The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-26
OGDEN, UTAH.
Especial Correspondence

David Thorburn, an old-time and
highly respected citizen of ogden, and
for a number of years recorder of the
A. o. U. W., will remove his family
some time. next week to Ely, New.
| where his Son, Craig. is engaged in the
banking business
Judge w. L. Maginnis will spend the
week in Idaho on important legal bust
ness.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Laughran was baptized on last
Sunday afternoon, and given the name
of her mother, Alice.
The sister-in-law of Mrs. Patrick
Healy has returned to her home after
pleasant visit of three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Davidson have
gone to Los Angeles to pass the Win
ter, where they hope to improve the
health of Mr.. Davidson
James Conlisk, formerly connected
with the ticket Office at the union de-
pot, and now employed in the services
of Charles NJ. Schwab of Nevada, spent
Monday in the city.
Mrs. Patrick Martin, formerly Mrs.
Horrocks, one of Ogden's most prom
fnent residents who has been seriously
i'll, was baptized last week by Rev. P
M. Cushnahan.
The ladies of the congregation on the
Inherent committees pertaining to the
Autumn Festival" met with Mrs. Don
Mcguire on Monday evening. The re-
suits are most satisfactory and indica-
tons point to a most successful sale
Unusual energy and good will prevail
The Children of Mary will hold
similar meeting at the sacristy of the
church Thursday evening.
The little girls seeking admission into
the society of the Holy Angels were
advised to meet at the church on We'd
nesday afternoon, preparatory to en-
rollment. which will take place next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Miss Holland, primary teacher at the
Marriott school, is threatened with an
attack of appendicitis. Her place is
being filled by Mis- Josephine Murphy
of the class of '06 of Sacred Heart
academy.
The Misses Isabelle and Victoria
Slater spent yesterday in Salt Lake,
the guests of friends.
Miss Helen Jones, sister of Mrs. c.
W.. Lowry, expects to leave soon for
New York. where she will attend school
during the coming winter
very large crowd went to Hot
Springs Sunday over the new electric
road, which is just completed. and is
one of Ogdens most noted improve
ments.
The greatest success is success! So
thinks the Ogden football team, which
once more won renown when it defeat
ed the Pocatello team at GIenwood
park Saturday afternoon. Score. Sc to 4.
A. j. Cronfn, in the employ of the
R1o Grande company. was called to Salt
Lake by the death of his sister-in-law
last week.
Between the hours of 1 and $50 on
last Friday afternoon the faculty of the
ogden High school rendered the pat
rons reception. Music and light re-
freshments added to the enjoyment of |
the affair.
Mrs. w. J. Shealy entertained at a |
very pleasant bridge-whist party Sat
lrday at her home on Washington ave-
hue.
Invitations have been issued by Mes
lanes A. G. Horn and Dr. Dalrymple |
Tor reception and tea, to take place
next Saturday afternoon
Mrs. G. S. Murphy has been quite ill
With an attack of rheumatism at her
nome on Twenty-seventh street.
Tom L. Mangun, formerly connected
With the Bell Telephone company. but
low located in Salt Lake, spent Sun
lay the guest of Ogden friends.
Mr.. Griffin of Sioux City Ia, a great
riend of w. S. O'Brien, spent last week
Is the guest of the family
MARGARET MILLER, 'O6.