The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-19
OGDEN, UTAH.
Especial Correspondence.

! Especial spondence.)
The public schools of ogden, includ-
ing the High school, commenced Mon
day morning the year '0S-09, with a
larger attendance. it is said, than any
preceding term. Quite a pleasing and
familiar sight was the gay troop from
! the wee little ones entering into the
mysteries of the A B Cs. to the all
! important seniors, not including, OF
course, the frightened freshmen. The
! football season has also opened with
new vigor, as we'll as new coach, Mr..
McMasters whom all declare to be a
No. l. The last year manager, Leland
Carlson, is still retained in said posi-
ton. Many good games are already
booked, and every one expects and
hopes for the same success of preced-
ing years.
With the close of vacation also comes
their respective schools. st. Mary's.
Kansas, has claimed for this year
Messrs. Tom Maginnis, Harvey Cahill,
Francis Matson, Archie and Albert Ma
ginnis. Roy Tavey, one of last years
star football players, has left for the
University of Purdue, Ill Jack Hey
wood, Walter Wha1en and Ned Roberts
have returned TO their respective
schools, the Universities of Virginia,
Philadelphia and Minnesota.
Miss Loretta Whalen left last week
for an extensive visit through the east.
visiting first at Chicago and Milwau-
kee. She will remain until the early
spring.
phia, where he will remain at school for
the year.
Mrs Maher, formerly of Evanston,
Wyo., has removed her family to Og-
den, where they expect to make their
future home.
= Mrs. F. E. Roche entertained the la
dies of St Joseph's Sewing circle on
Mrs. Don Mcguire enter
tanned them last week.
Miss Naomi Hamilton and Scott ].
Parmley were married last Tuesday
evening by Rev. Father Cushnahan.
Miss Hamilton was formerly of Evans
ton, but has been employed recently in
the Southern Pacific office in Ogden.
Mr. Parmley is a valuable employee of
the Portland Cement company They
will reside on upper Twenty fifth street.
Stephen Keogh has returned from
their Idaho ranch, where he has spent
the summer
Mrs. G. B. Roberts is in Omaha, where
she will make quite an extensive visit.
Rhinehart Gideon, the son of Judge
Valentine Gideon, who graduated in the
class of '0S of ogden High school, has
gone to Amherst, where he will take up
the study of law
It is quite an assured fact that the
forestry service men of Washington,
D. c., will make their western head
quarters in Ogden. This, of course is
an acquisition to any city-another
proof of the rapid development of Og-
den.
John Spargo has been very i'll with an
acute attack of appendicitis. He is now
recovering from a successful operation.
Miss Nellie Maher has accepted a po-
sition as bookkeeper with H. L. Griffin
company.
Miss Alice Pardoe has been appoint
ID as office clerk at the High school for
he coming year
Mrs. Bessie Phalen Hasset of Poca-
clio has been visiting at her mothers |
home in Ogden for the past week
A. H. Grover of the l. n. c. schools !
If Scranton, Pa who spends much |
ime in Ogden, has been very critically !
II at the hospital with an attack of |
Uphold fever. He is reported as i'm |
proving now.
Allen Miller, the son of Mrs L. z. |
Miller. is visiting at home from San
francisco, where he is employed in the |
southern Pacific engineers office. He |
will return the latter part of the week |
1asters Paul and William have re-
urned to Salt Lake City to resume
heir studies at All Hallows college.
MARGARET MILLER, '06.
SqPTnd Hnart APo