The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-01-26
Obituary.


Harry. the infaut son of Mr. aud
Mrs. Dennis sullivan. died on Tuesday,
Jan. -. at the family residence. 9l9
West Walnut street. ac WAS buried in
Mount Calvary cemetery Thursday aft
crnoon.
News was received in Denver last
week OF the death of Mr.. John Kelly
"a his home IN Princeton. y. J. Mr..
Kelly was the father of Mr.. Edward
Kelly of the cathedral parish.
Mrs. Mary Z. Dunno died on Thurs
| day, Jan. Il. at her home, 1887 Welton
street Mrs. Dunno was the widow Of
! John Dunno. for many years engaged
! in the house painting business il Den
Yer
She was born at salt Hill, County
! Galway. Ireland. nearly seventy-live
years ago. and was educated IL her
native land. At an early age she came
to this country and remained fiEe
years but falling health compelled her
! to return to Ireland. There she was
married and there thirteen children
" ere bonn to her. but about thirty
years ago she and her husband. ae-
/ companisd by their FIVE surviving
clildrYh, decided to WOO foFtune in the
/ then hew western country
| Every since coming TO Denver Ms.
Dunne had been prominent in church
! societies and charities anil was long
known as the mcst indefatigable work.
er in the city for fairs, picnics, etc.
| Her daughters We're possessed of eS-
Ceptionally beautiful voices and We're
| during all their residence in Denver
connected with the Catholic choirs
Mrs. Duunes funeral occurred Sat
I ,if,c~ I oh gql,
which was filled with friends and al
mirers of the dead woman. and repre-
sentatives Of the various catholic So
cicties with which she was affiliated.
Rev Father ORyan sang requiem
high mass and delivered the eulogy. In
beautiful terms he spoke of her sterling
qualities as Christian, 4 wife. a
mother. friend and pronounced her
jewel in the church. The body was in
tered in the family plot in Mount CAL
vary cemetery The pail bearers were
Mr Patrick II. Ralfe, Ny. James e.
O'Conncr. Mr.. Thomas J. LeayeY, Mr..
p trick keenan,. MIR. J. NJ. Carico aud
Mir r. Renchan. Mrs. Dunno is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs Madeline
Wheeler aud Mrs. Charles McMaster
of Leadyille. and a son, Harry ].
Dunno, with whom she made her home.
The son is the Oldest and most reliable
engineer in the service of the Colorado
Southern railway, having beeen with
the company continuously since 1889.
Josephine. the 4-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco Guida. died on
Wednesday, Jan. Is. at the home of her
parents. 243l Nineteenth street She
was buried Saturday afternoon in Ri
vCrside cemetery.
Mr. Charles w. Allen. president Of
the Allen Coffee & Spice company died
on Friday, Jan. Is, at his home, 22.6
Race street Mr. Allen, though not
member Of The Catholic faith. was al
ways a firm supporter of Catholic in
stitutions, as his wife and daughters |
were prominent members of the Cath !
edral narish.
Mrs. Allen. who died a few months |
ago in California, where she had gone /
for her health. was a charter member |
of the Sacred Heart Aid society. and is |
still deeply mourned in it's ranks.
AIT. Aliens only surviving relative |
is his daughter Mrs. Estclle Allen
Jones
Mr.. John Sullivan of 3416 Clear Creek
avenue. died on Thursday, Jan. Il. and
was buried from ST. Patricks church
Cdl dluIudE ailefuoon- 1lltefment was IN
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Mrs. Thomas Tracy was buried Fri
day morning from Sacred Heart
church. where requiem mass was said
for the repose Of her soul Interment
was in Mount Calvary cemetery
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Mrs. Catherine Purcell. mother of
Mrs Peter Holland, died last week at
ler daughters home, 1910 East Colfax
avenue. The funeral occurred Tuesday
morning, Jan, %. with requiem mass
1t Logan Avenue chapel. Burial was
II Mount Olivet cemetery.