The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-03-09

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20 years of age and had a promising
future. His funeral occurred Friday
morning, March /, with requiem mass
at Sacred Heart Church. Interment
was in Mount Olivet cemetery. Besides
his mother the young man left a, sis
ter, Miss Winifred A. Williams, to
mourn his loss.
Mrs Philomine Neven departed this
life on Thursday, Feb. %, at the family
home. 1439 West Thirty-fifth avenue.
| The funeral occurred Saturday morn
! ing, March 2, from Saint Patrick s
| Church, where Reverend j. P. Carri-
gan celebrated requiem mass for the
repore of her soul. Deceased was born
iR Massachusetts nearly seventy years
ago, and is survived by four children.
Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Archambault and
Messrs. NJ. and S. Neven.
The funeral of William Feller the
young man who met with a tragic
death at the Colfax Pressed Brick COM
panys yards on Monday, Feb. %, was
held Thursday afternoon from the
home, 912 South Washington avenue
AS the Forty Hours Alteration was in
progress at his parish church, that of
Saint Francis de Sales, no requiem
mass could be said. so the pastor, Rev
erend j. j. Donnelly, read the funeral
service at the house, after which the
body was conveyed to Mount Olivet
cemetery.
Mrs Hannah Sliney, wife of Patrick
Sliney, Of Sheridan, was called to her
reward last week. after a brief illness.
Interment was made in Mount Calvary
cemetery, Denver, Wednesday morning,
Feb. q.
Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh died Thurs
day, Feb. 2S, after an illness of some
months. which she bore with the
Christian fortitude which characterized
her life. Mrs. Cavanaugh was a pio-
neer settler in Colorado and widow of
Mr.. Thomas Cavanaugh, who died
about ten years ago. For thirty-five
years she was a foremost worker in
the Altar and Rosary society of the old
Cathedral parish, but when the boun-
dairy line was changed her home at
1927 Arapahoe street where she had
lived ever since coming to Colorado,
was placed in Saint Leo's parish, to
which she transferred her allegiance.
Her funeral took place Sunday after
noon, March 8, from Saint Leo's church
and was largely attended. The Altar
and Rosary society of the Cathedral
was present in body. Reverend
beautiful and simple life of the dead |
woman, whom he mourned as per- |
sonal friend and a helper in many of /
his parochial duties. Interment was in |
Mount Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Cavan-
augh is survived by one son, Thomas |
Cavanaugh, and two daughters, Mrs |
Mary Smith and Miss Margaret Ca |
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which occurred at Steele hospital on |
Friday, March 1, was peculiarly sad. |
Helen was the 11-year-old daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gawley, of the An
parish, and with her four
brothers and sister was attacked by |
diphtheria week ago. Then the moth
er, too, fell a victim and all were sent
to the Steele hospital. Helen's has
been the only death so far, but all are
in precarious condition. The little
girl was laid to rest in Mount Calvary
cemetery, Sunday morning, March 8.
A beautiful life went out last week
when the Angel ,of Death called the
pure and frail spirit of Miss Antoinette
Collins to a better life. Though but 20 /
years of age the young woman had
been an invalid for some time and, ac-
by her brother, came out
IF health. Her funeral occurred Sat
lrday morning from her home, 1859
avenue. Requiem mass
vas said at Logan Avenue chapel. K
Frank c. Egender of 80 West
twelfth avenue. died on Friday, March /.
. and his funeral took place Sunday /
afternoon from Saint Elizabeth's
Church. 1t was under the auspices of
branch No. 4, Catholic Mutual Benefit
Association. Saint Mary's branch No s
9S, L. c. B. A, attended in a body ]
md there was a large representation !
rom other fraternal organizations. {
nterment was in Mount Olivet ceme-
cry.
Saturday morning, March 3, the 6
months mind of Mr.. John Reddin was s
Celebrated at Logan Avenue chapel.
A high mass of requiem was sung at I
,ogan Avenue chapel on Friday March Il
for the repose of the soul of Miss 2
Iargaret Mcnamara. This was the Of Z
aring of the Guardian Angel guild for
heir deceased honorary member
Iany received Holy Communion. Miss b
IcNamara died at Saint Joseph's hos E
ital Sunday evening, Feb. "A.
of Robert Emmet was fit b
ngly celebrated Monday evening,
Iarch 4, at Granada hall by the Irish
merican Progressive Society. The !
alient feature of the occasion was an
1dress on the Life and Character of
obert Emmett" by Mr.. John B. Nc
auran, who has made a special study
the history of Ireland and of her
iints, patriots and martyrs. II
Mr.. Edward Keating spoke eloquent 81
on Irish Sentiment Against an An II
o-American Alliance" There was n
'lendid musical program and the o.
-ening concluded with dancing. is
The Ancient Order of Hibernians has m
scided to hold no ball this year in OF
NOR of Ireland's patron saint. ia
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The Seven Last Words of Christ" al
at beautiful cantata that called forth la
ch unstinted praise last year, will be tt
peated in Saint Elizabeth's Church to
lnday evening, March 10. Miss Jo- P
phine Woeber is drilling a large choir sc
fifty voices and has endeavored in ra
far as possible to procure the singers is
10 helped her to last years great sue vc
SIS. Miss Clara Woeber will preside | it;
the organ, besides which there will
a full orchestral accompaniment.
Personal.
Mrs Langan and daughter, Miss
gnon Langan, have returned from an -
tended stay in California. Miss Lam
n suffered a severe attack of typhoid n
yer last fell and it was to hasten her -,
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