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Show f : SALT LAKE : f -f 4 4- -f 4- 4- JOHN A. LEE, THE POPULAR EjST-i EjST-i GINEER OF THE OREGON SHORT LINE LAID TO REST. ' On Tuesday the remains of John A. !.?, for many years an engineer on I the Oregon Short liine, vere taken to St. Mary's Cathedral, where Mass was offered ur for the repose of his soul by-Father by-Father Kielv. Duriig the Mass appropriate ap-propriate hymns were sung by the children or bt. Anns Orphanage. The little ones, by their doleful chant and sweet voices, touched a sympathetic chord, not only in the hearts of the loving- wife, child and affectionate brother, who were present as real mourners, but in the hearts ofvall who attended the services. At the conclusion conclu-sion of the Mass Father Kiely raid tribute to the deceased. Ho touched upon his filial devotion, which he had learned from the father, who, on different, dif-ferent, occasions, came to visit his son from Omaha. The wife, child and brother who pave vent to their pent up grief were insoled by the hope which religion alone can give, namely, that of a happy union in heaven. After the solemn services of the Church were concluded the remains were born by Pall -bearers Gus Mertzheimer. A. J. j HiTiinnn V !- Fmorv. T. .1. P.llckelV I and M. Turnham of .Sale Lake, and F. J. F.onnott of Ogden, to the Oregon Short Line depot, and thence to Ogden, ; where they were interred in Mountain View cemetery. All who knew John A. 'Lee reeret his early demise, and will often think of him as a kind and whole-souled friend. Many, too, have expressed their sympathy and condolence condol-ence to his devoted wife, loving- child nd affectionate brother. May his ashes ; rest in peace. Tatronize our advertisers. Dr. J. C. E. King is in Minneapolis. Mrs. Joseph Siegel left last Monday for Butte. Mrs. S. Shaunessy left last Saturday - for Soda Springs. Hon Thomas Reams returned from the cast last Saturday. "William McDerniott returned to Cali fornia on Saturday last. Mrs. .1. T. Donahue returned to Mammoth Mam-moth the lirst of the week. Miss Crew of Chicago is the guest ol Mrs. Kate i5rideveU Anderson. Mr. 0. H. West will sing the offertory offer-tory at Si. Mary's next Sunday. Frank Cav.maugh of Atchison is visiting vis-iting his aunt, Mrs. Alice O'Shea. Artist Taggar-t is to be congratulated tm the success of his art exhibit. Arthur Kroughton and ltcn F. Orcult came down from lUitte last week.. ; Miss Katherine Fa rrell is visiting her j father, James Farre'.l. in Park City. j J. L. Morris and daughter of Butte i were city visitors during the week. Pev. Father Murphy of All Hallows College kit for Montana last Tuesday. . Senator J. L. Rawlins returned from the Kansas City convention last Sun-1 day. J. P. Gardner, the clothier, left for the east last Monday on a business trip. $ The engagement has been announced of Miss Elsie Lange and Frank B. Bur- Miss Bennett of Laramie, Wyo is visiting Miss Cosgriff at the Kenyon hotel. Misses Lena and Anna Adams have gone to Prove canyon for a month's outing. & ' Rev. Father Morrisey returned to his parish at De Lamar, Nov., last Tuesday evening. The Ancient Order of United Workmen Work-men spent an enjoyable day at Saltair last Monday. Mrs. Harrr Clark and the children have gone to Parley's canyon to spend the summer. i Mr. and Mrs. David Keith entertained at dinner last week, in honor of Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Albert Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McKeliar. jr., are the happy parents of a, tine baby boy, born on July 7. V Miss Puth Leeds Keer of Washington, Washing-ton, D. C .. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. These "be the days" when the imbeciles imbe-ciles that ask "is it hot enough for you?" run at large. Mrs. James Hicks and her children, I a rrell and Grace, left last Tuesday lor Putte to visit friends. Miss Mary Mullens of Butte is spending spend-ing her 'vacation in the city, and will reside at the Grand hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keenan are now located at S P street. They will spend the summer in Salt Lake. A. J. Davis has been elected councilman council-man of the Fifth precinct, in place of Councilman. Gemmol, who resigned. Frank White of Putte is visiting his brother, Robert White, who is the superintendent su-perintendent of the Highland Boy smelLtr. Mr. H. H. McCorkle sang the offertory et St. Mary's last Sunday. He has a tine bass voice and his solo was much . enjoyed. j The friends of Mrs. Sarah Wilson will! he plad to learn that she is recovering! I from an illness that for a while threat ened to be serious. W. J. Caverly of the passenger department de-partment of the Rio Grande Western spent last Monday in the city with the I other general agents of the Rio Grande Western. - Mrs. Jair.es Hugrhes and her little daughter, Mary Teresa Hughes, have pone to Laramie. .Wyo., where they will join a party of riends who are goins to make a tour of the Yellowstone Yellow-stone park. , Mrs. Pinkerton, wife of Dr. S. H. Pinkerton. was operated on at St. Mark's hospital last Saturday for appendicitis. ap-pendicitis. Her friends will be glad to know that she is fast convalescing and ill soon be at home. The children of the 9 o'clock- choir will have an important rehearsal on Saturday at 3:30. The members of the boys' choir must be present. Parents are earnestly requested to send their children to Hie practice. The ring of the bicycle bell will, in a few days, be but a memory. The city shoull provide an optician for the unhappy bicyclists, who will now become cross-eyed trying to dodge the boulders that adorn the streets. Mr. Charles Kennedy, assistant general gen-eral passenger agent of the Rook Island, was a visitor to Salt Lake during dur-ing the week. He was on his way to ' Butte. Mr. Kennedy is one of the pop ular railroad men ef the country, and It is needless to say he represents a popular railroad. Th TnooHn 0f the Catholic Literary ' - and Social society was held on Tuesday Tues-day evening. Election of officers was in order, and resulted as follows: F. J. McGuire, president; Miss May Kane, vice president; Miss Anna Johnson, secretary; Miss Cronin. treasurer; Thomas Marnane. financial secretary. The club will shortly have an enjoyable enjoy-able outing at some of the canyons. Extensive preparations are being made for the laying of the cornerstone of the Cathedral. The music will be of a very high order. Archbishop Rior-dan Rior-dan of San Francisco will arrive on I the 19th and will deliver the address. i The following named gentlemen form i the committee of arrangements: James j ! Ivers, Thomas Kearns. Joseph Geoghe- j gan, J. C. Lynch and W. P. O'Meara. |