The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-12
Intermcantaifl News.
BUTTE. MONT.


Mrs. Margaret Sheehan of Eureka
Utah, and Mrs. P. Holland of Parl
City, Utah, arrived in Butte Friday
of last week to attend the funeral OF
their brother, d. D. Sullivan.
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The funeral of William E. Henness,
was held last Saturday afternoon from
the family residence, 221 Watson ave.
nue.. Services were held at Sacred
! Heart church, with Rev. Father Gala
! han officiating. The interment took
place in the Catholic cemetery.
! The funeral of Martin Keogh was
held Monday afternoon from Richards
undertaking parlors. Services at St.
| Patrick's church were conducted by
Rev. Father De Siere. The iiternent
took place in the Catholic cemetery.
st. Patrick's Sewing circle enjoyed. a
| card party in l. Q. G. T. hall last week.
The prizes were handsome and those
winning were pleased. Refreshments
were served.
Martin Riley left last week for. Ire
land, where he will spend few months
with relatives. sA---.
T. j. Murphy is in Great Falls visit
ing his former home
Mrs. Frank H. Cooney and children
are visiting Mrs. Cooney' father in
Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Holland and
Mrs. Sarah Medin have-returned from
four weeks visit at st. Louis, Chicago
and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Fitzgerald
have gone to Salt Lake to remain some
time.
Mrs. NJ. A. Egan left for Salt Lake
Thursday to visit her sister, who is i'll.
An event Of interest to a large circle
of friends Of the bride and bridegroom
elect is the marriage of Mrs. Fanny
Macdonald and Mr.. W. Frank Byrne.
Invitations have been issued only to
close friends and relatives OF the fam
lily.
The funeral of Police Officer D. D.
Sullivan was ileld Friday of last week
from the family residence, 400 Garden
avenue. Rev. Father Callahan offici-
ated at the services held in Sacred
Heart church at 2:90 o'clock.
This was one of the largest funerals
seen in this city in several years. A
delegation from the police force and
also from the fire department of the
city attended as body guard and gave
the funeral an official appearance.
As the cortege left the residence. the
police and firenlen preceded the hearse.
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A patrol wagon and hose cart, heavily
draped in black. the horses, with trap
pings of crepe, were driven by a mem
Der of each organization. Immediately
following the carriage carrying the
family of Mr.. Sullivan We're those of
Mayor Mullins and the city council.
The pall-bearers were fellow officers IN
both the police and fire departments
and included Police officers Con Shove
lin, Jerry Shea, NJ. D. Shea, William
Yutz, with Fireman James Gleason
and J. Shenick
Many beautiful and elaborate floral
offerings were received by the family
and carried to the cemetery in an open
carriage. Among these was a large cir
Gle with a star in the center and bear
ing the officers number, go in i'm
from the police force. An
NUNS was the gift of the city fire de-
partment and a beautiful crescent bore
the card of the city council. AS the
funeral left the church it passed along
and the bell on the city hall
was tolled as the cortege passed to the
1t was an impressive funer-
al and all who witnessed it deemed it
4 fitting tribute.
In life Officer Sullivan was respected |
as man and an officer, and those who
knew him sympathize with his family
m this bereavement.
The interment took place in the |
Catholic cemetery south of the city.
Mrs. NJ. J. Harrington died at her |
home, 1S5 East Center street, Monday |
evening at 9 o'clock. The deceased was
. years old, was born in Hancock, |
Mich. and has been a resident of Butte |
or the last eighteen years. She is sur |
lived by a husband and three children. |
wo daughters and son. Two sisters, |
Mrs. Andrew Ray and Mrs. James w. |
Rose. live in Butte, and two other sis |
ers have their homes in Eureka Tin |
ic. Utah. Word has been sent the sis |
ers in Utah, and funeral arrange |
nents will not be perfected until they |
ire heard from.