The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-06-19
BUTTE, MONT.

IdlElCk ~ Nell, Tor the past twenty
years well known resident of Butte,
died Saturday at his home. 204 Missoula
avenue, of stomach trouble. Besides
his wife he is survived by seven
children, Josephine, James, Martin.
Mary. Patrick. John and Francis. His
mother, three sisters and as many
brothers also survive him. The sisters
are Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. Ellen Burke
and Mrs. Johanna ONeil The brothers
are John and Will of Calumet, Mich.
| and Martin O'Neil of Butte. The fu-
neral was held from the family resi-
dence Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock,
proceeding to ST. Lawrence's church
where mass of requiem was celebrat-
ed at 10 o'clock.
Michael j. Egan, well known miner
of Butte. died Sunday night at his late
residence, 405 West Virginia street,
after an Illness of several months He
is survived by his mother Mrs. Ma1y
Egan, two brothers, James of Butte and
Dan of Salt Lake, and three sisters.
Mrs. Anna Quill of Butte, Mrs. Mary
Davis of Fairbanks, Alaska. and Mrs
T. f, Shay of Virginia City, New. Mr.
Egan was 40 years of age and was born
Mt Louisville. Ky. He resided for
number of years at Virginia CITY. New.
and came to Butte about seventeen
years ago. enga ging in mining soon
dtter his arrival here. In this city he
mad wide acquaintanceship and was
neld in high esteem. He was member
of the Fraternal Brotherhood, ROYAL
Court and Supreme lodge. A. o. u. W.
A high mass of requiem was celebrated
at st. Patrick's church on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Dillon. known throughout
the city as the little blind violinist. is
dead. She succumbed to an attack of
rfNC-tN.r f..1,
suffered for three weeks. Sunday noon
at the home of her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs Joseph Dillon of 726 North Mon
tana street, and her passing brought
genuine grief and sorrow to hundreds
who loved her and held her in the high |
est esteem for her sweet disposition
and many beautiful traits of character. |
Miss Dillon was q Butte girl by birth. |
AT the age of she became blind. fol- |
lowing an attack of scarlet fever. anC
was educated in the school for the
blind at Boulder. showing remarkable |
aptltude III her studies and graduating |
from the institution several years ago
with high hOnors. She was a talented |
and for some time lead thu
orchestra at Hennessy's store. She !
was "a years of age, and during her |
lfetlme numbered her friends through /
out the city in the hundreds. Message |
Of coincidence sent the members of tn
bereaVed family and the expressions or |
sorrow which the news of her death
brought forth attested to the esteem
in which she was held in Butte. Besides
her parents She is survived by four sis.
ters. Misses frankie. Zeta and Olive
Dillon and Mrs. Dennis Farrell. and
two brothers, Charles and Jean Dillon.
al of Butte. Mrs. Ed O'Donnel is an
aunt and James. Charles, John and Dan
McCaulie are uncles.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season of 1909 was celebrated AT ST
Patrlck's church with nuptial high
mass on Wednesday morning, June ?
"hen Rev. Father DeSiere united in
marriage Joseph E. HarTigan and Miss
Helena DenDison, both of this city. The
Wedding party entered tho church to the
trains of Lohengrins wedding march.
played by Mrs. Rooney. The groom
nd groomsman LED the march, followed
" the bridesmaid. then the brile. ac
ompamed by her father who gave her
way at the altar. The bride wore q
eautiful princess gown Of white satin
nessaline embroidered with spaneles
me wore 4 picture hat trimmed with
mite plumes and carried shower bou
uet OF brides roses. She was attended
ner sisters Anna, who looked charm
lS IN princess gown of ping satin
lessallne and a picture hat of mink
mon and willow plumes The groom =
,as attended by Charles A. Mack. '
While the day was not the most pleas.
Mt that could be desired, it did no, 4
revent a large number of their friends c
'om being in attendance. The bride n
as formerly Of Ishpenning. Mich. but
as resided in Butte for nearly three +
ears. During that time she has hv r
ar pleasing and affable manner. won +
osts of friends. She is numbere.7 h
nong Butte's prettiest and most
vable girls. The groom was formerly q
Marion, Ind, but for the past five y
ears has been in the employ of tn, Il
ennessy Mercantile company and has n
so won hosts of friends. They re-
lived many beautiful and costly pres A
It's, as well as many telegrans vf :,
ngratulations from eastern friends :,
I'd relatives which testify to the high =,
TEEN in which both are held They 81
TT on the North Coast Limited for u
1attle and other coast cities. to be
'sert about three weeks. Upon their y
turn they will be at home at 21S n y.
'uth Jackson where the groom has Is
epared an elegantly furnished home 81
leir many friends congratulate them w
I'd extend to them sincere wishes for y
happy and prosperous future. bl
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