The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-03-02

Wednesday morning from Logar
Avenue chapel, where requiem higl
mass was said for the repOse of his
soul. Interment was in Mount Calva-
ry cemetery. Mrs. McAndrews is sur
yived by his mother, Mrs. Katherine
McAndrews, and three sisters, Mrs
Edward NJ. Caruthers, Mrs. James q
| Kite and Miss Sadie McAndrews.
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News has reached Denver of the ac-
cidental death in Los Angeles, Cal. OF
Thomas Flaherty of this city, brother
/ and Patrick and James Flaherty, Mrs.
j. j. Belisle and Mrs. H. W. Bayman.
The body will be brought to Denver
and buried from his old home. 3755
| High street.
Monday morning Feb -. a terrible
accident resulted in the death of Will
liam Feller, foreman of the Coifax
Pressed Brick company's plant at
West Sixteenth avenue and Clay
street. Mr.. Feller was experimenting
the stringing of a wire intended to
supply current for motor in the
plant, when, through the earelessness
OF fellow workman the dead wire
which he held in his hand became
crossed with live one, and 1000 volts
passed through his body. killing him
instantly.
Mr. Feller was born in Denver twen-
ty-seven years ago. and has resided
here all his life, making many friends
by his warm. genial nature and high
business integrity. He was educated
al Immaculate Conception school. but
later moved to St Francis de Sales
parish. where he was an active mem
Der of several church societies. His
home wGs at 1867 South Emerson
street, whore lie lived with lis mother,
Mrs. Catherine Feller. and brother,
Harry Feller, foreman Of the Robinson
Brick company.
Local knights of Columbus accom-
panied the remains of Rev Francis
Noonan to the depot Friday evening
last. and the body was shipped to
Sioux City for interment.
Father Noonan who was promin-
ent knight of the Iowa town, came TO
Colorado for his health. For a time
he seemed to show signs of improve
ment, but no radical change came in
the months that he battled with dis
ease. He was "a years old and had
made an enviahle record for himself
as priest of the church. Death came
to him at st. Joseph's hospital.
In state the body lay at the McGov- |
ern undertaking parlors all day Fri !
day. Members of the order With |
which he was identified called to pay a |
tribute of respect.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret K5ins, |
mother of Michael J. Keins. took place |
Friday morning, Feb. %. from Annun-
citation church. Requiem mass was said
Oy Rev. Father Wolikan. Burial was
IN Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Unselfish 20 a degree, the life of
catherine Leary. which closed last
week. was crowded with noble. gener-
'us impulses, and the friends who are
Mourning her loss are cherishing her
memory as a sweet flower. Miss Leary
lied on Friday morning after a brief
lmess, during which she was cheerful
ma patient. Although leading an ac-
i've life to within few days of her
leath, Miss Leary was resigned % the
all to go home.
She was 81 years of age and had for
ears lived with her niece. Mrs. A. G..
)ouds, 1925 Emerson street. Her whole
ife was devoted TO the service of
'thers and her loss is keenly felt by
hose TO whom she had endeared her.
elf. Requiem mass was said at Logan
avenue chapel on Saturday morning,
ut the funeral did not take place un-
IL Sunday afternoon. mterment was
I Mount Olivet cemetery. Ii
The funeral of John E. Kas?an of
S4l Wolff street took place Wednesday
lorning, Feb. 20, from Holy Family !
hurch. Rev. Lawrence Fede. s. J.. Of !
ciauing. Interment was in Mount ,
'livet cemetery Mr. Kasnari was SO
ears of age, and leaves wife to {
lourn his loss.
Miss Laura Hackett departed this {
fe ON Saturday, Feb. %, at the home {
f her sister. Mrs f. S Risley. 1853 {
outh Eleventh street. The funeral ,
as held Sunday afternoon from st. !
eos church. Interment was in Fair
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