The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-06

be good news to hosts of anxiou,
friends.
p. L. Flanagan and NJ. j. Kelly OF
Reno, were visitors to the city during
the past week. The gentlemen were
delegates to the X. of c. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan left over
the San Pedro Monday night for d
months visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ Day of Topeka
Kan, are visiting Mrs. Nj. Ryan, 575
Fifth East street.
J. 3. MaIoney. one of the fortunate
purchasers of the Postosi lead mines,
Nevada, is in town.
Mrs ]. c. Leary has gone to Kansas
City to visit Miss Lorene Leary at
Platte institute.
Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr and her chill
dren have gone to Los Angeles for the
summer.
o. ]. Salisbury and his daughter Miss
Stella Salisbury, reached home last
week from New York. Mrs. Salisbury
remains in the east little longer.
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city on Wednesday.
p. P. Shelby and f. c. Hummel. of
Boise, were visitors to the city the past
week TO attend the Knights of Column
bus convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin n. Morrison were
pleasantly surprised last Saturday
evening by about fifty of their friends.
An enjoyable evening was spent in
cards and music. after which refresh
ments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Glosz entertained
a party of friends at dinned Saturday
evening at the Wilson hotel.
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Wood and Miss
NJ. A. Barry returned last week from
California. where they have enjoyed a
four months visit
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Or. and Mrs. w. .. Donoher have re-
turned to Salt Lake after an absence of
eighteen months i'm Europe During
their absence they visited all the prin-
clpal points of interest i'm the British
Isles and on the Continent. and Dr.
Donoher also spent much of the. time
studying i'm the great hospitals of Lon
don and Vienna.
}. c. Lynch has returned from a visit
10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. LaVielle have
gone TO Los Angeles for a brief visit.
The police of Salt Lake and Ogden
have been asked to aid i'm the search
for Eddie Fitzgibbons 531 South " est
Temple street, who has been missing
from his home since yesterday morning.
Fred Marsh, his step-father, believes
that the boy has started out to see the
world When he left home young Fitz-
gibbons, who has black eyes and hair,
wore mixed brown knee trousers. a blue
coat with light stripes and brown
cloth cap.
David Hickey and Albert McGinness.
Of Ogden. were visitors TO Zion i'm the
Interests Of the knights of Columbus
convention.
Mrs J. G. Mackenzie viii leave I'm
few days accompanied by her son,
Roy, for her home in Miles city, Mont
Mrs. J. B. Cosgrin entertained twelve
Of her friends Tuesday at a lilac lup-
cheon, the lilac colors being carried out
in every detail.
John NJ Daugherty, Colonel John A.
Creighten's consulting engineer and
late manager Of the Spectator bonanza
al Butte Mont. came i'm from the east
yesterday morning and left for the
north at midnight to finish IN the de-
tails Of the big deal in which the Spec !
ulator was transferred TO a weighty
eastern combination for S6,O00,000
]. c. Frudell and T. D. Gilmore, of |
PocatellO, were among the delegates to ]
the Knights Of Columbus convention.
Mr.. Sam B. Barry, one of Denver's |
best known attorneys and a stalwart |
Catholic. passed through the city en-
route for Seattle a few days ago.
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Mrs. j. B. Cosgrir entertained We'd
nesday at the second of a series of !
luncheons. Lilacs We're used in deco |
rations and covers were laid for six
teen.
John T. DonneIan arrived Tuesday
from Pacific Grove, Cal. Mrs. Donnel- |
Ian and Miss Donnellan have returned |
from san Francisco to Pacific Grove
after short visit
Jim Shields of Chicago. a well known
travelling man, who has made this ter
ritory for the last twenty years. is at |.
lil1 lulSAOi u
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Mrs. Abbott r. Haywood of Ogden
returned to her home Wednesday even
ing after spending a few days in the
city.
The Inteunountain Catholic Office
was honored by a call by Messrs. p. J..
Flanagan and NJ ]. Kelly of Reno.
New, this week. The gentlemen are
both enthusiastic. members of thenew-
~ instituted Council of knights Of Co
lumbus at Reno and the purpose of
their visit to Salt Lake was 80 attend
a business meeting Of the order held on
Tuesday. Mr.. Flanagan is. perhaps,
Reno's foremost business man. being
At the head of several of her leading
commercial enterprises. private and
public. and also occupies a prominent
position in TIE ranks of the Repub-
licaD party Of his state Mr.. Kelly is
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