The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07
THE MTERMoUNTAM AND COLORADO CATHoLC MARCH T. 1908

thorough social success. but netted in
the neighborhood of 1913, with which
sum the young women expect to be
able to greatly increase the usefulness
Of the library, which is already as
| suming promising proportions.
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st. Claras Aid society met Monday
afternoon, March 2. at the orphanage,
952 Tenth street. The attendance was
| unusually large and much business
was transacted Resolutions of condo
lences were extended the Sisters and
children in the great loss sustained by
them in the sad death of Father Leo,
their pastor and well-beloved friend.
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Miss Rose Hamllik spent last week
| in Golden.
Miss Marie Sheedy is visiting rela-
tives in Leavenworth, Kan. Her sis
| ter, Miss Florence Sheedy, left the
same week for a short stay in New
| York
| Much entertaining is being done for
Miss Margaret Schlacks. former Den
yer girl. now here on visit from her
new home in Chicago.
Miss Hazel O'Shea of Humboldt
street went down to New Orleans to
enjoy the festivities of Mardi Gras.
She will remain until the latter part
of March.
j. H. Webster returned this week
from trip to Old Mexico.
Mr.. John A. Flynn will leave within
few days for visit to his boyhood
home in Princeton, N j. A change Of
altitude was found necessary for Mr..
Flynn, on account of his recent nervous
breakdown.
Mrs. w. P. Horan is enjoying the
baths at Hot Springs, Ark.
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Mrs. Mary Glitch Long writes from
Honolulu that she is having a delight
full time in that land of sunshine, so
delightful in fact that she will remain
at least another month.
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Miss Irene Howard is home again,
after prolonged visit in the east.
Obituary.
Joseph Biancullo ,one of the wealth
lest and most prominent Italian cit
izens of Denver, died last week at his
home, S17 Twenty-ninth street, after
long illness. Death was due to
Bright's disease. Mr.. Biancullo was
born in Italy in 1853 and emigrated to
America at the age of IA In 1869 he
settled in Colorado, and for the past
twenty years has been one of the firm
of De Cunto, Barra & Co In addi-
ton he had large property interests in
Leadville and Pueblo. While on a !
visit to his native land he wooed and
won the charming woman who is now
left widow. Four daughters, Fannie, |
Ad9lar1o nd MT /
Frank Biancullo, and sister, Mrs A. |
Briglia, are also left to mourn his loss |
The funeral occurred Sunday after |
noon, March l, from Sacred Heart |
church, and was attended by the prin-
ciptal italian societies of the city and |
by hundreds of the dead mans busi-
ness associates, as well as the poor
who had reason to bless his name In
terment was in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry.
The funeral of William w. Burke of
2157 Glenarm place. took place Wednes-
day from Logan avenue chapel, where
requiem mass was read for c4Sie repose
Of his soul. Interment SaS DIN Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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Mrs. Mary L. Doyle wife of Thomas
Doyle, died on Saturday, February %,
AZ the nome or her sister. Mrs. Dennis
w Mullen, $50 Emerson street Mrs
Doyle had suffered for some wears
rom cancer, and an operation about a
year ago failed to give her even tenn
oorary relief. Mrs. Doyle had been a
'esident of Denver for twenty-seven
ears and was widely known and loved.
Her funeral took place Tuesday morn
ng, with requiem mass. at ST. Leo's
church. The Sacred Heart Aid society
md Good Shepherd Aid association at /
ended the funeral and passed suita- |
lie resolutions, for Mrs. Doyle was for
ears an active member of both bod
es Interment was in Mount Olivet !
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Dominic Lavelle passed away on Fri !
lay, February 2S, at the home of his
'rother John J. Lavelle 31O6 Clay
treet. Funeral took place on Monday.
1arch 2. from st. Dominic's church.
where requiem high mass was cele-
rated at $50 o'clock by the pastor.
rev. Francis O'Neil, o. p Interment !
ras in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr..
.avelle is survived by a sister. Mrs.
Lawlor, and two brothers, !
Ohm j. and Walter Lavelle
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The funeral of Henry Brust. who 9
led at his home, 4794 Gilpin street. {
as held Sunday afternoon from st.
oseph's Polish Catholic church. Rev.