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TWO GOOD 1NVESTMENTs.


TWO GOOD INVESTMENTS. -
$3,660-New building with two stores down
and two modern fats up renting for. 5000
Easr term Of over 10 per cent on investment
S7'ooo-Propsrty consists Of one duplex house
fine location, Sd av S inside Lake st; annual
| rental 5000 and no heat furnished, over II per
ssoye t Co.. fs s h St s.
| 81 ooo-owNER MUST HAVE MONEY AT
once to put into his business and has author
led us to sell his property, consisting Of
and bath, each side entirely modern except
peat peat "a, and z one frame house Of rooms on
per year. This will soon be business prop
erty Get particulars. Look It over and
make us your best cash ofrer. Yale Realty
Co., 208 4th st s. -
3o2s IRVING Az s-THE BEST HOUSE IN
Calhoun Park, for sale at much less than you
can duplicate for, owing to tho fact that
own two fine residences. both too good to rent.
1921 Park nv and will make exceptionally
low price on either OF these for an immediate
sale. 1928 Irving Az open for inspection at
any time. -
HOP 7th st s; is good double house arranged
IN four fats and renting for $50 per month.
Has full basement. open plumbing, gas FIX
lures, six rooms each fiat; corner lot, 5Ox11O
D. c. Bell Investment Co.,
Security Bank Building.
| -. = CHARLES o. ELWooD & CO.,
718 Guaranty Loan.
$3,ooo-Here is snap. 22d st s and Grand
az, s-room. modern house; must have money;
-. $3.50 each. two lots On Garfield sv.z be-
and only for n few days. i.
81, 2oo-EAsY TERMS, BUYS A SWELL COM.
pletely modern brand new oak finished eight
room home at 37oS Blasdel av s.: best hot
S water beating plant elegant builtin side,
Brown, owner 1928 Harriet ay.
81, soO-GooD COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS
! and den down and room for three UP, good
three to car, fine level lot 15ox1seh covered
Yale Realty Co.. 206 4th st s.
IS, 2oo-NEw, NEVER OCCUPIED, HOT
water heat, long living room with beam cell
ing elegant hardwood fnish entire house
artistically decorated; latest design and i'm
provement; choice choice location Inquire Miss Cur
! rier, T. G. 1902
So, loo-BEsr s1x:RooM MODERN HOUSE FOR
<. the money. within Is minutes ,fof- center of
@ q n R0 Waerg New rdRqs s Lite SsnS
a GREAT BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE, SIX
room house full basement, close in and in fine
repair; 1.150: pays 10 per cent net in rental.
4o6 18th av N. 7. c.. phone 14e21.
HOUSE AND LOTS. WITH WINDMILL,
water tank and out buildings at Robbinsdale;
easy terms. American Suburbs Co., 342-44-46
Security Bank building.
s., 6oo-EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN 0oMBTNA-
ton heat hardwood floors, large barn, new
paper and paint, ETC.; part cash. 72S Oath
IF TRIMMING OF BUYING OR BUILDING,
i: G: 76ls. $500 Harriet av. '' 'e''
N1NE.RooM HOUSE. FULL BASEMENT,
ssgn et 5osso aa Cecil st sE cheap Cali
FURNACES REPAIRED, SHEET METAL WORK
F. b: Berg IS Main Sc. w. L. 5O6-J2.
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CRADLE. ALTAR. GRAVE

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BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Weegan, 1921 Sixth street S,
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G.. Mattson. 500 Queen
avenue N, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Mercy, e27" Third street S,
girl. 49,, y ST. 4. =. $50, . .. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller 4o4 Fourth street
Me-, girl ...s5...... - = :. -
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. P. Carlson. 4143 Thirty eighth
avenue s. boy. II" -
avenue a girl
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DEATHS.
Beatrice Flanders. 2107 Girard avenue N.
John Ewing, Asbury hospital. -
Mrs. Angie Speck, city hospital. ,--~
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Paul Jacobson and Marie J. Larson.
William Talbot and Mabel Chick
George Williamson and Margaret Williamson.
Michael Ujek and Calna Gembala.
Albert L. Tyler and Ida NJ. Swimming .
Axel A. Swanson and Anna s. Robertson
Iheodore kinuth and Eettie klevgard.
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r,1 FOR SALE 1MPRoVvE4.
In Walton Park. at 37th av N and Aldrich,
you Will find the darlingest, cottage for
" 1850. complete with lot, you ever saw.
1t is open, go and look at it. Entirely
new; four rooms downstairs; room for
three up; all hardwood finish and SPLEEN
-didly built For terms, etc, apply at
- IA attn st s or to our estate agent, 37UO
Aldrich av N. e -
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

11S : 1Sm c1slss;sc $.
horse dealers In America. hive from 500 70
900 bead of all classes Of horses constantly
on hand. II you want one horse, team, or
Auctions every wednesdas Private saiss e sHiy
Fart time given if desired. Barrett & Zini-
norman. Midway Horse Market z:s9
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE ExoHANGE-BEAR
IN mind when, in the market. for horses that
you can always find the. best line OF horses OF
every description at our barns, consigned direct
from the breeders and sold direct to the con
sumer at both private and auction sales. Auc-
ton sales every Thursday.
HORSES. HORSES. HORSES. 1.-7 :"
we nave on hand for this week three car
loads OF very fine large draft horses. farm
mares, single wagon horses and dne drivers,
these horses are fresh from the country and
av NJ. Sag5z; ~ - -. =
ful doses. on the tongue positively, cures
r Pinkeye, Coughs; Colds, Shipping Fever, In
gsnz 1ans and The new disease s. bottle
cal Co., kasota block, Minneapolis. = /.
HORSE BLANKETS AND ROBES =
-, The very best quality and lowest in price.
Zee my fine and heavy harness. Also repair
Adolph G. Schlener, Is list st N.
HACKS, BRouGHAMs,t HEARsEs, LARGE
stock on hnnd some great bargains from, $500
st and Nicoilet a1 ~: VI o''s'na' eofHef 'fan'
HORSE BLANKETS. HORSE BLANKETS
,,s slightly oyerstoeked in my line Of horse
tional bargains can be obtained here
- J. N: sayer. 116 Sd st s.
BAY HORSE. HARNESS AND RUNABoUT;
eooa mese ty god lGoker good y
v Wal sell for $95; no more use for it this fall
FOR sALE-FULL LEATHER TOP PIANO BOX
I, buggy, one light Collins roadcart with Ice
napt FL hunt
all in good repair. 2721 Dupont av s.
NEW HEAVY LUMBER HARNESS. $40:
morse blankets less than manufacturers cost
Midway Harness Co.. 1870 University av. op.
wANTED.-wE ARE ALWAYS READY 70
buy and pay cash for borses, bugg.es, har.
mans Midway Horse Market. ..'''~ .- ..
ONE DARK BAY OR BROWN HORSE, 8
years year OLD II hands high, fine neck and head,
city S broken; must sell. W. H. Gould, 425
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY; NORTH SIDE
hay market; bring your horses and everything
OF 81 value al sale starts at pm; 9TH st and
A GOOD TEAM OF HORSES, DOUBLE HAIR.
NESS an and driving buggy; have no use for 1T;
GOOD OLD FAMILY HORSE, HARNESS, TWO
seat, upholstered open buggy, for sale cheap
INQUIRE upstairs, 35oS Aldrich av S. -.
HORSE OWNERS ATTENTIoN-To GET YOUR
horses o shod right see Larson Horseshoeing CT
122 Sd st and q Western az.
PONY, A FINE ONE, WILL SELL CHEAP OR
let good party have to use. S. T. Johnson,
Minnesota National bank
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY AT ZIMMER.
mans Horse Market IL I'd st N, Minneapolis;
private sales daily.
FAIR AND MARKET DAY Ar HOPKINS,
third Monday of each month" Next one Mon.
day, Nov. 10.
FOR LAME AND INTERFERING HORSES ray
our handmade shoes. Jas. Rowett .221 7th st s.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs, BUGGIES, WAGONS
and harnesses. secondhand. 615 4th st S.
FROST & CO.'S SALE AND COMMISSION
- stables: cash or time. 21S I'd av' n.
BuRR0 For SALE. H. II. BONNIWELL, JR,,
!! Hutchinson, E'Mnn. Z =. - h. Z. ,
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STORAGE


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co, Has
unequaled facilities FOR packing, moving, stor.
ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new tireproof storage! warehouse with
separate rooms and ccmpart ments. Warehouse
Office. 400 L Lake ST; main Office. 20 Sd st 8.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and ster.
ing household goods: expert furniture packers,
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 9th st s.
Both phones. a'
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
Chicago, Denver, Spokane. Pacifc coast ternii-
nails and tributary points. For best OF ser.
vice and lowest rates write or call on the
Boyd Transfer Co., 46 Sd, st 3.
REALTY FIREPRooF swAREHoUsE-s7oR-
age, packing, shipping of high grade household
goods and pianos clean separate locked com.
partments. 100-112 LIST av N. Both phones.
.. M 5ss. FURRIERS
KATE, FUR MANUFACTURER 1o4 CENTRAL
av; fnrs Of all Kinds repaired and renode1eG.
For the next twenty days, on account Of tks
late season. we will sell a large quantity OF
fur neck novelties at greatly reduced prices.
Call and see my goods. Get prices before
buying elsewhere.
FUR REMoDELING. REPAIRING AND ne
dyeing one ncnth at sumner prices. D.
Norris Fur Co.. 70 10th D. s. T. O. 106os.
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ANCHOR LIME sTE NCuYJo

? - ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS,
Largest. finest, speediest vessels sailing Sat.
urdays from New York and Glasgow, making
close connections with Scandinavian and con.
tinental ports. New York to Naples: Peru.
sia, NOV. III Algeria Dec. S.
For rates and other information apply
Nils Nilsson, 1877 Sd st s, Minneapolis, Mimi
TRAVEL to Europe on the Expresses Of Royal
Mail steamship Lines Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. 232 Nircllet ay. Minneapolis.
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FOR RENT

For Rent Furnished Rooms. B
s. S. Continued. u asE
A SNUG. NEW, FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR
Secure, now Tor next season. Address 966o.
Journal sE'sss St5 ]5s' 2E #'EH75fsFds
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT; MODERN
house. gas bath; steam heat, suitable for
one or two gentlemen; dat 9. 12a Laurel ay.
FINE, LARGE, NEWLY PAPERGD AND FUR.
nished room In modern, detached house: best
location IN city. Call at 1917 Harmon place.
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND ABOVE FUR.
nished for light housekeeping; house modern;
76 9Th ST 8. NEWLY FURNISHED ALL MOD.
ern front and side rooms; steam heat. tele.
phone and all convehiences. 500 KY
FOR RENT-NICLLY FURNISHED THoRoLY
modern front to rooms steam heat: gentlemen
FOR. -RENT-N1CELY FURNISHED FRONT
= room; steam heat gas, bath; walking dis.
lance. SIG 18th av S. ,.},;4 =. - -
TO LET-oNE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
= Ior tive persons. 81 Tth st s, nat 1s
TO LLT-READ RUsHs AD IN MIsoELLANE.
GUS column. You'll get better room If you
FOR RENT = NICE FURNISHED ROOM IN
een nf It Fart Of city Call after o'clock at
FOR RENT-N1oE FURNISHED ROOM IN
iii 9TH av s. city, A'' a''ef . 0 CLOCK at
FURNISHED RooMs-THoRoUGHLY MOD:
orn IN every respect. 40S 9th st S; phone
TSyNKs delivered ESQ.,. Commercial Delivery,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH LARGE
closet, bath, gas and heat: 80 10th st s.
FURNISHED ROOM. Gil E 22d ST.: r. q.
1914 Strictly modern. -, -
For. Rent nfurnished Rooms.
FOUR ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, NEAR
IN, los Az st N. ST. Also Broom house near
FRANKLIN and Minnehaha avs. Allan, 219 Ka-
+ sofa block.
FIVE ROOMS. FINISHED IN HARDWOOD,
modern except heat; 1877 Adams, st NE. Key
at drug store corner Of Adams and Broadway
NE. -. -
TWO LARGE, ELEGANT FRONT ROOMS.
first floor; hardwood floors. gas, light. mantcl,
modern house: board if desired 1928 Linden
TO LET-READ RUsH's AID IN MIsoEILANE.
Gus column. You'll get better room if you
lock- prosperous.
THREE CLEAN, PHEASANT ROOMS; TWO
gentlemen preferred 400 Nicollet av, Sd
LARGE ROOM WITH WET SINK, CLOSET.
for light housekeeping is 9th st s.
TWO :UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, UPSTAIRS.
price So. Call at 272s 14th av $.
THREE DowNsTA1Rs. s12 9Th Az s, 50.
For Rent-Stores.
GOOD STORE BUILDING 6 LOWER N1coL.
let, containing approximately 10000 feet of
door space is offered for rent at SITS monthly.
For particulars See
George odlum, Manager,
500 Phoenix Building.
STORE. NO. 8 9Th ST S, FRONT ROOM Ie
BY 40. rear room by 40; will rent for
Christmas holidays or until Feb. 1, 1907; will
rent desk room till Feb /. INQUIRE on
premises of c. l.. Sawyer
120 9Th ST: s-FIvE-YEAR LEASE, STEAM.
heated; make us an offer. Bintlif Mfg. Co..
12S Central ay.
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WANTED TO RENT

IF DISSATISFIED WITH THE CARE AND RE-
turns from your property FLATS, houses or
business blocks). call on Sloane Nc Culloch
Agency, who give. personal attention to prop
. erty placed in their hands, :2o2 Oneida block.
WANTED-WE HAVE GREAT MANY CALLS
Tor property to rent. 1t will be TO your in-
terest to list your property with US.
H. A. Robinson Realty Co.,
$40 Railway Bldg.
wANTED-BY TRAVELLING MAN, NICE MOD.
y, .ern room, out on 1st nv or ,Hennepin line; two
Or three miles from Washington av: rent not
to exceed SO per month. Answer Quick. 900
IL Journal. aISkzr.CIgE - ! LiI1-r
WANTED-sU1TE = OF TWO OR THREE
rooms, furnished, for two gentlemen; must be
modern in every Particular walking distance
nal 't"s.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats,

FURNISHED FLAT FOR RENT-MoDERN, TO
responsible parties; privilege OF buying furni.
ture; owner going out OF city; first nour at
No 2lOs 9th av S, or call L. c. Gjertsen,
FIRST FLOOR, SIX ROOMS STRICTLY MOD:
ern. heated fiat, furnished or unfurnished; a
bargain II taken at once. 23lO Polk st NE.
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FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TEIE-
graph Of phone. hagcls. LAS W Lake o..
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE, NEWLY FUR.
ntshed, steam heated room in strictly private
FAMILY; extra large wardrobe electric lights
high class ncighborhood and easy walking dis,
lance; breakfast If desired: for one or two
people; references exchanged. 1884 Journal
HOTEL LYNDALE, 4174 WASHINGTON Av n
newly furnished and all modern. steam heat
ed rooms with board offered the publ.
at reasonable rates by Mrs. A. G.. Silverthorn
who has had 20 years hotel experience In this
city. -
FURNISHED ROOMS, PARTLY MODERN, IN
the Northwestern Bible Training School home,
No: 18th st 81 would like to have these
women. Phone T. G. o43s; n, w. Main 1888.
PLEASANT ROOM WITH CLOSET. IN MOD.
sirable lady roommate; very pleasant front
D. room, 81; phone service, N. W. Main 32O1'J
141O Ncollet av. -
DOUBLE PARLoR WITH SANITARY BOWL,
not and cold water, phone, bath, gas also
other: rooms with or without board, at rea-
sonable prices. 81 10th st s.. ~
FOR RENT-vERY PLEASANT ROOM, NEW,
= modern private home: Phone electricity. and
gas: adions bath, hot water heat; call even
ings, 1920 Clinton av.
SMALL FURNISHED ROOM. LIGHT AND
heat and BATH to working man, So per month.
Also larger room for two, $40. The George
house. Ut It'll st S.
NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM IN
modern private fouse suitable for gentlemen
employed during day. References required
S. S07 Sd aY s. - .
FURNISHED ROOMS IN MODERN HOUSE.
with spring water; walking distance: in qriet
locality; also suitable for light housekeeping
1915 Linden Az. = -
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FURRIERs

FUR REMoDELING. REPAIRING AND ne
dyeing one nacnth at summer prices. D.
Norris Fur c.. 70 10th 81 s. T. @. 10000,
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-PARTIEs LEAVING CITY TO GET
our cut rates household goods to Chicago
/ Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals and
tributary points For best Of service at the
lowest possible rates write or call on the
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st s. II
TOWN MARKET PAYS HIGHEST PRICES FOR
secondhand household goods and office furnf-
ture. 417-419 Washington av S. I. G.. 2s1T.
wANTED-sMALL cooKsTovE, FOR COAL
and wood preferred; also good heater wanted
Must be reasonable. Address $500, Journal
RICHEST CASH PRICE FOR CAsT.oFF
gents clothing Call or write e. J. Sussmap
Ia Washington av N.
WANTED-A CITY DIRECTORY-WEsTERN
Promotion & Improvement Co.. 345 Railroad
building ~. ,E.s--. - I'd.
WANTED-MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS, HIGH.
est prices paid Max A. Kohen. 327 Wash. s.
BEST PRICES PAID or odd gold and silver.
WILSON'S Loan Office, 108 Washington av S.
wANTED-To BUY CHEAP, DIAMOND RING
| and set Of earrings 4O4 New York Life Bldg.
BOOKS PURCHASED FOR CASH IN SMALL
quantities or whole libraries. 8o5 LIST ay 6.
FURNITURE AND CLOTHES BOUGHT; HIGH.
est prices. City Bazaar Cohen. 1927 Wash ar 8.
WE BUY ladies and gentlsmen's clothes. car.
pets, rugs, furs. 60s Wash. s. NJ 32eT LIZ.
WANTED-A RETURN TICKET TO CHICAGO.
Call 1000 1st Az N.
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FLORISTS

AMUNDSoN & KERCHNER, Funeral Designs a
speciality. AGO Hen. T. G. 1868; Nlcollet 1e1.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29

the man who had brought it, a big.
rough-looking chap in sweater and
overalls, sobbed as his baby girl Rugged
her treasure. Over in the corner sad
faced, patient-looking mother was hold
ing a tiny mite that laughed and pratt
tied of her dolly. There was no big
dolly here, only bag of candy, but the
love in the mothers face made it very
precious. There were many toys in
this room. Every visitor had brought
something. Some of them were the
father or mother of the little ones;
some of them only friends of the dead
parents, who, in memory of the day
and the dead, had brought to the or
phaned little ones a gift of some kind.
Almost every one of the children had
on new dress. and a smarter, bright
er-looking crowd of youngsters it would
have been hard to find. The fun was
drawn out until nearly bedtime, and
then Christmas morning, at it again,
bright and early, twisting and turning
under the sisters hands, impatient of
washing, and only anxious to get to
my own dolly and my own Indian
suit
Christmas dinner was turkey one,
Mrs. Kearns having sent wealth of
the birds down to make the day COM
plete.
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PARK CITY.

At ST Mary's Catholic church Tues
day the usual beautiful Christmas ser
vices were appropriately carried out.
The first mass was held at o'clock and
was largely attended. The second mass
was celebrated at o'clock and was at
tended by the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans in a body. The high mass was
sung at 10 o'clock. During the service
special choir, under the direction OF
Miss X. Malone, rendered Peters
Mass in D with great effect. At all
these masses Rev. Thomas Galligan eN-
tended the greetings of the season 10
his parishioners, and later spoke on the
birth and life of the infant Savior. The
interior of the church was beautifully
decorated with roses, carnations, cnrys-
anthemums and other choice cut
flowers. the gift of Mrs. Thomas
Kearns, Mrs. S. ]. Wilson and the la
dies of the parish
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Christmas at St. Mary's Cathedral.

Christmas Day opened gloomy, with
not even d suspicion of snow or rain
TO show that the time was really Dc
cember But to the crowds Fastening
10 the Cathedral for the carly masses
the weather was the least worry On all
sides could be heard Merry Christ
mas" as hundreds of devoted Catholics
hurried into the church. the same nun
dreds who later approached the altar
I" reverently receive Holy Communion
Rev. Father Curran celebrated the
three early masses. T. and o'clock.
Nine o'clock mass at st. Mary-s ca
thedral was sweet with a chorus of
fifty chiloren's voices. the st. Cecilia
society, assisted by the wee girls sing
ing the mass music and Christmas
hymns. The first hymn. Shine Out o
Blessed Star" was beautifully rem
dered with the lit loenes singing an
echo chorus to the voices of the young
ladies. The other numbers were the
"Adeste Fidelis," the Bordese Gloria
and the old but ever sweet Angels We
Have Heard On High" Humpert
Prince and Carl Springman were the
Violinists, and their good work added
much TO the musical beauty of the ser
vice. Al II O'Clock service the choir
10 the number of twenty-five. sang the
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

We direct attention to the report of
the Salt Lake Security & Trust COM
pany published in this issue The Won
derful growth of this institution in the
past two years is most encouraging to
the stockholders. It's surplus fund and
undivided profits show a substantial
growth, whilst it has added to its regu-
lar banking business safety deposit
vaults. and abstract records at a large
expenditure as shown by the report
The safety deposit vaults, of which
there are 2,0O0 are the finest made,
and add to the interior beauty of the
institution, which has been entirely re-
modelled. The great growth of the
Salt Lake Security & Trust company is
but reflex of the financial growth of
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Edward C. Parsons arrived Mon
day afternoon from Denver, and will
be Joined early in the week by Mr..
Parsons. They will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Parsons mother, Mrs. Nc
Chrystal.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Cohn and Miss
Sylvia Coin returned Sunday evening
from New York, where they landed
from their European trip some three
in New York for while longer.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Kearns on Christmas enjoyed an
elaborate Christmas tree at their home,
after attending the annual Christmas
entertainment and tree at st. AIMS
orphanage, which was the generous
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Kearns.
Miss Katherine Judge, who has been
spending the past two months with
friends in the east, has returned and
will spend the Christmas holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Judge.
Mrs. William McChrstal returned
yesterday from Omaha, where she has
spent some weeks, and is at home at
Whitehall.
Miss Loreen Leary has returned
from Chicago 70 rthe holidays.
Miss Jessup and Miss Emily Jessup
gave a most delightful little party
Monday morning at their home on
the occasion of the close of the gin
dergarten term. Forty little tots We're
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SALT LAKE
CATHEDRAL NOTES.

Rt. Rev Bishop Scanlon baptized the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Jay Gibson at the Cathedral
last Sunday. The little one was
christened Eloise Sherman Gibson, and
The god-parents were Mr.. and Mrs. o.
J. Salisbury.
Rehearsal for the children of the
Junior Choir viii be held on Saturday
at 3:15 and 4 o'clock.
Masses on Christmas were celebrated
at Z. 8. 9 and II o'clock
Miss Mazda Hegney was the soloist
at the 3 O'Clock Mass last Sunday.
Miss Davi and Europa Davi left on
Tuesday evening for Los Angeles,
where they viii reside for the future.
Right Rev Bishop Seaman received
the sad news during the past week OF
the death of Right Rev. Bishop Cos
grove of Des Moines. Ia. Bishop Cos
grove was one of the pioneer bishops
of Iowa, being consecrated in 1874. The
news of his death was a great grief IL
one who knew him well.
Masses were celebrated at Z, S, . and
II o'clock on Christmas.
The Christmas music will be repeat
ed at the Cathedral on Sunday.
so sweet and pretty as this year. Those
who decorated the affairs were Mrs
Ronald Morrison, Mrs. 1. I. O'Connor,
Miss c. A. Quigley, Mrs. P. l.. Glea-
a son, Ronald Morrison ana Walter Nc
,ann
Those who donated flowers were Mrs.
: Marnane, Mrs. A. T. Wey. Mrs
a. Salisbury A. Il. S. Bird, Mrs. W.
the / cCornick, Mrs. w. NJ. O'Brien,
l A. Quigley, Mrs. p. L. Gleason,
2. E. SDedley, Mrs. D. j. Lara
News. j. J. O'Connor, Mrs. j.
Mrs. u. v Duguet, Mrs. P. S.
ers WI Miss Emily Bond. Master Earl
eet+lom Irs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs. Louis
lex, Miss Fitch.
altar boys did splendid service
If 4stmas day, being under the su-
II of the following young men,
placed always seen in the sanctuary:
an roe Morrison, Walter Mccain, Jo-
>~7lcKay and Frank Putnam.
who donated towards making
Nae ones at st. AIMS happy, be-
sides the regular guardian angel of the
home, Mrs. Thomas Kearns, We're Miss
w. S. Mccormick. Miss O'Connor, Pal
ace Meat Market. Auerbach Bros.
Keith-O Brien., Salt Lake Soda Water
Co. Friedel Bakery, Mrs. +. Z. Nc
1uiidii anu >. W. NliSvii-
The promoters of the League of the
Sacred Heart viii meet next Sunday at
3 o'clock.
The members of the League viii re-
ceive Holy Communion next Friday at
O'Clock.
Rev. Father Deneaf went to Ogden
or Saturday to assist Rev. Father
Cushnahan with the Christmas ser
vices.
The members of the II o'clock choir
will not have rehearsal until Saturday.
Jan. u.