The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13

Paul Tarpey of San Francisco is in
the city. and is the guest Of Mrs. lie
Grand Young of Red Butte Hollow.
Murray & Howard and Barney
Quinn. young Salt Lakers who went TO
Logan last week to take the eXamina-
ton for West Point. have returned TO
their homes.
Landlord Fred Wey of the Wilson
left Tuesday on three weeks trip to
New York, to bring back his daughter
from the east, where she has been
studying.
Mrs Don r. Coray and her son,
Donald. have moved into their new
home. $40 Elizabeth street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth East and Fifth
and Sixth South streets. where they
viii be at home TO their friends here
after
The state Medical association is to
be congratulated OH the new president,
Or. +. +. Root A more able, skillful,
conscientious physician could not be Sc
lected for the important position. Moth
ing can add to the doctors popularity
with his legion of friends. but all
realize that the honor could not be
more fittingly conferred.
Kenneth G. Kerr, the newly-appoint-
ed passenger agent on the San Pedro, is
as busy as the buzzing summer bee.
For many years Mr.. Kerr has been one
of Salt Lakes most popular newspaper
men. He is an enterprising. live "hust-
Ter" and has the best traits of all for
his position. affability and the constant
courtesy of true gentleman. The best
wishes of hosts of friends follow him
i'm his new work.
Miss Nellie Kelley was the recipient
Of a pleasant surprise party this week.
Miss Stella Kane was the hostess of
an entertaining party last Saturday
afternoon.
Little Carrie Chance entertained
number of little friends Friday of last
week.
Mrs. Anna McKenna returned on
Thursday from an extended visit in the
south.
Miss Genevieve Brooks entertained
number OF school friends last Saturday
night
cent of the Nampa GdaD National /
bank, is in town for few days and is /
guest at the Kenyon.
After a two months visit with Mr. |
and Mrs. A. G. Mackenzie of this city |
Mrs. J. G. Mackenzie has returned to |
Miles City, Mont, accompanied by her
son Roy.
Mrs. Walter Lewis of Butte is in
town. the guest Of her sister. Mrs. o.
\. Lewis.
superintendent Matt Connolly of the
Ontario and John McSorIey Of the
Daly-Judge mines in Park City were
down from the properties yesterday.
having been in attendance upon the
Federal court
General Manager Bancroft and Cen
eral Supintendent Buckingham of the
Oregon Short Line are back at their
desks after a weeks inspection Of their
road in Idaho.
The wedding OF Miss Ida Kathryn
formerly Of this city. and
Robert z. Cleveland took place Wed
nesday in Seattle. Mrs. F. c. Mecklen-
burg OF this city left last week TO at
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land will spend their honeymoon i'm
British Columbia. aud will be at home
10 their friends after June 10 in Seattle.
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Among those leaving for Los Angles
oy the Salt Lake route Wednesday
we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Naylor Mrs.
". w Hall Mrs. 5. d. Evans and par
". Mrs. c. A. Hedquist Dr. Jack
Keith, r. O. Hague. Mrs. LEIGH of
Butte. Mrs NJ. 3. Whitney. Mrs Pal
ner and party, l.. O. Naylor, Mrs. AL
aXander, J. Machugh, Mrs. Arden, Mr..
md Mrs. Howatt. Thomas O'Connor
md party Of St Louis. Roy White and
)arty from Pocatello, Mr.. and Mrs. c. I
8lackmoor Of St Louis, J. e. and S. \
VI. Bamberger
Mrs. Annie McKenna, who has been }
listing her kinsman, Rev. p H Nc
dahon, win leave this week for her
lome in Salt Lake City.-Augusta ;
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