,
TO be gone until the latter part of Au-
gust He will look after fall and win
ter purchases and visit the resorts and
also drop in at the Worlds fair.
Mrs. James Hegney, with the chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Lam
plugh expect TO visit St. Louis in Sep
TENDER.
John Harrington came in from Bing-
ham last Monday.
The many friends of E. F. Stolen
berger viii regret to hear of his seri-
Gus illness.
James Hughes is in the city from st.
and receiving a kindly greet
ing from hosts Of friends.
=
Master Fred Feltz is visiting friends
IN Ogden for the past ten days
General Manager f. So Fish of the !
Manufacturing company is
in the city visiting Local Manager C.
A. Quigley.
C. r. Welch, vice president of the
First National bank of Fort Collins.
Colo, is visiting in the city for the first
time since 1891
Manager Friedman of Auerbach's
store left Tuesday night on a business
trip east.
Joseph Enzensperger left Tuesday
lAoiulIiS LOT CINCINNATI, where he Will -
attend the annual grand lodge of the >
tlkS. He goes as the accredited repre-
of No. 50, and will probably :
be the only representative Utah will !
nave at the reunion.
Mrs. a. \. Mckay and little son, :
Donald. have returned from a visit to =
he country. '
Miss Bogue and Miss Mary Bogue 8,
nave returned from Denver, =
Mrs. Thomas Kearns spent Wednes- .
lay in Park City visiting her sister, =
Mrs. John Conlon, who has been i'll ~
or the past week.
Mrs. David Keith entertained at an
Normal musicale on Tuesday evening. q
drs. Martha Royle King was the sweet
ololst and the accompaniment by
lrs. w. F. LOOMS We're of their usual =,
llgh order. At the close of the pro- 2
ramme Mrs. King and Mrs Loomis Al
we're presented with beautiful clusters a
I pink and white roses by the hostess a,
Moulded among the guests of the even f,
is We're Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury. d
lr and Mrs. j. z. Dooly. Mr.. and Mrs Ii
/. U. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
IaSgett, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mcmillan. h;
Dr. and Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay. Mr.. Il
Ifd Mrs. James X. Ferguson, Mr.. and b'