The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
Obituary.

Mrs. Ellen Mccain. wife OF MlcnaeI
| V. Mccain. died on Wednesday even
| ing, Dec. u. at the family home, 1449
! South fremont street Mrs. Mccain
was born in New York City nearly
seventy years ago. and resided there
until 1879. when she came with her hus-
| band to Denver, where ever since they
have been prominent in church society.
| Mrs. McCann was a talented musician
| and a graduate of the Whittsler music
school of Salem. Conn. The funeral
| took place Saturday morning, Dec. Is,
! from St. Leo's church, where Rev.
| Father Organ sang requiem high
mass. TheSacred Heart Ladies' Aid
| society, of which Mrs McCann was a
charter member. attended in a body
and presented the customary offering,
heart of red roses. Interment was in
| Mount Calvary cemetery. Besides the
| husband. Mrs. Mccain is survived by
| seven of her ten children. These are
Mrs. j. r. Macarthur of Chicago, Mrs.
r. Z. Myers. Mrs. E. K. Stimson, Mrs.
Fred Fulham, Miss Gertrude Mccain,
| William o. Mccain and Frank Nc
| Cam.
Mrs. Minnie Ottens. wife of Paul OF
| tens of 1419 South Broadway, was bur-
! led Tuesday afternoon, Dec II, from
ment was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
| Mrs Mary Bohlmann of 1925 West
Thirty-eighth avenue died at her home
on Thursday. Dec. 13 Her death was
peaceful and quiet, fitting close to her
! long and useful life of eighty-two
years. The funeral occurred Sunday
afternoon from the Church of the Holy
Ghost. Curtis and Twentieth streets
Interment was in Mount Calvary ceme-
terry. Mrs. Bohlmann was the widow
| of Henry Bohlmann, who died some
time ago, and was we'll known to early
settlers in Denver.
Michael Dore, the fourteen-year- ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael r. Dore
of 1914 East Thirty-sixth avenue. met
with sudden and tragic death We'd
nesday evening, Dec. u. His body was
found beside the car track on Larimel
and Thirty-fourth streets, about
o'clock in the evening, and it is sup
posed he was run over by a trauway
car. Michael was the eldest of foul
children and was a good, fndustrioui
boy. He left his home about o'clocl
to go to a nearby store and when h,
did not return shortly his parents
spent a terrible night of anxiety fol
there was no one to identify the body
and it was taken to the morgue, hi!
loved ones remaining in ignorance o
his sad fate until noon of the next day
The funeral occurred Sunday afternoon
Dec. 16, from Annunciation church
Rev. Father Wolihan conducting ser.
vice. Burial was in Mount Olivet Gem
etery.
The sympathy of the congregation o
the Cathedral is extended Mrs. Anstetl
in the loss of her husband, Andrew
Ansteth, whose death from pneumonia
occurred on Wednesday, Dec. u, at the
Hillcrest apartments on Marion stree
and Sixteenth avenue. Mrs. Anstetl
has for years been a devout member o.
the Cathedral parish.
The remains of Harry R. DeLeon
who died last week at his home, 325
Bryant street, were sent for burial Il
New Orleans, La.
Mr.. John II. Mccarthy of 2717 Down
ing avenue died at his home on Tues
day, Dec. H. at the age of As years. H
was buried on Wednesday from Sacret
Heart church. where high requiem mas
was sung for the repose of mis- soul
Burial was il Mount Calvary cemeter,
under the auspices of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, of which Nj
Mccarthy was for years a popula
member.
Mrs. Clara ]. Kiely, an active worke
in Sacred Heart parish, whose home hat
for years been at 1920 Blake street, de
parted this life on Tuesday, Dec. II
Her funeral occurred Thursday after
noon from Sacred Heart church. Buria
was i'll Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy Cody was buried from tn
Church of the Holy Ghost on Monda.
afternoon. Dec. Il. Interment was il
Mount Calvary cemetery.