The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-09

l. 4. H. Tarbet made a hurried bus
in ness trip TO Idaho last Sunday night.
h Mrs. Fred Wey and Miss Louise We
o reached New York Wednesday, wheI
they viii remain several weeks.
d Mrs. Godfrey Lavelle and Miss Hes
: ter Lavelle of Oakland. sister and nice
= of Mr. Tarbet, are guests at the Tarbe
v home
Mrs. Sinclair entertained during tn
? week in honor of Miss Laura Bird.
Miss Margaret Haley returned from
Butte last week and is at home to he
friends at S29 East First South.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin anc
the children left last Friday for a triI
TO Old Mexico.
j. D. Wood returned on Wednesday
from California.
Mr., and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and
Miss Salisbury returned during the
week from an extended visit to Cali
fornia. Mr.. Salisbury's many friends
will be glad to know that he is much
improved in health.
Mrs. john Woodward viii leave the
latter part of the month to meet Cap
tain Woodward in San Francisco.
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Claud Tavey returned on Wednesday
from visit TO Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcpherson enter
tanned Monday evening. complimentary
TO Mrs. Charles Shields of Park City.
Mrs. J. T. O'Brien and sister, Miss
Hazel Shoebridge, have left for an ex-
tended trip to the coast.
Mrs. Thomas Ke9rns and the chill
dren spent last Sunday in Park City.
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Miss Margaret Shields spent last
week in Park City visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shields.
Con Samon. Leo Donovan and John
Gailigan spent last week in Park City
visiting their relatives.
Mrs. S. ]. Wilson and Miss Wilson of
Park City will soon come to this city
to reside.
Mrs NJ. ]. McGin of Park City visit |
ed in this city last week
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Marnane are re-
Joicing over the birth of a lovely little
daughter born last Saturday.
3. B. Quinn left last Friday for War
rem, Ind, with the remains of his friend,
Emmanuel Rauch, where the deceased
will be buried. Mr.. Quinn expects to
be gone about ten or twelve days.
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P. H. Lannan has returned from g
trip TO California.
Mrs. Thomas Bryant has moved into
her home again at S72 First street.
NJ. ]. McGill, master mechanic at the
Daly-Judge property, was down from
GRAND.
James NJ. Kennedy jr.. has thrown
up his position at Park City. to ioin
ms father at the properties he is de-
ieloping beyond Calientes, on the line
If the San Pedro.
Miss Edythe Hale and Miss Bessie !
lfficer spent their spring vacation in
san Francisco with their friends.
A@N' OH -ht&AlllSIeT returned to Du- =
ango on Wednesday.
Mrs. P. E. Sullivan of Bingham !
JUNCTION spent last Friday in the city. !
Mrs. John Shea. received news Friday
I the death of her sister at Kansas I
'ity Thursday. Mrs Shea left Friday \
light for Kansas City. \
James Muldoon, the business and $
inning man Of 'Stateline, came I'D from l
ne south Monday morning. He saws 5
le outlook for the district seems to be L
rowing brighter and everybody at n
amp is hopeful for the future. 5
Charles A. Quigley, general manager G
the Studebaker Brothers company G
n Utah. Saturday night gave a han Sc
yet at the Commercial club to those r
his employ. There were about fiffv P
ersons present, being the employees in NJ
ait Lake and adjacent territory. v
Mr. and Mrs. z. G. O'Donnell are tho L.
ippy parents of a fine boy. who we Fl
I'm Easter Sunday. % B,