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Show SALT LAKE CITY NOTES. Patronize our advertisers. Mr. Tat Mullens of Butte is in. town. T. J. Clark of the Hock Island is in Denver. ' Mass was celebrated in Castlegate last Sunday. J. K. Dooly ia at home from San Francisco. i Henry McCornick came down from ! Idaho last week. Miss Margaret Keams is in Park City visiting friends. The Altar society had a meeting on Thursday afternoon. Governor Wells has been ill with la grippe for the past few days. James Reegan, the popular traveling man, is once more in the citv. Edward Kean of the B. & O. road is in the city, to remain about a month. J. C. Sullivan of Eureka made a hurried hur-ried business trip to the city last week. j Mrs. Charles Baker of Eureka was i in for a few days during the past week. J Mrs. Fred Noble expects to soend the summer here visiting the Misses No-! No-! ble. Mrs. John Berry and daughter of lark City are in the city visiting ; friends. j Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood and little daughter left for Spencer, Ida., last Sunday. Does an-i'one know when the "spring poet" on the Tribune will take his vacation? va-cation? The young girls of the 0 o'clock choir will have a special rehearsal on Saturday Satur-day at 4:15. Miss Burke, and Miss Blanche Burke pleasantly entertained last week in honor of Miss Edith Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington and little son, Raymond, of Eureka, were citv visitors last Sunday. Thomas Haynes of Eureka was in the city last Sunday. Michael Sullivan of Eureka spent Sunday in the city on y.s way to Butte. Mrs. Charles Shields and Mrs. James Wright of Park City are the guests of Mrs. J. S. Bransford. The members of the Sacred Heart League held their utnial monthly meet-! meet-! ing bust Sunday. ! Mr. James Finlen'. son nf Hon. Miles : Finlen of Butte, has been on a visit j to Salt Lake. Knox Taylor, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Salisburv left j for Idaho last Thursday. I 1P mnny frids of Mrs. William ! o Domic ' will be sorry to learn that ( siie is seriously in. j Miss Bertha Cherry entertains the Friday Afternoon Whist club thi j week. j Mrs. George. IlTDern left for Fremont. Fre-mont. Neb, for a month's visit with her family. Hon. -Denis Byan of St. Paul. Minn., J arrived in the city last Tuesday, to look , after his mining interests in thfe eta to. -, ! The Chaminade chorus, under Mrs. . Ira Lewis, will pive a. concert next week for the benefit of the Day Nur-' Nur-' t'ery. Edward Kelly of the Keystone mine at Eureka is in the city visitinp his siister-in-law, Mrs. Kelley, who js ill at the Holy Cross hospital. On Tuesday afternoon Miss Belle Miiler of thi city and Mr. Bert Wheel, ing of Ogden wrre married. The youn-couple youn-couple will residtf in Ogden. J. D. Wood, the Idaho sheepman has purchased the lot east of Judge Hark ness' residence cn Brigham street a-d will soon erect a very fine residence!" During the month May the Rosary We Hon. Thomas Kearns and family are now moved into Charlc Read's rt si! dence on East First South ptreet, which they will occupy until their new residence resi-dence is completed. The last meeting of the Music Section Sec-tion of the Ladies' Literary club was held Wednesday morning. Timothy Sullivan, formerly foreman of the Silver King mine. Park City, returned re-turned from a pleasure trip to California Califor-nia last Saturday. He will leave for Park City in a few davs. Instructions for First Holy Communion Commun-ion and Conilirmation are givon every Wednesday and Frid.ay afternoons at 4:"0. All the parents are requested to ' see that their children attend. Mrs. Joanna Burkhardt, formerly of this city, died in Grand Junction last month. She left a husband and three little children deso'ate, and the sympathy sym-pathy of all who knew her is extended to them in their bereavement. Samuel Newhouse has presented the Country club with a beautiful isolid silver sil-ver cup. which will be presented to the successful woman competitor in a series ser-ies of Solf games. The cup was made by Tiffany & Co. of New York, and is valued at ?500. Miss Anna O'Brien was the recipient of a very pleac-ant surprise party last Friday evening at her home on Third street. A very enjoyable evening was spent playing games, after which a dainty luncheon wai? served. The Social and Literary society of St. Mary's held the monthly business meeting meet-ing on Tuesday evening. All arrangements arrange-ments for the entertainment on Friday evening. May 4, at the Ladies' Literary club rooms, were completed. Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Van Cctt. died on Tuesday morning, after a long illnew. The sincere sympathy of many friends is extended to Mr. and Mis. Van Cott in their bereavement. The death of Miss Helen Murphv at Butte last week was a great shock to all the friends in Salt Lake, who knew and loved her. Her illness was of short duration, the immediate cause being pneumonia. She was a woman of noble no-ble character, of a kindly disposition, a faithful Catholic, and when death came she was not unprepared. Miss Murphy lived in Ogden for some time, and later here in this citv, previous to her departure for Butte. She was j highly esteemed by every one who j knew her and her sudden death is greatly deplored. Austin Gavin, agent for the Colorado Midland, is in the city to remain about a month. He is taking Mr. Donncll's desk during the latter's absence in the east. Mrs. Gavin and little son. Morgan, Mor-gan, accompany him. Mr. Gavin i-; one of the most popular railroad men in the western circuit. He is now wearing wear-ing a handsome diamond locket, the gift of the Colorado livestock men. The members of the choir at St. Marv's and Mr. Gavin held an informal reception recep-tion after Mass last Sunday. During his residence in the city he was a faithful faith-ful and valued member of the choir, and all were delighted to see him, so aiuv extraordinary disturbance last Sunday can be blamed on Mr. Gavin. When we say disturbance, we do not mean a musical mus-ical disturbance. |
