The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-10

Colo, where he had engaged success
fully in mining. He was also prom
inently identified with politics.
On Sunday. Oct. 28. Mr.. and Mrs
James E. Rittman were called upon to
mourn the sudden and tragic death of
their only son, Frank Rittman, a
1 bright and promising lad of u years.
Frank, with some other boys of his
age, was indulging in the dangerous
sport of shooting at snowballs as they
were thrown in the air, when a bullet
from the revolver of Bert Sutton, the
little son of Mayor Sutton of Engle-
wood, passed through his head, causing
almost instant death.
Funeral services We're conducted
Tuesday afternoon at the family home
in Englewood. Rev. Father Gordon
read the prayers for the dead, and
spoke words of comfort to the stricken
parents. The music was very touching
and was furnished by the boys sorrow
ing schoolmates under the direction of
Professor Earl Johnson. Burial was in
Mount Olivet cemetery. The sympathy
of the community is extended the IA
Their and mother in their terrible Attic
ton.
The funeral of Mr.. Martin ]. Phil
lips of 3740 Justina street occurred on
Tuesday afternoon from st. Patricks
church InteTment was in Mount OliVet
cemetery. Mr.. Phillips is survived by
his widow and two sons, Earl and Ger
aid Phillips.
The remains of William A. Perdue, a
young man of q years, who passed
away at Mercy hospital on Tuesday,
Oct. 80, were shipped for burial to his
old home in C'itu Mo
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On Saturday. Nov. s, George J., the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George o.
Caron, died at his parents residence,
1858 Pennsylvania avenue. He was laid
to rest Monday in Mount Calvary GEM
etery.
Mrs. Ann NJ. Maloney of IS South
Lincoln avenue departed this life at
st. Joseph's hospital on Tuesday, Oct.
80. She was buried on Thursday with
requiem high mass at st. Leo's church.
Interment was in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry. Mrs. Maloney was the widow of
the late William Maloney, and mother
of Mrs. T. f. Rowland of 1850 South
Tenth street.
The body of Mr.. James Mcintyre, who
died on Tuesday, Oct. 80. at Wild
Horse, Cheyenne county, Colorado, was
brought to Denver for burial. The
funeral occurred Friday morning from
st. Elizabeth's church, Rev. Father
Plus, o. F. NJ, saying requiem mass.
Interment was in Mount Olivet cemez-
terry. Mr.. Mcintyre was 81 years of age
and at the time of his death was coun-
ty commissioner for Cheyenne county.
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On Thursday, Nov. l. Mrs. Annie Con-
nors, wife of William P. Connors.
passed away at her brothers residence,
1881 High street. Funeral service was
held Sunday afternoon at Sacred Heart
church on Larimer and Twenty eighth
streets. Interment was in Mount Oh
wet cemetry. Mrs. Connors was a sis
ter of Mr.. Francis B. Mclaughlin.
Mrs Ellen Dowd died Saturday morn
ing. Nov. 3, at her home, 1776 Logan
avenue, at the advanced age of SO years
She was buried Monday morning with
requiem mass at Logan avenue chapel.
Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
Mrs. Dowd was the mother of Miss Ell
len Dowd, an active church worker and
member of Blessed Virgins
Sodality.
Francis Joseph Cavanaugh, infant
son of MIR. and Mrs. F. J. Cavanaugh
Of 1901 Downing avenue, died last week
at Mercy hospital, and was buried in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Miss Mary Killcourse of 761 Lincoln
avenue died at her home on Wednes-
day, Oct. 81, after short illness. She
was buried from Logan avenue chapel
Friday morning at o'clock, Rev. Fa-
Their Bertrand saying mass and giving
the final benediction. Interment was
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Frank c. Hahn, who died last week
at St. Anthony's hospital. was buried
in Mount Calvary cemetery Thursday
morning. Service was held in Horan's
funeral chapel, 1927 Cleveland place.
George Louis LIE Sieur, who died in
this city Monday, Nov. 5, was buried in
Mount Calvary cemetery Wednesday
morning. Requiem mass was said for
him at Logan avenue chapel at g
o'clock by Rev. Father Phillips.
Edith A. McCallum, only daughter of
Mr.. D. McCallum. passed away on Fri
day, Nov. ,, at Mercy hospital at the
tender age of 10 years. The funeral
occurred Sunday afternoon from the
family residence, 1862 Goss street.
On Tuesday, Oct. so, Charles F.
Schmidt passed away at ST. Anthony's
hospital victim of typhoid fever. He
was laid to rest Thursday morning in
Mount Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Schmidt
was but q years of age. and had been
but short time in Denver.
On Wednesday morning at o'clock
high requiem mass was sung in Logan
avenue chapel for all the relatives and
friends of the parishioners. The chill
dren's choir furnished the music, and
the church was packed to the doors.
Services at Mt. oivet.