The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28

candy treats" with the compliments
of the Rt Rev. Bishop, and there are
none coming.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miles Finlan the prominent mining
figure of Butte, Mont, is in the city
Oh a visit
P. ]. QueaIy, the developer of the
KemmeTer coal mines in Uinta. Wyo
is in Salt Lake on business connected
with his company.
Miss Angie Sullivan, chief boolkeep-
er at the Wilson, is taking a vacation.
and will spend a month or more with
friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mis-. Mcbride will pass the
next few months with Mrs. McBride's
mother. Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe of 139
| South Seventh West street.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Center viii be back
shortly from Muskegon, Mich, where
she is visiting her father.
W. b. La Vielle has bought the
''Smokehouse' cigar store. "a West
Second South street. from Charles Gill
mer and Leonard Rurch. 1t was for
merly owned by J. J. GreenewaId. He
viii organize a company to run it and
call it La Ville's Annex.
Miss Anna Mccormick was the host
ess last Friday evening at an exceed
iHgly bright little cotillion. The dane
ers were limited to twenty-four. Harry
A Mccormick led and proved an eff
cient floor manager, introducing some
very clever figures which were entered
into by the guests with that spirit so
necessary to the success of a social
gathering. The favors had been Sc
cured in New York and proved to he
appreciated souvenirs of the event. A
delicious supper was served and the
dancing being resumed, continued until
a late hour.
Mrs. Joseph Stowe is the guest of.
Mrs. Rood.
Louis Simon has left for New York.
Mrs Arthur H. S. Bird entertained on
Thursday in compliment to her aunt,
Mrs Daniel Gallagher of Omaha, who
is a guest at the Mccormick home.
Word was received here Monday by
relatives of Mrs. Alan Lovey. wife of
the well-known cartoonist. that their
infant child was dead. The family re-
sides at Butte.
Louis Cohn. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Edna Cohn, left
Wednesday for New York to pass the |
winter.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive. En- |
gineers and the Ladies' Auxiliary will |
give their second annual ball the 31st !!
of this month at Christensen's hall. The
different committees are working hard /
to have it a perfect success.
Edward McKenna, a switchman on |
the Oregon Short Line, is now at St |
Marks hospital as the result of an ic- |
cident in which he suffered the loss of ,
his right leg. 1t was while throwing |
switch that McKenna fell in front of |
approaching cut-out cars. and had his
leg several at the knee. The accident !
occurred near Murray.
Fire last Friday night damaged the
, esidence of f. T. McGurlin. 142 Sec
ond East street. to the extent of nearly
81 000 The blaze started while mem
bers of the family were absent and be-
fore the flames We're discovered they
had gained much Roadway. The dam
age TO the house will amount to about
81 600 while the loss on the furniture
aggregates about $3.50. Insurance was
carried to the amount of $500.
James Hickey. superintendent of the
Ccmstock company's Park City mines,
came down from camp Sunday night.
A. z. Welbv. general superintendent
o fthe Rio Grande Western, has re-
turned from a trip over the road
y
Joseph Fitzpatrick. Francis Panne-
tier. Katherine O'Rourke and Eleanor
Heringer viii enter the High school
next week. having completed the eighth
grade work in the city schools.
PUEBLO.
c. H. Mccoy of Mccoy, Colo, is in
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ellis have returned
home from a visit with Mrs. G. NJ.
Shaver of Freeport, Ill.
Senator and Mrs. r G. Mccarthy
md two daughters came down from
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mccormick of Omaha is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George L. Me
Cord.
]. H. McCully of Colorado Springs is
visiting in Pueblo.
The funeral of the late Edward Gun
bingham took place from st. Patrick's
church at o'clock Monday morning.
md was largely attended. The inter-
nent was at Riverview.
John Morrison. w. P. Wood and Jer-
Y Sullivan, three old-time structural
ron workers. came in yesterday from |
he Hardscrabble district in Custer :
county where they had been engaged !
q development work upon a group of t
'laims known as "Bridgemen's Hope" |
The party brought down from Hard /
scrabble a number of samples of ore i