The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-02
Obituary..

Mrs. Clarence \. Stover of 1927 vii
IiamS street passed away on TueSoav
Dec. %. at Mercy hospital. Mrs. Slower
who until her marriage a year ago was
! Miss Agnes SWigert, was but 22 wears
of age and belonged 10 a family prom
inent in the commercial life of the city
Her funeral took place on Saturday
Dec. 26. from Logan Avenue chapel
| where requiem mass was read by Rev
| Father McMenamin. who also conduc,-
! ed service at the grave in Mount Cal
vary cemetery. Previous to her mar
| riage Mrs. Slower was an ardent mem
J Der of the Young Women's Sodality OF
the cathedral parish.
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Mrs. Annie ". Stouter died on Mon
| day. Dec. u, at Los Angeles, Cal where
she had gone to spend the winter. the
body was brought to Denver for inter-
ment in the family lot in Mount CaI-
vary cemetery. The funeral was heid
on Monday, Dec. %. with requiem mass
at St. Elizabeth's church The society
of Christian Mothers attended IN a
body. Mrs. Stouter was the mother or
Mrs. Theodore Terlinden.
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John Plaes, aged 80 years, and for
some time d resident of Monte Vista.
Colo, died at that place on Saturday
terry, outside Denver on Monday. His
son is a member of the cathedral con-
gregation.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Moleen, mother
of DR.. George A. Moleen, a prominent
young physician of Denver. died al
Mercy hospital on Christmas day. aftW
an illness of three weeks. Mrs. MoieI-l
was a native of st. Louis, but moved
where she continued to reside until the
time of her death. Her home was with
her son at 1858 Marion street. The f:!-
neral was held Monday morning, Dec.
Is, from Logan Avenue chapel, Rev. j.
F. McDonough saying requiem mass.
Burial was in Riverside. Mrs. MoleeI
is survived by her son. DR.. Moleen, ner
only living relative, who has the syi;:-
pathy of the community in his terrible
loss.
Miss Isabel Westland, second daugh-
ter of William Z. Westland, died Satur-
day morning, Dec. 26, at the family
home, 1925 Olive street, Monrcta!r.
Death resulted from pneumonia after
an illness of less than a week. Miss
Westland, who was but Is years of age,
had been down town doing Christmas
shopping early in the week and was ap-
parently in her usual good health. Upon
returning home she went to her rooEl,
where she was found some time later
in a fainting condition. Medical alG
was hastily summoned and FOR seveI%l
days the condition of the young girl APP
peared favorable. but suddenly heart
weakness developed and beautiful and
pure young life quickly went out. The
funeral was held Monday morning,
Dec. 2S. from Logan Avenue chapel.
Rev James Walsh, pastor of MOntClaIT,
read requiem mass and preached Il
touching sermon on the innocent life OF
the young girl The Junior choir rur-
nished the music. Interment was mi
Mount Olivet cemetery. Besides her
father. Miss Westland leaves one sister,
Miss Mary Westland: there are also
mother Mr. WestIands second wife, |
dropped dead of heart disease a rev |
months ago.
The body Of Miss Anna McCrowley, |
who died at 1S45 Grant avenue, was
on Wednesday. Dec. "a, TO Law
son, No, for interment.
Charles Edward Reagan, the 1S-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Reagan |
of 3439 Delgany street, died at ST. |
Lukes hospital Sunday morning, Dec |
p. Death resulted from dropsy, from |
which he had long been a sufferer. Flu
neral service was held Tuesday after
noon at Annunciation church, Rev.
Christopher Walsh officiating Burial |
was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
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The body of Mrs. Lillian Fogerty, who
lied at Cripple Creek on Tuesday. Dec.
%. was brought to Denver for burial in
Mount Calvary cemetery. Requiem mass
was read at st. Leo's church Monday,
Dec. Is.
DIR. James -O'Sullivan. who came 20
colorado from Pittsburg, Pa. in search
If health, died on Sunday, Dec. %. The
were shipped to Pittsburg for
nterment. accompanied by his brother,
Rev. NJ. J. O'Sullivan.
Michael Hewlett of Plattville, one of
he pioneer citizens of Colorado died at
lis home on Saturday. Dec. 26. The
,ody was brought TO Denver and the
uneral was held from Logan Avenue
'hapeI on Wednesday morning, with re-
,uiem mass at o'clock. The CelebFant
vas Rev. William Hewlett, pastor or
It. Ignatius' church, in Pueblo. Father
Iowlett was once pastor of the old ST
Iary's cathedral, on Stout street, ar*
he friends he made then we're generous
With their sympathy in his bereare-
nent.