The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-06

! Sluence OIL LIT. L. V. Carlln, l4U6 STOUT
street.
Mrs. G. T. Kearns of 1885 Williams
! street entertained the Sacred Heart
Ladies Aid society Thursday after
noon, June 4.
Obituary.
Mrs. Delice Hoban passed peacefully
away on Saturday, May 30, at her
home, 1926 Race street. The funeral
took place Tuesday morning from Sa-
cred Heart church, and was largely at
/ tended. Burial was in Mount Olivet
cemetery. Mrs. Hoban is survived by
two sons, Charles E. and William A
Hoban. who resided with her and were
with their mother when death came.
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Mrs. Murto Ryan died on Saturday.
May 80, after an illness of but a few
hours, and was buried Monday with
requiem mass at st. Leos church. In
terment was in Mount Calvary Gem
etery. Mrs. Ryan came with her hus-
band to Denver in the early sixties and
settled on the west side, where she re
sided until her death The family home
is at 1862 Tenth street.
Another interesting pioneer of Den
yer was called TO her reward on Satur-
day, May 81. Mrs. Mary Scherer, while
apparently in perfect health and occu-
pied with her household cares, was
stricken with apOpleXy at her home
s24 West Fourteenth avenue, and after
few hours of semi-consciousness
death came to her relief Mrs. Scherer
was a native of Germany, and emil
grated TO this country with her hus
band in 1863, and came Immediately to
Denver. She was always prominent in
German circles. The funeral took
place Tuesday morning from st. Eliza
beth's church. and was attended by the
Society of Christian Mothers and other
religious bodies. Mrs. Scherer is sur
vived by her husband, Mathew Scherer |
five daughters and two sons, all of !
whom reside in Denver.
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After a long and lingering illness, |
during which two surgical operations |
were performed without any benefit to !
her, Miss Mary Rosengrave died at |
Mercy hospital on Wednesday, May y. |
Her funeral occurred from Logan ave-
nue chapel Monday morning, and was
conducted by Rev. Father Belzer.
Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery
Miss Rosengrave's only living relative
is brother in Ireland. Another broth
er. Patrick Rosengrave, died in Denver
during the past winter.
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The interesting life of Mrs. Catherine l.
Livingstone was brought to a quiet and II
peaceful close last week, and her funer-
al, which was held from Sacred Heart
church on Friday morning, May 90
vas attended by many who deeply
the loss of a good Christian
friend and neighbor. Mrs. Livingstone
a Of fnys
nearly thirty years, and her son George
\. Livingstone, is among the rapidly
Using young men of the City Another
son, Rev. Thomas Livingstone, S. j.. of
Detroit, came to attend his mothers
uneral Burial was in Mount Olivet
cemetery.
What seemed at first but a slight ac-
dent, resulted in The death of Mrs.
sophie Fletcher Friday evening at St.
oseph's hospital. Two weeks ago Mrs
fletcher was thrown from a buggy,
nd in falling her foot was caught in
he spokes of the wheel, causing a
ompound fracture just above the an .
lie, which, though painful, was at no :
ime deemed serious. She was taken TO
he hospital, but improved so rapidly
hat she was removed to her home, 351
layton street, on Monday, May %. AL
lost Immediately symptoms of lockjaw
eveloped, and until the time of her
cath her suffering was intense Mrs.
letchers death is peculiarly sad, be- !
ause she leaves five small children G
nd was but q years of age. Her hus- t;
and, Edward Fletcher is lieutenant OF T
lgine company No. 10 She also leaves e
mother, Mrs. Walburg Hensler. and C.
rother, Albert P. KintZ. Mrs. Mary d,
[oore of Arvada is a sister. ~
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Mrs. Modesto Mott, the widow of 7
rank j. Mott, a Denver attorney who IL
ed last year, passed away on Monday o
orning al Mercy hospital, where she l.
as operated on one day last week. The :,
neral took place from the Logan ave T.
Ie chapel on Wednesday morning at
30 o'clock, Father McMenamin Off
ating.
Mrs Mott had lived a retired life for c
e past few years, but uutii then she
Id been conspicuous in the social life y
Denver, as well as being Il promi-
ent church worker She came Of an y
d and distinguished family of New t,
orkers, and was the daughter of a sea es
ptain n
The family came here from Georgia ri
the early eighties. Thera were two "A
ildren. One of them is Mrs Harry .,
lrr of Denver, and the other. a boy. II
as claimed by death. Mrs. Constance e,
atone of the cathedral parish is N
ster of Mrs. Mott. She and Mrs. Burr ~
e the only surviving relatives. q.