The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-10-28

seen the place where the monkeys hold
tEc window space on Park street.
That's OBrien's new store.
MIS-. 2. j Brophy was called to Seat
tie by q telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her mother, who is visit
ing her son III that city
There was d very large gathering of
members of the Ancient order of Hi
belnians in Hibernia hall, Centerville
to witness the comforting of the first
second and third degrees on a large
class of candidates. The work was
done by the county degree team.
After the candidates had been duly
Initiated speeches We're made by num-
Der OF members present, including Wal
Ter Breen. c. E. Meag CHER c. P. Con-
molly, Larry Gleason, ]. r. CrQnin,
John Ferns and jerry D. Murphy, after
which refreshments were served.
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Captain Brsnnigan, one of Butte's
pioneers, and at one time street COM
is seriously i'll in his apart
ments at the Southern hotel
Another of Butte's big dry goods es-
adjustments has been purchased by
the Symons company. The stock and
fixtures of the Case, Gravelle q Erwin
company has been sold to the Symons
company. but the consideration was not
named, though the figure is said to
number six places.
James Kilroy, 30 years of age, who
came to this city from Gold Hill, New,
several months ago, died at his home
224 East Quartz street, after a short
illness of pneumonia He is survived
by his mother and three sisters and
three brothers. The sisters are Mrs. ].
H. Ryan. Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald and Miss
Larry KilToy. and the brothers are
William j., George and Stephen Kill
roy, all of this city
a beautiful church wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday evening,
Oct. Is, when Miss Lucy Cooney be-
came the bride of Mr.. William J. Fox,
the ceremony taking place at st. Pat
rick's church, with Rev. Father De
Siere officiating.
The church was handsomely deco
rated with palms and autumn flowers,
arranged. At o'clock the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin sound
ed through the spacious edifice, with
Mrs. Rooney at the organ, and the bril-
dial party entered the church. The bride
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de Paris, with deep yoke of real lace
and trimmings of the same. She car
ried drop bouquet of bride roses. She
was attended by Miss Eva Mcnamara,
who was daintily gowned in white sat
in crepe, trimmed in ValencienneS lace
and carried maid roses. Mr.. Edward
Conrad attended the groom. After the
ceremony, bridal supper was served
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs
Felix Ogier, 909 West Copper street Y
The table was radiant ~ stately Amer
lean Beauty roses; white'f5sos and del
icate ferns.
Mrs. .Ogier, sister of the bride, wore
a handsome foulard gown: Mrs.
Cooney, mother Of the bride, was
gowned in brown silk; Miss Helen
Cooney was attired in a dainty white
silk. There were many handsome and
costly wedding gifts received, testify
ing to the high esteem in which the
young couple is held. The charming
young bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Mary CooDey. a we'll known resident of
the city, having made this city her
home for a number of years. She is a
graduate fof the Butte High school. and
was born and raised here. Mr.. Fox is
a young man of excellent qualities, and
very popular in the community. Mr..
and Mrs Fox left over the Oregon
Short Line for Salt Lake and points
east and will be gone about a month.
They will be at home to their
friends in this city after Nov. %.
The funeral of Mrs Katherine Meade
took place from the family residence,
So East Weolnlan street. Solemn High
Mass was celebrated at st. Mary'5
church, Father English acting as cele-
brant; Father Barry, of St. Patrick's
church, deacon, and Father McCor-
mick, sub-deacon. Interment was
made in the Catholic cemetery. The
We're j. H. Cronin, ]. D.
Murphy, Patrick Harrington, Dennis
Riley and Thomas Mccormick. The
floral tributes were numerous.
The funeral of Nick Mplhall, who died
suddenly few days ago, took place
at the Sacred Heart church. where the
burial service was reah by the Rev.
Father Callahan. There were several
floral pieces on the casl4et the tributes
of friends.
Miss Addie Murphy, who has been
the guest OF Butte friends for week.
or SO, returned to her home in Helena.
Miss Katherine Murphy, 'O5 gradu-
ate of the high school, has been en-
ployed since graduation as bookkeep-
er for John g. Holland & Co
Mrs. John McManus. 51S West Sill
YER, has been called to Livingston by
the serious illness of her father, Pc
Ter Moore.
So
AS winter approaches. the demand
for homes in Butte does not diminish.
Brokers are besieged with persons who
desire TO rent flats or houses, and
who can find nothing. The weary
hore-ssekers go from office to office.
and meet the same response all over
the city or a in while the agents
have sometimes they can offer, but
such is the demand it is not long on
the list, unless there is Something radi-
cally wrong with the location or prem
ises.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Hennessy and
children have returned from Omaha,
where they visited the mother of Mrs.
Hennessy.
w. a. Clark, jr., has returned to
Butte, after three months spent in the
east.
Mrs. Marco Medin and Mrs. r. A.
Carnochan have returned from a de-
lightful outing at Pipestone springs.
Martin Dee, twice a member of the
and once the Labor party
candidate for congress. has begun an
agitation for cooperative stores, butch
Or shops, bakeries and supplies for
the working man. He has prepared
circulars explaining his views, and is
sending them to the various labor or
ganizations.
Butte's Best Boosters.
Butte has no greater boosters club
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