The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-04

Saturday to the officials of the Colo.
rado & Southern railroad, to make the
trip to Fort Collins where they inspect
ed the new street railway system.
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Miss Mary Paul, who spent the past
three months in Kansas City returned
home in time to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred K.
Paul, 1775 Clarkson street.
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Mrs. Lille Keough and Mrs Jasper
McCulloch, who came to Denver to at
+, tend the funeral of their father, Patrick
]. McNulty have returned to their
home in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gates have re-
turned to their home in Seattle, after
a delightful visit with Mr.. Gates moth
er and family of 1929 Franklin street.
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All the Catholic schools of the city,
parochial and private, commenced the
second half of the scholastic year on
Thursday, January End. The attend
ance was very gratifying. :?
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Leap Year was auspiciously inaug-
urated by several prominent young men
who conceived the unique plan of hold
ing reception to which were hidden
their young women friends. The hosts
on this occasion were Stephen Collins.
Thomas Collins, Lester Howe, Charles
Nickerson and Charles Wilken. 1t was
at the home of the last mentioned
young man at 1915 Corona street that
the friends were received. The house
was gay with Christmas greens, while
holly and mistletoe were much In evil
dence. The young folks thoroughly en-
joyed the novelty of the situation and
1t was declared the most successful
party OF the holiday season.
The congregation at II o'clock mass
at st. Leo's church on Christmas day
enjoyed the rare treat of hearing a
sermon from the eloquent Rev. Thomas
H. Malone, who is spending the hoh
days with his sister, Mrs. John ]. Ryan.
Obituary.
Mrs. Albert Stenger, who came to
Denver to attend the funeral of her |
father, Mr.. Charles Brown, left the
day after Christmas for Pittsburg, Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. F, Moran of. Sa-
cred Heart parish received word last |
week of the death of their cousin, Ray
w. Burke, who was killed in railway
accident at his home in Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. Burke visited Mr.. and Mrs. Moran
in Denver two years ago and made
many friends. He was a musician of
marked ability and was unmarried.
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Funeral service over the body of Mi
,hael Kannally, who died at ST. An
hony's hospital on Tuesday, Dec. "A,
vas held at the Church of the Holy
Ghost on Curtis street Saturday after
To
,fficiated. The body was shipped on the
vening train to Aslon, Kan, accompa-
lied by Charles Mccarthy. brother-in-
aw of Mr.. Kannally.
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Francis Banniere, who died at his
ome, 1888 Sixth street was buried Fri
ay morning, Dec. 81, with requiem
mass at st. Lao's church. Representa-
ives from several fraternal societies
scorted the body to it's resting place
\ Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Harry Rust. .. young man who came
} Denver several years ago in the fond
ope of benef1ting his health. passed |
way on Christmas day, victim of c
tuberculosis. The funeral occurred / 1
'riday morning from the family home, f
South kalamath street to st. Jo- f
eph's church. where requiem mass a
as read for the repose of his soul. In F
,rment was in Mount Olivet cemetery. F
he young man is survived by his c
lother, Mrs Katherine Rust Z
The funeral of Patrick Rosengriff. g
no died at Mercy hospital on Satur- o
ly, Dec. %, was held on Monday from c
ogan avenue chapel, where solemn c
gh mass of requiem was sung. with o
ev. II. L. McMenamin celebrant. Rev. e
,hn Belzar deason, and Rev. J. F. Nc Ii
enough, sub-deacon. The music was Il
FINISHED by Professor J. A. Michers N
,Cellent choir.
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Deep sympathy is felt for Mr.. and h
RS. r. B. Mcclellan in the sad loss tc
ey have sustained in the death of lie
cir beautiful and gifted daughter. r
1by Gertrude Mcclellan. Miss Nc ST
ELAN died at the family home. Co 81
ark street, on Thursday, Dec. 26. aft II
a short illness. The funeral took es
ace Saturday morning from st. Jo- cl
ph's church, which was filled with &C
rroWing friends of the dead girl and de