The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21

MISS Mduue hurley returned on Mon
, day Irom d visit 10 ParA CIJy.
3 Many friends viii learn with deep re
:. gret OIL the serious illness Of Mrs. Gull
len.
Mrs. Fred Wey will return from New
4 York next month.
; Mrs. Carroll of Laramie, Wyo., vii
be the guest of her daughter, Mrs w
q Il. Bintz, Tor the rest VI the winter
Miss Eleanor Herringer will be one
Of the clever young graduates from the
e. " aShlngton schooI ON Jan, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gallivan visited
. friends in Park City last Tuesday.
Edmund kearns, the eldest son of
? Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns. has
: gone TO ST. George TO spend the win
ter. He is accompanied by Miss Bessie
Paddles and the trip is to benefit his
health. The bright little fellow is not
seriously ill, which Will be good news to
: legion of friends, but is lacking in
strength, principally due to his rapid
growth in the last TWO years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson are at
home for the present with Mr. and Mrs.
John Hunt on Second East street.
Miss Mary Murphy has returned from
a delightful visit to Canada
Miss Frances Little has returned from
a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
George Brown in San Francisco. Mrs.
Brown and her little daughter accom-
panied Miss Little home and viii be "a
guest Of Mrs. Little for the next month.
Joseph Plaisted was in Denver last
week on a business trip.
Mrs. A. N. Mckay and son, Donald,
are spending the winter on the coast.
John Dunbar, the twelve-year-old son
of Mrs. Dunbar of Ninth East, has been
seriously ill with diphtheria, but is now
Convalescing.
Eff. Prudential of Phoebe, New, was
in the city on Monday.
w. P. O'Meara, who is at present in
} Washington, D. c., will visit friends in
New York before returning to Salt
Lake.
John c. Lynch of Tonopah, New, was
in the city last week.
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Miss Annie Sullivan expects TO leave
shortly for Montana to visit relatives.
Mrs. P. Connelley and little Margaret
arrived in Salt Lake last week from
Ogden and are now comfortably located
in the Security Trust building on the
Fifth floor. Mrs. Connelley has en-
tered the dressmaking business, making
children's clothes a speciality. 1t will be
glad news to many friends to know that
Mr.. Connelley is improving in health.
Mrs John Coleman has been i'll for |
the past month.
Mrs. Dorothy Kinney entertained a !
party of friends at luncheon on Tues |
day.
Miss Alice Farrell. who is visiting in |
New York has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
w r. Klvett. lumber man of Boise,
is at the Kenyon.
B. K. Loeb of Helena is in Salt Lake
on business.
John McSorIey superintendent Of the
Daly-Judge, was in the city last Tues
day.
Mrs. I. c. Glosz is again home after
a three weeks visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury and Miss
Salisbury will leave for New York
about Feb l.
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Mrs. Judge expects to leave in a short
time for her country home near River
side.
Miss Georgia McMannus of Colorado
Springs, author of a system of vertical
writing copy books, is in the city in
the local school work.
A Griffith, John Griffith, A H. Con-
lisk, w. J. Powers, 7. c. Jones and T.
]. Curry of Ogden, A. B. Barber and w. {
j. Kerr OF Logan and George Austin of
Lehi were Tuesday at the Kenyon.
superintendent A E. Welby of the j
Rio Grande Western was at his desk
for time Tuesday, after a severe spell
Of sickness that confined him TO his i
home for several days. q
]. E. Cosgriff. president of the Com
nercial National bank, is suffering
from a severe attack of the grip. He a
was reported better yesterday. al @
hough still unable to leave his room.
Councilman Neuhausen is very i'll e
with in1ammatory rheumatism, and h
'or the last few days has suffered a d
great deal. |,
Manager NJ. J. Freedman of Auerbach
Coos department store left Sunday ?
or the east. \
The event of the past week was the Y
small cotillion given by Miss McCor- f,
lick on Friday evening. k
The employees of Keith-O'Brien com -
)any gave q bail at Christensen's hall E,
N Friday evening. 1t was an event in
which every employee participated and n
III had pleasant time. y
Mrs. Louie Coulson formerly con- =;
ributor to the Butte Miner and au- -
horess of Poems and Verses" has re- =
urned TO Salt Lake with her son. II.
Z. O'Neill. after twenty years, and has g
AIKEN up her residence at 529 South
Vest Temple street.
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Mrs. NJ. J. McGil was down from y,
lark City on Wednesday. =,
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Alice and Daniel Sheehan. children of
Ir. and Mrs. Patrick Sheehan. are i'll
nth measles. ..
Mrs. James O'HanIon is visiting !,
riends in the city for the past week. ~ -.
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