The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-19
OGDEN, UTAH.
Especial Correspondence

Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald has returned
to her Idaho home, after spending E
pleasant two weeks with ker children
who are attending school at Sacred
Heart academy.
Miss Francis Joyce leaves next Tues
day for Ann Arbor, Mich. where she
expects to spend the winter studying
music.
The Diction club under the direction
| or Mrs. Lillian Farnsworth, will hold
its regular weekly meeting at the
home of Miss Mae Hume.
| Fred j. Kiesel has invested in more
real estate. He bought from the trus-
tees of the Church of the Good Shep-
| herd the corner of Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue. This on ac-
count of its splendid location is valu-
able acquisition to his already extern
| sive possessions.
Joseph Langsdorf on last Thursday
evening handed in the headquarters his
refusal to accept the nomination for
city recorder on the Democratic ticket,
saying that he had made other plans
which would be likely to conflict with
such an office. He thanked the COM
mittee, however, for the trust and con-
fidence they had placed in him. and
promised the party all the aid which
he could give to make the ticket a sue
cess.
Mrs. Henry c. Bigelow left Saturday
morning for Chicago. where. she will
visit her daughter for a month or six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erye have gone
to Honolulu TO stay two months The
trip is entirely for pleasure.
The ladies of the congregation en-
gagged in sewing for the approaching
autumn festival" met last week at
the Knights of Columbus hall. Aprons,
handkerchiefs, notions, ETC., were much
in evidence. The next gathering will
be held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
McDermott's parlors in the Healy ho-
tel.
Helen, the little daughter of Dr. G.
W. Freddy, is quite i'll at her home
with an attack of typhoid fever. The
baby boy is just recovering from a
similar sickness.
Miss Mary Wright, the popular young
niece of Mrs. James Kimball. has re-
turned to her home in Indiana after
very pleasant summer spent in Og-
den
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peery and fam
lily expect to pass the winter in Salt
Lake, where they hope to benefit the
health of Mrs. Peery, who is quite ill.
Miss Minnie Kiesel was the guest last
week of friends at the capital.
A special train was run from Salt
Lake to Ogden over the Rio Grande
Saturday morning for the benefit of
Salt Lake school teachers, who spent
the day in our beautiful canyon, re-
turning home the same evening at 1880.
The Ogden High school football team
L. NJ To-,
citing contest which was fought Satur-
day afternoon at Glenwood against the
Alumni. Great things were expected
from both parties and great things re-
the veterans" proved no
match for the kids as the game re- !
suited in the score of to in favor of |
the latter.
Represented by James Devine, W. L. |
Maginnis and Abbot Maginnis. the 10
cal knights of Columbus left Satur-
day for Goldfield, where they will take |
part in the initiation of large number
Of candidates. Special trains were run
from San Francisco, Los Angeles and
other large cities. 1t promised to be
one of the greatest events in the his
-ory of the state.
Miss Loretta Whalen expects to leave
soon for Michigan, where she will
G. w. Lowry, who is convaleScing
rom a severe illness, has been or
Tered to San Diego for the winter, and
will leave some time this week. He
will be accompanied by his wife.
The old postoffice at North Ogden
las been discontinued and made a gen.
raj station miniature postoffice
las been started in Badcon's drug
tore for the convenience of those who
annot reach the postoff1ce during bust
less hours.
In spite of an exceedingly heavy
the congregation was very
veil represented at early mass Sunday.
special mention is due the st. Aloysius
ociety, which attended holy COM
nunion in a body. and it was more
reditable and snowy than the Sodality
as made in some time.
Mrs. ]. Grice is still al Holy Cross
ospital, Salt Lake, but recovering
apidly after having undergone a very
uccessful operation.
The Children of Mary met with Miss
)aisy Maginnis Tuesday evening to
rake further arrangements concerning :
he booth which will be under their =
are at the coming Autumn Festival"
IL came prepared for earnest work,
nd deft fingers skilfully piled their
eedles. keeping in view only the de-
red object.
The Young Boys society under the
ERECTION of Rev. Father Ryan, met ,
unday afternoon at the knights OF
hall for the purpose of elect
lg officers. Charles A. Mcguire was
voted president, with /
ichard M Laughran as financial Sec
stary. Under such able directors we /
Jay expect very flourishing state of
fairs.
Ogden has once more shown her pro-
.essive spirit in educational matters, '
I'd desire for advancement, especially Z
the literary lineA by having secured
lie finest speakers in the land for the S
reber stake lecture course, which ev- S
yone admits will surpass all previous a
forts in the same line. Among the o
ost noted speakers are George r. n