The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-30

Mrs: Kelly. sister, lives at Calumet,
Mich, and another sister, Mrs. Jerry
harrington, resides al Lake Linden,
Mich
P. ]. Bropny and Miss Mary Ryan
We're married last week Ut St Pat
rick's church by the Rev Father De
Siere. There We're only few init
mate friends of the couple present The
ceremony was simple. AMI the couple
left Immediately for the coast on their
honeymoon. MIR. Brophy is one of the
best known wholesale and retail gro
GERS in the state having conducted q
business in this city for several years
past. He is very well known all over
the state, not only with the business
men but also with the miners and
workfngmen. The bride came to this
city ten years ago, and has been
teacher in the Butte schools since. She
is of Canadian birth, and is known as
one of the best educated women in the
state. For several years past she has
held principalship in the Butte
schools, and is greatly admired among
her many friends. The guests at the
wedding were Rev. Father De Siere,
D. j. Hennessy, Mrs. Darcy, Mrs.
and groom left over the Great North
ern for the coast. They will spend
few weeks in Washington, California
and Oregon, and will be at home to
their friends after October at 305 West
Granite street.
John ]. O'Meara. accompanied by his
son, went to Chicago, where the Hat
ter is to undergo an. operation.
Miss Loretta Legion of Chicago, who
has been visiting at Alhambra Springs
for some time, is in the city the guest
of Alderman and Mrs. Jerry Mullins.
An aged man who appeared to be
suffering from illness and exhaustion
was found on the street in this city
the other day by County Physician
Donnelly and sent to the county hos
pital to receive care and medical at
tention. The ole mans beard and
whiskers are white and he has the
appearance. of having nearly reached
the century mark, as he claims. He
stated that his name was James Dor
rity and that he was a pioneer in the
west. The old man said he mined in
Alder gulch in 1865, and in the sum
mer of that year he was on the pres
ent site of Butte, having come here
on the trail of horse that had strayed
away from him. At that time, as the
old man claims, he found a copper
ledge here. and some of the ore con-
tanned copper and gold and silver.
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At the home of the parents of the
bride, q West Quartz street, Miss Eva
Vadnais and Richard Lacey were quiet
ly married, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. Father De Siere.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Henry L.. Vadnais, and Miss
Christina Merkle acted as bridesmaid.
! Al Heinze was best man. At the con-
clusion of the nuptials the happy couple
informally received their many friends
and joined them in a wedding supper,
which consumed the time until the
departure of the o'clock train for
the south. The trip of the honeymoon
will include tour of the coast and
a visit to California. On their return
they will be at home at 314 West Gold
! street. Mr.. Lacey is well known in
Butte, having resided here for about
four years. He is employed as an en-
gineer at one of the Heinze proper
! ties. The bride is one of Butte's most
accomplished young ladies.
| A quiet; though beautiful wedding
| took place at the Church of the Sa-
cred Heart, last week. which united
| the lives of Miss Margaret Whaler
] 1 . Il
! Lothian officiated in the presence oil
a large number of friends and ac-
| quaintances. After the ceremony g
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Page. at "a North At
! lantic street. The bgide is the charm
| ing daughter of former Alderman and
! Mrs William Page, and for some time
has been in the office of the D. j
! Hennessy company She has hosts OF
warm friends in the city. The groom
| is well and favorably known and has
held a responsible position at the
Lawrence mine for some years. Mr.
and Mrs Lynch left later for a few
days outing at Alhambra Springs.
Nuptial mass was celebrated Wed
nesday morning of last week at st
| Marys church, Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser
| and John Dewitt being the high con
tracing parties, with Rev. Father
English celebrant. A few close friend:
! witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
| Dewitt left the same day for the coast
where they viii stay for ten days
After their return they will reside OF
the west side.
! WILL LEND IRISH 100000
Walter Hume. Long, chief secre
tary for Ireland, announces that the
treasury has agreed to provide addi
tional funds amounting to 910,00O,OO
before the end of the year, togethe
with such an amount of stock during
the year 1906 as will produce $4,000
900 cash, to facilitate the operation!
of the Irish land act. and to remedy
! the recent stoppage of sales of lanC