The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-02
OGDEN, UTAH.
(Special Correspondence.l

of this week for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year. There
was representation of fifty delegates
The sessions commenced wednesday
morning and were held at the Congrc-
gational church The club ladies col
lected Indian relics to use as decora-
tons, and the Indian was one of tho
themes of discussion. The greater ma
jority of members stopped at the Vir-
ginia. They had planned trip
through Ogden canyon on Thursday
afternoon. to take the place of the
usual reception. On Thursday evening
a concert was given, some of the best
singers of the state taking part. Among
them We're Miss Ellen Thomas, lately
returned from course of study in
New York, who sang Mr.. Evan Ste
phens' composition entitled My West
ern Home" and n. j. Brines of salt
Lake The president. Mrs. A. B. Kin
ney of Salt Lake and Mrs Cummings
were entertained at the home Of MIS-.
]. s Corelen, an active member of the
association. There was nothing need
ed but fine weather to make it the
most successful meeting of all.
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A meeting of the ladies and gentle
men of st. Joseph's congregation was
held at the Knights of Columbus hall
last Sunday evening for the purpose Of
distributing tickets for the euchre par
ty of the autumn festival to those
ambitious enough to sell them. 1t was
very encouraging at the outset, as d
great number of tickets were sold.
Every one is enthusiastic and busy
working for the success of the event,
which opens on next Sunday evening
with a banquet In honor of the knights
of Columbus. The sale Will contiuue
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
at Wright's old store rooms on Wash
ington avenue. 1t will close Wednes-
day evening with a grand euchre par
ty, for which there are 100 prizes, Va
rying in value to be given as souvenirs
The new Armory hall has been very
kindly donated to the ladies for that
occasion.
The Alumnea dance held at Toller's
academy on last Friday evening was
voted by all to surpass all forme~ ef-
forts. The decoratio were very
pretty, and the dancing and refresh
ments were enjoyed by an unusually
large crowd.
Professor Sfettweifl commercial
teacher at the Ogden High school. has
organized a club of young people who
will spend each Friday evening at the
skating rink. The rest parlors have
been chartered for their party on those
evenings, where chairs and tables will
be set and refreshments served.
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Mr.. c. F. KOhn, a popular Southern
Pacific conductor has returned with
his family to Ogden and is now living
on the bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. I4owrey left last
Sunday evening for Los Angeles. where
they will pass the winter. Mr.. Lowry
hopes soon to regain his health.
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Miss Glenn Douglas, the first assist
ant of Squire Coop, spent last week in
Salt Lake.
John McCarty, whose parents are
now located in Nina. New, was here
On Monday visiting his sister Helen at
the Sacred Heart academy.
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Miss Judith Evans of Salt Lake will
pc the guest of Miss Mary Roberts dur
ng the coming week.
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Miss Emma Nelson, one of Ogden's
pest known teachers visited in Salt
Lake Sunday.
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The reception given by Mrs G. w.
Oalrymple and Mrs. A. G. Horn on
asst Saturday afternoon was one of the
1leasantest social events of The sea-
son. Over 100 guests called during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Patrick Martin, formerly Mrs |
1orrock. died at her home last week. |
The funeral services were held from |
Ter former residence on last Sunday !
evening.
ut is always fairest just before the
Storm" The football team had better |
axe warning and get ready. Their sue |
'ess has been unparalleled, and the |
climax will be reached next Saturday |
Lfternoon, when they play the Salt |
lake High school team at Salt Lake. |
1t any rate, they played a good game
asst Saturday, when they defeated the |
All Hallows boys by a large score.
every one awaits the result of the next
'ame with anxiety and hopes the Og-
len boys will show the Salt Lakers
low small they really are.
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Miss Mary Kerwin, who has been re-
at Long Beach after n Sc
ere Illness, is expected home soon.
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A very disastrous fire occurred Mon
ay night in the H. L. Griffin commits
ion house. 1t is estimated that the
amages will amount to 10000, partly
overed by insurance.
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John Conlisk, formerly resident of
ogden, is visiting here from Los An
eles.
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A special train left Ogden Tuesday
9TH, carrying officials of the Hartman
mes, under the direction of Manager
bancroft, on an inspection tour of all
visions under Mr.. Bancrofts juris-
lotion. The party included General
superintendent Buckingham, Division
superintendent Marson and others. The
Zip viii cover territory from Green
liver to Sparks, Salt Lake to Hunting
On, Ore. and ogden to Butte. It is
onfidently expected that Ogden viii
e made the western terminus of the
'nion Pacific road The change will
robably become effective about Nov.
}. 1t will result in faster train SER
ice for passenger trains and will be