The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-03
Obituary.

Patrick Callahan, who died last week
at Albuquerque, New Mexico. was
buried on Friday. March 26 from the
home Of his brother, Martin Callahan,
2S51 Blake street. Requiem mass was
read at Sacred Heart church Burial
was i'm Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Just as life was beginning to unfold
her choicest blessing to him, Joseph |
Sheridan answered the summons to ap-
pear before the throne OF God. Mr.
Sheridan. a former resident of Denver
but later of Monte Vista. died at Mercy
hospital, this city. on Wednesday.
March "A, after an illness covering
nearly a year. Exposure to severe
weather during a mountain blizzard af-
fected the young mans spine, causing
a withering of the spinal cord. Mr..
sheridan was brought to Denver for
treatment and the best known men of
the medical profession were called in to
attend him. but it became evident last
August that death was but a question
of time. Mr. Sheridan was born in Ire
land thirty three years ago. but came
TO Denver with his parents when but a
child. He received his education at
the Sacred Heart college. where he was
distinguished not only for high intel
lectual attainments but also for the
folded itself even in early youth. His
funeral took place from Sacred Heart
church Friday, March 26 Burial was
i'm Mount Olivet cemetery. With Mr.
Sheridan during the closing hours of
his life were his father. p. ]. Sheridan
Of Monte Vista; his sisters Mrs. Bur-
goyne Baker of Leavenworth. Kan,
Mrs. James Mcdonald and Mrs James
Roper of Monte Vista and Miss Fran
ces Sheridan. who came from Mexico
where she was visiting; also brother
James NJ. Sheridan of Trinidad An
other brother, Martin p Sheridan. is
engaged in mining in Old Mexico The
family was at one time prominent in
Denver.
After a long period of welded life. a
long sharing of each others JOYS and
sorrows, death did not long separate
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Crowley Mrs
Crowley closed her eyes in the last long
sleep on Tuesday, March %. at her
home, 2253 Champa street. and was
buried on Friday with requiem mass at
the Church of the Holy Ghost On
Tuesday, March 30, Rev. Father Ben
der was called upon to read requiem
mass again, this time for the soul of
Charles Crowley, who departed this life
at st. JoSephs hospital on Saturday.
March 81 Both now lie side by side
in Mount Calvary cemetery They are
survived by one daughter, Mrs Walter
Pariin of Como; Colo,
Without any particular warning
death entered the home of Joseph O. |
Dostal, 1860 Logan avenue. last Satur- |
day morning and took off Mrs. Mary |
Hamllik Dostal. one of the best known |
church workers and pioneers in the city |
OF Denver, Mrs. Dostal was a woman |
of robust constitution and limitless en- |
ergy and the illness which terminated |
fatally for her was not considered seri- |
Gus until twenty-four hours before |
death came to her relief Mrs. Dostal |
was seized with a cold four weeks ago |
and II settled in her head. causing the |
formation of an absceSs with the at (
tendant excruciating pain. For a time
she seemed TO recover, but q relapse |
last week brought her family to her
bedside. where they remained until the
end. Miss Rose Hamllik. a sister. was
her constant attendant during the last
days. but there were also with her
when she passed away her husband. j.
q. Dostal; Mrs. George Livingston a
daughter: George Dostal and Frank
Dostal. sons.
Mrs Dostal was buried in Mount Oil
vet cemetery on Monday after high
mass Of requiem at Logan Avenue
chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dostal came 10 Colo l
RADIO from Iowa City. Ia, in 1864 and
settled in Central City. There they
made their home for many years. Mr.
Dostal engaged in the stock business
and was singularly successful. He was
a pioneer in the field which has since
2 ven Colorado an industry almost as
famous as her mines or her agriculture.
Mrs. Dostal had always been active
in church work. She was a woman of
charitable inclinations. and many We're
The unfortunate ones who found in her
2 friend in need. The church was
With loving friends come to