The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-13
ly conducted services. Interment was
in Mount Calvary cemetery.

ly conducted services. Interment was
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
A peculiarly sad death occurred at
St. Joseph's hospital Saturday morn
ing, Oct. g. 1t was that of a young
Italian, Felipe Afrondo, who was in
jured in a coal mine near Pryor, Colo.
Afrondo, who was but 20 years of age,
was married year ago in sunny Italy,
but hearing tales of sudden riches to
be obtained in America, he three
months ago left his home in Palermo
and came to the land of promise to es-
tablish a home for his beautiful bride
He came directly to Colorado and
thought Fortune smiled upon him
when he secured work Immediately in
the mines. 1t was but a few weeks
before he was able to send for his wife
to join him, and he was looking for
ward with such pleasure to the day
when they should meet. He was scarce
ly cold in death when a telegram
reached his little cabin saying she
would reach Denver next day. A rep
resentative from the coroner's office
was at the train to meet the poor lit
tie bride, and his cruel news was a ter
rible shock to her. 1t was feared for
time she would lose her reason, but
sympathizing friends took her in
charge and gently ministered to her
wants.
The funeral of Felipe Afrondo oc-
CURED Sunday afternoon from the
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
and the various Catholic Italian socie-
ties attended and escorted the body to
its resting place in Mount Calvary GEM
etery.
Miss Adele P. Gardner, who died in
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buried on Tuesday from her late resi-
dence 1135 California street. Requiem
mass was sung at st. Leo's church by
Rev. William Organ. Interment was
i'm Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Jane Duros Rodgers, wife of
James Campbell Rodgers, departed this
life on Thursday, Oct. 4, at the family
home, 1905 Evans street. Mrs. Rodgers
lived to the good old age of rs, and had
been i'll but short time previous to
her death. Her funeral occurred Mon
day morning with high requiem mass
at st. Leo's church, which was crowded
with the many friends who had known
and loved her in life. Burial was in
Mount Calvary cemetery. Besides her
husband, Mrs. Rodgers is survived by
two daughters, Mrs NJ. Z. McCallum
and Miss Catherine Rodgers, and three
sons. James Campbell Rodgers, jr., H.
d. Rodgers and ]. j. Rogers.
The funeral of Stephen H. Cleary
took place Sunday afternoon from Lo-
gan avenue chapel, Rev. NJ. w. DON
ovan officiating. Interment was in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Morrissey,
who died last week at 1907 Franklin
street, were sent to Longmont, Colo,
for interment, after a brief funeral
service at McGovern's undertaking par
lors.
Mrs. w. c. McGregor of 337 Irving
ton street, died at her home last week
and was buried Thursday afternoon,
Oct. 4. from st. Joseph's church, Sixth
and South Water streets, the Holy
Name society attending. Interment
was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
William Q. Flynn. son of Mrs. Mar
tin H. Flynn, died on Sunday, Sept. 80,
at his home, 614 South Twelfth street.
The funeral occurred Friday morning.
Oct. s. from st. Joseph's church, where
requiem high mass was sung for the
repose of his soul. Burial was in
Mount olivet cemetery
on sunday, Oct. 7, Mrs. MargarS;
Doyle passed away at the advanced
age of so years. She was buried from
her home Z v sss ;st
Tuesday morning. Requiem mass was
said at st. Joseph's church. Buria
was in Mount Calvary cemetery.