The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-03
ernoon. Oct. 4, for the annual election

of officers.
Parish Topics" a bright little mag
azine made its bow to the congrega-
ton of the cathedral last Sunday, and
was well and favorably received 1t
deals principally with statistics that
are of interest to the congregation, as,
for instance, the financial standing Of
the parish and the possibilities of a
new cathedral; the status of the vari-
Gus societies with a short history of
each, and brief resume of what has
been accomplished by Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn High school, of which the par
is his deservedly proud. The primary
object of the little book will be to ac-
quaint the members of the parish with
the receipts and expenditures, Rev. Fa-
ther McMenamin taking the stand that
he is merely custodian of the funds and
owes the parishioners a detailed ac-
count of all transactions. The edition
distributed Sunday was compiled by
the Holy Name society, and the next
number will be in the hands of one of
the other societies, each of which will
take it in turn.
For several weeks workmen have
been busily engaged in disinterring
! bodies from the portion of Mount Cal
street purposes. This is the extreme
eastern part of the ground Immediate
ly adjoining the old Jewish cemetery,
and in which no burial has taken place
for upward of twenty years. The re-
mains are being carefully carried to an
other part of the ground, and some to
Mount Olivet. When the bodies have
all been removed the city will at once
commence on the work of cutting
through York street in accordance with
the resolution passed last year by the
board of aldermen and supervisors. The
cemetery association was allowed $10,-
600 on the value of the land, and $500
expenses for removing the bodies.
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Mrs. John Ford of Chicago was guest
of honor last week at a card party Civ
en- by Mrs. Daniel ]. Sayer at her
home, 1870 Race street Six-handed
euchre was played. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
are visiting Mrs. Charles Ford
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The Misses Winifred, Cecil and Flor
ence Kempter have as their house
guest Miss Lucy Fitch of Los Angeles.
Miss Fitch has been the recipient of
much social attention during her stay
in Denver.
Mrs. w. A Granger of 213O Down
ing avenue was hostess last Friday at
the initial party of the season of the
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. G. F.
Keiser of Kansas City and Mrs.
Fleisch.
Ernest Schleining, one of the fore
most business men of South Dakota. |
has Joined his wife and daughter, Miss |
Emile Schleining, in Denver. They |
will remain until after the marriage of
their niece and cousin, Miss Emma |
Hagus, which takes Oct Z.
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Miss Elizabeth Kelly has been in La |
Junta for the past two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Monaghan have
from a visit of one month to |
the former home of the doctor in Wis
consin.
Miss Nellie Daley of Rawlins. Wyo..
has entered the training school for
nurses at St.~-Joseph's hospital in this
city.
Mrs. D. j. Cahill has returned to her
home in Los Angeles after several
months spent with her sisters, the
Misses Maloney, 1886 Emerson street.
Another sister, Mrs. John Logan, of
Hays City, Kan, is still with them.
x x K
William Lyman has returned to
university to resume his
studies.
Mrs. Caldwell Yeaman entertained at
cards Friday afternoon.
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Mrs Austin Mcfarland of the Ca
-hedral parish sailed last week to
spend the winter months in France.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Sheedy have as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Daniels and
title daughter, formerly residents of
Denver.
Miss Marie Sheedy and Miss Flor
9nce Sheedy have returned from Wa
yon Wheel Gap, where they were men,
'ers of house ! party: r
The friends of Mrs. P. Calihan. prom
nent in the charitable organizations
If the city. will be grieved to learn that
;he is seriously i'll at her hame, 2S4S
humboldt street.
Miss Marie Devinny is teaching this
-ear at Edgewater, Colo.
Miss Susie Gilchrist. principal of the
7oiAAd II z SNilOJl dl Iliiiudug HAS Ie- |
urned to her duties after a pleasant
ummer spent with her family at their
lome, 1886 Lafayette street.
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Miss Bonnie Bonham, class of 'O1,
Conception High school.
laving served the required time at
eaching in the country districts, was
this year to position in one
f the city schools of Denver.
x X X
Miss Edna F'luecken is a sufferer
rom typhoid fever, though, fortunate
Y, in light form.
X X x
Mrs. William McCallum, who for
nerly resided in Denver is here on n
-isit renewing old acquaintance.
x X x
John Mccarthy has returned to the
School of Mines to resume
lis studies.
X \
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Morgan, who came
o Denver to attend the wedding of