The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-09-21
BUTTE, MONT.

st. Joseph's parish in South Butte i
to have the advantage of a social club
d meeting of the parishioners havin:
been called in the assembly room of tn,
new school house at 40 Sunday even
ing for the purpose of organization anC
election of officers.
Emmett Sullivan left Sunday evening
for Chicago, where he will enter the
Armour Institute of Technology.
Mrs. T. Lynch and her daughters are
home again at $40 West Quartz street
after visit to Mrs. Lynch's mother in
O'Neill City, Neb.
Mrs. Joseph Peters of Anaconda. ac-
companied by her daughters, Misses
katherine and Marguerite, have been
guests the past week of Mrs. Charles j
Kelly They came over for the recep-
ton of the latter Wednesday.
Creighton Largely left Sunday night
for New York.
Thomas Sullivan, secretary of the
Montana Funeral Directors associa-
ton, is in Butte arranging for the
state meeting in Helena during the
first week of October.
Miss Helen Copenharve was the
hostess at a vaudeville party given on
Saturday evening in honor of her guest.
Miss Alice Connolly of Missoula The
young ladies were chaperoned by Mrs.
Copenharve and Mrs. P. A. Raglan.
After the program the party repaired
to the home of the hostess in West
Galena street, and spent the rest of the
evening in games and music.
Many friends who had known and
esteemed her highly during her resi-
dence in Butte, attended the last sad
rites held Monday in memory of Miss
Hannah English. The funeral cortege
proceeded from the family residence
1872 West Prophyry street, yesterday
morning at o'clock to st. Patrick's
church. where requiem high mass was
celebrated Deputy County Attorney
Maurice English was a brother of Miss
English. and many of the city officials
participated in the cortege. The floral
tributes were many and exceedingly
beautiful.
NJ ]. Murphy has announced his in
tention of removing his home from this
city to Missoula. Mr.. Murphy is the
state organizer for the Woodmen of the
World. In removing to the Garden
City he will have the advantage of the
state university for the education of his
children. He is one of the old-timers
III LHlS Guy, dllu many IT1enQS VIII re-
greet the departure of this estimable
family
Mrs. Mary McDermott has returned
from a visit with relatives in Wiscon-
sin
The final account OF Mrs. Lulu 2
Largey was filed in the district court
Yesterday in the matter of her gnar-
iianship of the person and estate of
Mary Montana Largely a minor. The
'eceipts in the guardianship amounted |
% 1884, 1893. and the disbursements to |
1926. 1888. There is large amount of
property in the hands of the guardian |
which will now be transferred to Miss
1argey, as she is now of age.
The second annual account in tbe
state of z. Creighton Largely, a minor.
hows total receipts Of $1.112, 3SS. and
disbursements to the amount of se4a
81, leaving balance of So. $50
The Hibernians of Butte gathered 70
he number of several hundred dei in u 20
,ernian hall Centewine, Tbursto,
light of last week, the occasion being r
visit from the state chaplain of tbe
rider. Bishop John P. Carroll The Si,e
bishop was accompanied by the Row
Father DeSiere and John 7 OiMea,a
tate president. The meeting vas no
ided over by state President O,Me.,ro
vho delivered short but annronria e. e.
ddress of welcome, and was foIloT r1e
y County President Jackson, D. J.