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Show : SALT LIE (IIY : 4 . Tomorrow Mass will be celebrated, in Mercur. J Mr. J. F. Dunne is at home from I Cheyenne. Mifs Frances Wileon is visiting in Tark City. J. B. Rogers, the Eingham mill o'n-Er, o'n-Er, is in the city. $ Mrs. Timothy rtyan of Ogden was in Salt Lake Tuesday. Mr. awl Mrs. George Haldorn of Butte arc at the Kcnyon. Services will be held at the Penitentiary Peniten-tiary tomorrow afternoon. Mr. W. II. McDefmott left for' Butte Monday on minins: business. Jack Gleasnn. the popular traveling man, is registered at the Kcnyon. Mr. T. Mulrooney is home from Lead-ville Lead-ville for a short visit with his. family. Hon. James Murray is in the city from Butte, inquiring into his interests here. Mrs. P. L. Gleason and Mrs. M. 0"Kourke will attend to the altars this, week. Messrs. John and Jackson McChrys-tal McChrys-tal of Eureka spent a few days here last week. Mrs. W. Richards of Bingham has been visiting her mother. Mrs. J. Riley, for the past few days. J Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newell made a Fhnrt visit to their old home in Park City and were absent ten days. .-, Mr. Hoyt Sherman has returned from a trin to Idaho and is very enthusias- I 1 tic over the prospects of the State. Miss Hough left for St. Louis last Paturday. having spent, many weeks here visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Hough. $ Mrs. F. D. Clift gave a delightful Kensington tea at her beautiful home on East First South last Friday afternoon. after-noon. Hon. Thomas Kearns and Architect Neuhausen have gone to Frisco to select se-lect the marble for the former's new residence. v Messrs. Henry Ryan and 'Quil Neb-ekcr Neb-ekcr have gone to the Buskskin min- ing district to look after their copper interests. Mr. Charles Lashbrook-went to Bingham Bing-ham on Tuesday on a two weeks' business busi-ness trip. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lashbrook. Mr. Charles Vadner left for Nevada last Saturday to examine mining property prop-erty for the" London & Liverpool Exploration Ex-ploration company. Mr. R Manca, departed for Seattle Monday, where he will make his home lor the future. Mrs. Manca and the children follow thisweek. J. Fred Roth, representative of The I . " Intermountain Catholic in Colorado, is I here to remain ten days on business .. connected with the paper.' , . Miss Bessie Hope was agreeably sur prised last Thursday evening by a ! number of her school friends arranging a party in honor of her birthday. Dean Halsey of St. Mark's Cathedral will sion leave to enjoy a well-earned vacation. His friends hope to see him return much improved in health. The many friends of Mrs. Stella Mc-Chrystal Mc-Chrystal will be pleased to hear that she is rapidly convalescing from a severe se-vere illness at St. Mary's Hospital. Rev. Father Callahan of Butte spent a few days here last week and returned Faturday. Miss Nellie Callahan has gone to spend the winter in California. Mrs. W. Igleheart, Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Leary have presented a lovely Bodermausen Madonna to the Wasatch school, to the great delight of teachers and pupils. , j Manager Dern of the Mercur mine entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Diels j of Scribnf r. Neb., during the first of the j week. They are on a pleasure trip to California. Mrs. A. P. Sinclair will soon move into her new home on Second East. I Miss Sinclair returned last Friday from a long visit to her sister. Mrs. William Gray, at St. Anthony, Ida. MiF. Lucille Morrison and Miss Mabel Stevenson entertained last Friday "- evening at the latter's home. Many of their young friends were present and all had an enjoyable time. The boys' choir recently organized at St. Mary's sang for the first time last Sunday. More boys joined this week, and from the interest shown they will hoon sing as well as the girls. John St. Clair of the Rio Grand? freight office made a flying trip to JJu'.te lat week to spend a few days with his brother. Con. agent for the Oregon Navigation company. Vice President Bancroft, General Superintendent Su-perintendent Calvin and Superintendent Superintend-ent Young left on Wednesday on a tur of inspection, over the Utah division di-vision of the Oregon Short Line. Mr. A. W. MeCuue returned Monday morning: from British Columbia, after an absence of several weeks. Mr. Mc-Cune Mc-Cune has been attending to his extensive exten-sive mining interests in that country. Miss Grace Davi. contralto soloist of St. Mary's Cathedral, sang the offertory offer-tory last Sunday.. Miss Davi has a beautiful voice and ehould be heard more frequently in solo work in the choir. There will be a grand benefit ball given on Nov. 24 for the Orphans' Home and Day Nursery. All the prominent prom-inent ladies cf Salt Lake are taking an interest in this, and its success is assured. as-sured. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. O'Donriell sympathize with them in their grief over losing their dear little baby, who die1 last Friday. "Al that was taken shall be made good; A!l that puzzles us understood; And the wee white hands that were lost, one day, Shall lead us all to the Better Way." "The Lord loveth a cheerful giver." Surely the above applies to Mr. A. H. Tarbel. who this week presented the committee soliciting for the benefit ball for the Orphan and Day Nursery with a chock for 2n0. While great pleasure was expressed for this kindly deed, there was no surprise, because Mr. Tarbefs whole life is made up of just such generous work. Mr. Sam Newhouse, the prominent capitalist, has purchased the old Teas- ! dale property On Brigham 5treet;;3nd i will erect a terrace- that, for modern 1 improvements and style of architecture I -will not be equaled in the city. Mr. j Justin, secretary for Mr. Newhouse, has just returned from a visit to Denver. Den-ver. He would not state the amount of money that will be expended on the property; $25,000 was the figure given for the ground. Mr. Newhouse is now in New York. Marie is a little Salt Lake girl 4 years old, and the owner of a polka-dot dress, of which she is very fond. The other day, wishing to wear it, she said to her mother: "Mamma, please can't I wear my dress with the freckles?" |