The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-11
Obituary.

/ MI John l.. CallaShdn. d prominent
| contractor OF the city, and at one time
actively identified with local politics.
! died on Monday. April %, at his home
! 2T24 Lawrence street. Death was due
TO hemorrhage of the brain, and was
| rather sudden
! Mr.. Ca1laghan was born in Canada
nearly fifty years ago. but had been
/ resident of Denver since 1887. The
funeral occurred Friday morning, May
5. from Sacred Heart church, where a
vast concourse Of friends assisted at
requiem mass for the repose of his soul.
Burial was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Callaghan is survived by a widow
and eight children.
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The body of Mr.. Robert J. Morrow.
who died on Monday. April %, IT his
home on Bryant street and Thirty-t third
avenue, was shipped to Thnr,nson. s.
d.. for interment.
Mr., John ConIey, an aged man en-
Dloyed for years in the Union depot
yards as yardman. met with a sudden
and tragic death on Wednesday, May
l. While repairing a frog he was
startled by an approaching engine and,
stepping back to let ii pass. fell right
in front of one coming from the other
direction. Death was instantaneous
and the body mangled beyond recog-
milton.
Mr.. Conley had been resident of
Denver for twenty-five years coming
here from Maryland shortly after his
marriage With his wife and four
children he lived at 26j7 Seventeenth
street The funeral took place Satur-
DAY morning. May /, from st. Patricl's
church. Rev. j. p. Carrigan officiating
At requiem mass. Interment was in
Mount Olivet cemetery
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Mr.. William Frawley of 1926 Gilpm |
street departed this life on Thursday, |
May ,, at ST. Anthony's hospital He |
was buried Sunday afternoon. May 5, |
from Annunciatiou church, Rev. Fa- |
ther Walsh officiating. Burial was in /
Mount Calvary cemetery, services at |
the grave being conducted Ey the |
Woodmen of the World,
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The funeral Of Albert ]. Alderman, |
who died last week at his home 1885
West Colfax avenue. was held Sunday /
afternoon, May :, from 81 I7lizabeth's
church, Of which he had for years been
a devout attendant. A number Of re-
igious societies We're present Inter-
nent was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
The body Of Willis f. Murphy, who
lied ON Saturday. May 4 at st. 90
seph's hospital, was shipped Sunday 10
ais former home in Curtis, Nab.
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Abraham Motler, who diei last week
1t st. Anthony's hospital, was buried
Sunday afternoon, May :. in Mount
Calvary cemetery. Service was con-
lucted at Mount Carmel.
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The funeral of Patrick Dalton took
place Tuesday afternoon, May Z, from
he undertaking parlors of E. p. Nc
Govern. Interment was in Mount o.
vet cemetery. Mr.. Dalton was 81
years of age. the father of John Dalton
IF Pueblo, and uncle of Michael Doran
and Miss Mary Long of Denver.
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Andrew Simington, an old resident of
Denver, died on Sunday, May 5. at the
tge of II years. Interment took place
Tuesday afternoon in Mount Olivet
Mrs. Mary K. Woolheater OF T93
south Eleventh street, died at st. An
hony's hospital on Friday May 3. She +,
vas buried Tuesday morning with
'equiem mass at St. Joseph's church,
sixth avenue and South Water street.
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Commencing Sunday. May II. and 7,
during the summer months,
he first mass at Logan averue chapel
viii be at 6 o'clock instead Of 6:30 This ,
$ to accommodate those wishing to go :
'ut of town on Sundays during the :
leatcd term.