The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
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PARK CITY.
Tribute to Late Frank o'Donnell-
News Features of Camp.
Especial CORRESPONDENTS.

! (opeclal Correspondence
Frank 'Donnen, who was reported
last week as being seriously i'll with
pneumonia, passed away in eternal
sleep most edifying on the 4th inst,
after receiving the last rites of his
church. Rev. Father Galligan, who
was a constant visitor at his bedside
during his illness, spoke we'll of him
at his funeral Mr.. O'Donnell had no
relatives here, but was fortunate in
being identified with the A. 0. H. and
the miners union, and said lodges took
charge of his funeral, which occurred
Saturday morning. Mr.. O'Donell was
born in County Donegal, ireland and
/ was IS years old, thirty of which were
spent in the west. He was an honor
able, upright man, who had many
staunch friends. He was laid to rest
in the city cemetery and his funeral
was largely attended Father Gallisan
performed the services at the grave.
| The A. o. H. and miners union placed
! beautiful tokens on his grave. r. l. 2.
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st. Marys School-TThe following
students in the senior departments are
deserving of honora BILE mention: John
Leahy. for mathematics; John Martin,
Redmond McDonough, Murty McPolin,
H. Doyle, Thomas Brown, John Camp
bell. Jamie McPolin, George Cater,
Gregor Benny, Leo Shields, William
Mulcahey, Florence Kelly, Lulu Kelly.
Ernestine Rees, Maggie Seaman,
iBlanche Wust, Laretto Harrington,
Lizzie Kearns, Loretto jennings, Mag
gle Cater, Ellen. Brown, Lizzie Mar
tin, Julia Holland, Dora Fahey, Mary
Cr6ssman, Monica Samon, Mary
Towey, for general Improvement, con-
duct, etc.
young daughter arrived last week
at the home of Peter Clark. Mr. Clark
has just been elected to the honorable
position of president of the A. o. H.
Joys and honors come with rush to
Pete.
Mrs. F. Stall is very ill with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Harrington spent
a few days in Salt Lake this week.
The mass at ST Mary's Catholic
church Tuesday morning was for the
repose of the soul of Mr.. Frank O'Don-
mel, who died last week.
Mr.. William Terry is i'll at his home
in Empire canyon.
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Galligan Wednesday morning at
o'clock for Mr.. Charles T. Shields.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Feeney was baptized Sunday in the
Catholic church.
The biennial election of officers of
division No. /, A. o. H, took place on
Dec. 8 and the following gentlemen
were elected: Peter Clark, president;
William McQueeney, vice president;
Tim O'Keefe, financial secretary; Muir
ty Kelley. recording secretary; Peter
sergeant-at-arms; John Fitzpatrick,
sentinel; Eugene Fitzpatrick, chair
man of standing committee; William
Donovan, Pat Trainor, Peter Martin,
trustees.
Tuesday evening Messrs. Dan Haran
and Dominick Regain gave number
of their lady friends a sleigh ride. 1t
was just the evening for such a treat,
and the party enjoyed it immensely.
Mrs. Thomas Falcon went to Salt
Lake Sunday afternoon to visit her
husband, who is at the Holy Cross
hospital
A requiem mass was celebrated for
the repose of the soul of John H. Nc
Laughlin by Rev Father Galligan on
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Walden succeeded Frank
Daley as foreman of ycthe Alliance
mine. r
Mr.. David Keith spent day here
last week.
Manager NJ. j. Daley of the Silver
King is spending a few days in the
metropolis this week.