The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-29
PERSONAL.

4.
daughter. Alice will leave Denver
shortly for a stay of a year in Califor-
MIA. Mr.. Smith is one of the pioneer
business men of the city, but recently
disposed of his vast interests and re-
tired. Mrs. Smiths absence will be
keenly felt in the many charitable or
! ganizations with which she has long
been associated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence NJ Purcell
and daughter, Davina, are occupying
the artistic Avoca Lodge at Grand
Lake for the balance of the summer.
x x X
John j. Hagus is i'll at his home, 1853
Washington avenue, from the effect of
injuries sustained a week ago. Mr. |
Hagus was on his way to attend a
meeting Of the local council of Catho- |
lie Knights of America, when he was
struck by an automobile at Eighteenth |
and Welton streets, sustaining injuries |
to his right side. He was removed to |
his home and placed under the care of |
physician. Complications having
been avoided, Mr.. Hagus will be able
to be about in few days
Mrs. William Granger was a weeks
end guest at Riviera in the South
Platte canyon. Mrs. NJ. ]. Mccarthy
and children, who spent a few days of
last week there, have returned.
Miss Annie Longan viii return from
California in time for the opening of
the city schools, in which she is
teacher.
The wedding of Miss Amanda Mes
sier and Edmund Henry Pigeon will be
an event Of Monday, Sept. Z. The cere- !
nony will be performed by Father H.
:. McMenamin in Logan avenue chapel. +
Miss Minnie Waldo and Harry L. !
Wickstrom were married Tuesday !
evening very quietly at Logan avenue
,hapel, Father McMenamin officiating. :
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrington of SO !
Vest Second avenue welcomed little S
on into their home last week. Mrs.
Knight, the mother of Mrs Harring-
on, after a short visit has returned to 5
er home. L
Dr. Edward A. Sweeney and William n
We'll of Wilkesbarre, Pa, both prom s
lent Knights of Columbus in their
own, stopped in Denver for a short :
isit this week on their way home from |
'ellowstone park.
Miss Leona Dwyer of Kansas Citv is =
listing her sister, Miss May ConneIv
the cathedral parish Miss Dwver. is ci
pretty and charming young girl who HI
making friends quickly. p
Miss May Connolly and Miss Minnie st
ulham VIII be week's-end guests at er
ouse party at Tolland, Colo.
x 7,
G d. McPhee and his son-in-law. =;
)hn Blttinger Wright, spent Saturday D
nd Sunday at the McPhee summer =.
ome at Bailey's. ~
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. CarIin have aban- ~
med the house at Fourteenth and ~
out streets. which was for MANY 81
'ars their home, and are boarding nc
nlporariiy The march of time has he
Mt the business district to the worry Oe
'ors of the old homestead. and so the Wou W
operty has been sold. DR.. Carlfn is W.
uldlng a handsome residence at Four - -.
enth and High streets, but it viii not -
ready for occupancy for about three y
onths. ''i' !
hr. and Mrs. John Murphy and chill ag
en- nave returned from an extended Id Id
lourn In Canada Mrs Murphy is con- ye ~.
ierably improved in health M
< X X lnl
William p. Horan and +broo 49,. Jel
lring the Great Lakes. with the old A:
me Of Mr.. Horan in Massachusetts Nj
ther objective point Mr. Horan's "a
)ther is alive and well. and she win Nc
tertafn the Denver party. Ms
X X x "a
ames J. Brown is having his resi- 4
nee, $40 Pennsylvania avenue. re- LIE
,ueled IN preparation for the home
hliiS Oh MS wife and daughter, who -
We spent Two years abroad. Mrs.
own and Miss Helen Brown arc o,.
,ted to return in October