The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-01-12

away was widespread in the COM
munity
The Hibernians are preparing for a
4 grand celebration at Hibernia hall. Cen
I eSryllle. Wednesday evening next. Ear
~ IN the evening the new officers of the
tllree divisions and the three branches
Vi the Ladies Auxiliary will be in
stated by County President Jackson
and Mrs. Minnie. county president of
the Ladies Auxiliary. Following this
ceremony there Will be short literary
ana musical program. after which there
VIII be ball given by the three di-
visions complimentary To the Ladies'
Auxiliary. At meeting of the differ
eht divisions last week committees were
appointed TO make all arrangements for
the affair.
Rev. Edward Mullaly, member of
the Paulist order. stationed i'm Chica go.
who has been in this city the past ten
DAYS visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
coward }. Mullaly. Washington street.
lett for home Monday evening, accom-
PANIED by his father and mother. who
go TO Boston to make their home in
1 the future. Mr.. MulTaly is native OF
ireland. and came to this western coun-
Try thirty years ago. and twenty four
! OF these years he spent in Nevada part
/ OF the time in Virginia City and in
I
ms family six years ago. Mrs. Mullalv
is native of Boston and has daugh-
| ter living in that city, Mrs. Thomas
MannoX, who was married in this city
/ more than year ago. Mr. Mannox
IS an attorney and we'll known mining
| man.
James Tracey. aged "A years. well
known miner, died Monday morning
after brief illness. He leaves niece
IN this city. Mrs. James Jackson. of 430
East Granite street. The funeral took
place on Saturday morning at $40
! o clock. from the Sacred Heart church.
where high mass of requiem was Gel
ebrated
The funeral of Daniel O'Donnell took
place Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock
from Miners union hall, the body hav-
| ing been removed from Walsh & Gift
ten's undertaking rooms on Sunday
afternoon to the hall. The services were
conducted at the Sacred Heart church
at 10 o'clock.
The funeral of William QueaIy took
place from Walsh & Giffin's undertake
| ing parlors Friday of last week at $50.
proceeding to Sacred Heart church.
where high mass was celebrated at 10
o'clock
Edward c. infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Duffy. died Monday of
ldSl week at the residence, 400 East
Granite street aged months. Funeral
services were held from Sacred Heart
church on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock
Edwin Mullaly. wife and son. and
Rev. r. j. Mullaly of 113 North Wash
ington street, have left for a visit to
relatives in Boston and other eastern
points, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Maurice Fitzharris. assistant street
commissioner. has returned to Butte
after holiday visit to his former home
in Portage. Wis.
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Kelley. mother of
Attorney Con F. Kelley, went to Cali
fornia this week on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. John O'Rourke.
Patrick Wall. general manager of the
East Butte company. has returned to
the city from a trip to Boston,
E. c. Largey arrived in this city this
week from New York. Mr.. Largey will
spend q week or more with friends in
Butte.
Johnny Mulvey of Goldfield and Salt
Lake was Butte visitor last week.
Mulvey spent the day in shaking hands
with old friends here, and will remain
in the city during the remainder of the
week.