The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23
COLORADO SPRINGS.
Especial Correspondence


If you know of an item or a piece o.
news, let us have 1t. That's what We
| want But Catholic weekly newspa'
per man sometimes experiences more
difficulty I'm gathering news than one
would imagine. This was the case
when l called at the home of Mr. -
to write up something of the fire in his
residence a short time ago. Going te
| the door, I inquired for Mr. P. He
is not in. Is Mrs. p at home? The
maid said she was out. a'Are any OF
the family at home?" I inquired. mo
| they are all out was the reply. We'll
wasn't there a fire here the other even
| ing?" Yes said the hired girl but
that's out, too
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter ]. Schmidt of
Cincinnati. O.. arrived here on Thurs
day. Nov. IA They attended high mass
at st. Mary's church on Sunday. and
expect to leave here on Monday en-
route to Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs Adel Morton, son William and
daughter Mary, of Roswell. returned
last week from a three weeks visit to
Denver. They enjoyed their visit to
the capital city
Mrs. j. W. Fitzgerald of 1122 Glen
avenue, who has had an attack of the
grip, is convalescing.
Mr.. L. r. Converse of Detroit. Mich,
attended service at st. Mary's on last
Sunday morning He left in the even
ing for Denver.
The roundhouse of the Rock Island
railroad at Roswell. it is understood.
will be moved to Pueblo. 1t viii be
enlarged with shops to accommodate
rolling stock put in for repairs. The
date for the removal has not been set
yet although indications are that it
will take place shortly.
Thirty new families have established
homes in Colorado Springs within the
last month. many of them purchasing
property. While the record is in no
manner remarkable, it indicates the
substantial growth of the city. Real
estate dealers say that the demand for
Colorado Springs realty continues ac-
tive. despite the fact that the tourist
business is always at its lowest ebb at
this time of the year.
knights of Columbus Colorado
Springs Council $50 are going to make
their annual ball grand success. 1t
will be one of the foremost events of
the season. It is to take place on
Thanksgiving eve. Bravo. boys! Sue
cess is sure. Next meeting Tuesday,
Nov. &c.
Miss Mary Gillis, Is years old,
died at IL o'clock Saturday morning at
the residence. SIT East Boulder street.
The family recently came here from
Nova Scotia for Miss ellis health.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence Monday morning. Requiem high
mass was offered at st. Mary's church
at o'clock
Wendelin Lattner, aged "A years,
died at his home, 1131 North Weber
street, Friday afternoon. He is sur
vived by his wife and eight chill
dren. Miss Clara Lattner. Miss Flor
ence Lattner and Mrs.C. F. Arcularius
of Colorado Springs; Mrs. J ]. Smith
and Mrs. John Jordan of Davenport,
Ia; Mrs. Gilbert D6nahue of Rapid
City, S. D.; Mrs. Ben Root of Lacygne,
KY, and Mrs. l.. c. Teahart of Chi
cago. The funeral took place on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock, and the Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Father
Rain at st. Mary's church. Mr.. Latt-
ner was member of ST. Mary's par
ish and was a most faithful Catholic. |
His cheerful and happy disposition en-
deared him to a large circle of friends, |
and his death is mourned not only by |
the family, but by the community.