The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-03-23
Obituary.

Obituary.
Mr.. Hugh Owens, eldest brother of
| Fire Chief Terrence Owens, died at St.
! Anthony's hospital on Monday. March
IS, after a prouacted illness. Mr.
| Owens was native of st. Johns. New
I Brunswick, but resided in Colorado for
thirty years, where he was engaged in
mining at Durango. When his health
failed he came to Denver for treatment.
/ Mr.. Owens was in his siXtieth year. and
unmarried. The funeral occurred We'd
/ nesday morning. March 90, from Sacred
! Heart church. Requiem mass was said
! by Rev. Father Swift. :. J. Burial was
/ in Mount Olivet cemetery.
Mrs. Laura May Priest. wife of
! Charles c. Priest of 995 Julian street,
died at her home on Tuesday March
! i. Her funeral occurred Saturday
morning with requiem mass at St.
! Leo's church. Interment was in Mount
! OlVet cemetery. Mrs. Priest was only
= years of age, and had been married
/ but short time. Besides her husband,
she is survived by two sisters. Miss NJ.
r. Spesser and Mrs. RousselIs, and 4
brother, Mr. r. P. Spesser.
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Charlie Bayman, whose accidental
death at Livingston. Mont, cast a deep
gloom over mis- large circle of friends in
/ Denved. was buried Friday afternoon,
March 10, from the home of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Bayman. 2444
! Fifteenth street. Service was conduct
ed at St Parick's church by Rev Jo-
seph p Carrigan. The funeral was
under the auspices of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen. of which the
younC man was 4 member Burial was
in I
was 20 years Of age, and had resided in
Denver all his life.
Mrs. katherine Osborne, wife of
Frank j. Osborne, passed away on
Monday, March II, at the family home,
243O Harlan street, Edewater. The
funeral was held Thursday morning
from st. D0minic's church, where Rev.
Father O'Neil, O. F.. said requiem mass
for the repose of her soul, and spoke
feelinsly of the edifying life Of the de-
ceased. IntermenI was in Mount Olivet
/ cemetery.
The funeral Of little Eva S. Oakley
was held last week from her parents
home, 2S10 Larimer street. Burial was
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Thomas Garrity. popular mem
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doom in the aBrnard block on Sunday,
March 10, after a short illness. The
funeral occurred Wednesday morning
from St JoseDh's church, requiem mass
being celebrated by Rev. Father
Brown, c. S. S. r. Representatives of
several fraternal organizations were
present. Interment was in Mount Oil
vet cemetery.
Anna niclyipco1 po+b,.oll Tho 1,o1,,-
daughter Of DIR. William c. Rothwell of
Salt Lake City. died Friday, March Il.
at the home of her grandparents, DR.
and Mrs. William J. Rothwell, 207S Og-
dent street. The little one was %
months old, and at no time had been
very strong. Her mother, who was
very well known in Denver as Miss
NIuriel Dickinson. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. p. Dickinson of Hugo. Colo.
died in salt Lake in October 1905. and
the body was brought to Denver for
burial
The funeral of little Anna occurred
Monday afternoon from the home of
DR. and Mrs. w. ]. Rothwell, Rev. NJ.
W. Donovan Of Logan avenue chapel
reading the service. Dr. w c. Roth
well arrived from Salt Lake City sun
day evening.
Denver friends were grieved last
week at receiving news from Butte,
Mont. Of the death Of Mrs Frederick
+. ThUTdle, former Denver girl. As
Miss Nellie Baker, Mrs. ThurdIe is well
remembered here, where she was a pu-
pill of Sacred Heart school. and later
quite popular in East Denver social
circles. Two years ago she went with
her husband to Butte, where he is en-
gagged in the candy manufacturing
business. Mrs. Thurdle leaves a large
family Of sisters and brothers in Den
yer. They are Mrs. l. d. Hill Mrs IT.
j. Hanrahan. Mrs. c. L. Vallmar, Miss
Margaret Baker and Miss Lizzie Baker,
Messrs. J. j. Barkhausen. ]. II. Bark
hansen, f. F. Barkhausen. Ray T.
Baker and Edward Baker None of
them were with her when she died In
terment was in Butte.
A double funeral was held Sunday
afternoon, March II. from the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Treckman. 2757
Curtis street, two of the three beloved
little children Of the household having
fallen victims of suppressed measles. !
Little Joseph, aged 3. and Christine.
aged 2 years. were laid side by side in
Mount Olivet cemetery. The sympathy
Of the community is extended the deep
ly afflicted parents, whose only other
child, a babe months old, is also at
the point of dealth from measles.
The funeral OF Mrs. Maria Kimmel |
was held Monday morning, March Is, |
from St. Francis de Sales church. Rev.
Father Donnelly officiating at requiem |
mass. Interment was in Mount Calvary
cemetery.