The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Margaret Blaine Salisbury has
/ returned from q six weeks visit in Los
/ Angeles.
The many friends of Mrs. J. J. Daily
! Will regret 10 hear OF her accident last
Monday, which almost resulted seri-
ously. In company with her daughters,
Mrs. Roberts and Miss DAILY she was
visiting newly erected apartment
/ house near her homc, when board in
the floor gave way, pinning her left
thigh between the boards. The result
was a painful bruising of the tendons
and muscles. and Mrs. Daily viii be
confined to her room for several days.
/ At last accounts she was resting easily
and rapidly recovering, which will be
welcome news for her many friends.
/ Miss Ellen Hayes has returned to
1 her home at Ely. New. Miss Hayes
1 spent few days in Ogden visiting
friends.
Mss Margaret Kennedy of IS NJ
street is entertaining Miss Callahan of
Boston
Mrs. Anna Simms has returned from
a business trip to Park City.
Miss Agnes Harrington of Park City
spent last week here visiting friends.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson and little
daughter wore the guests of Mrs. NJ. j.
Daily last week
Miss Clara Fafek is again located in
Park City
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Welsh of Park
City visited Mr. and Mrs. James Ivers
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts of To-
nopah have decided to locate in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hickey are plan
ming for visit next month to their
old home in ST. Paul
Mrs. E. a. Campbell Of Los Angeles
has spent TIE past two days in town
with her niece and nephew, Miss Eliza
beth FITZGERALD and +. Y. F'itzGerald.
Mrs. Cunningham of Rock Springs
Wyo,, is in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Cossriff
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Fish are here
from Denver visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P. Goode at No. 4, the Oaks,
Mrs. Robert Gorlinski entertained at
prettily appointed children's dinner 1ast
night at her home, to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of her young
Mrs. John Z. Woodward and Miss
katherine Judge were hostesses Thurs
day at a bridge luncheon at the Judge
home on East South Temple street.
L \. Friedman Of Lovelock, New,
well known in the Seven Troughs min
ing district, with his wife, is registered
at the Cullen
John Sullivan. an aged musician, was
found in his room at So Cannon street
by PatrOlman Stains, late last evening
almost dead from loss OF blood. which
was flowing from an ulcer on his right
leg. He was removed to the central
emergency hospital, where DR.. F. b.
Steele dressed the injured leg. At
late hour last night he was resting
easy and viii recover. Sullivan has been
suffering from ulcers on his leg Tor sew
q. al months past. Last evening, while
alone in his room. the bandage from
one of the sores ACKNOWLEDGMENT, caus-
ing the blood to flow. On account of
his eakened condition he was unable
to apply new bandage-
Miss Gretta Cosgriff entertained at
charming informal affair Monday night
at her home in the BranSfOrd.
Willard Mack is reported as likely to
recover from his attack of pneumonia.
His mother is still with him
General Manager Thomas Kearns of
the Silver King Consolidated Mines
company returned Monday morning
rom his ranch in California for the
purpose. of rounding out the company
affairs for the regular monthly direct
ors' meeting. which Will be held next
Saturday afternoon.
]. Todvin Goodwin, manager of Good
wins Weekly, returned last week from
a business trip to Nevada
The many friends of Stephen LAWN,
The wei known kindly General viii
be pleased to hear that he is GONZALES
cling from his recent illness. That the
General will be we'll for the G. A r.
next August is the earnest
hope of his many friends, as he is de-
voted Grand Army man.
Mrs. Y. Y. Wilson and Vera had a
delightful visit recently with Mrs
James HENDERSON and Mrs. Bert era
mer at Thistle.
Mrs. Mary Judge has purchased a
handsome new touring car, the Pope
Hartford.
Mrs. Eliza Hegney is contemplating
fine new touring car next
month.