The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-16
OBITUARY.

MIS- h. w Davis, until a mOnth ago
a resident of Denver, died in Kansas
City last week. She was the sister of
Sister Dolorine, superioress of st.
Mary's academy in Denver. Mrs. Da-
Wis came to this city few years ago
from st. Louis, and Mr.. Davis asso-
ciated himself with the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company. Mrs. Davis health
was not good and she was lonely for
the state of Missouri, where she had
spent most of her life. A month ago
they moved to Kansas City. Last week
Sister Dolorine was passing through
that place on her way to Loretto, KY,
to attend the election of a new moth
er general for the Lorettine order,
and stopped to visit with Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Davis was in exceedingly bad
health and passed away while Sister
Dolorine was with her She was a
woman of splendid character, kind
and gentle, and had the ability to
make friends and keep them. During
the few years she lived in Denver she
made many warm friends, and the
news of her death has brought sad
ness to them. She was buried in St
Louis, where married daughter re-
sides, and where the family formerly
made its home.
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Mrs. Rose Mary Gordon, wife of c.
w. Gordon, died at Mercy hospital on
Saturday last. The funeral was held
with high mass from Logan Avenue
church on Monday morning. Father
J. f. McDonough, who attended Mrs.
Gordon, giving her the last rites of
the church, preached the funeral SER
mon.
George F. Sahm of Salt Lake City
died on Wednesday, July 6, at st. Jo-
seph's hospital. He was buried Sum
day afternoon in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry, the funeral arrangements being
in charge of the Woodmen of the
World. Burial service was read in ST
Leo's church.
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Litmen,
who died on Saturday, July 9, at the
home of George Champion, 3441 Clay
street, was held on Tuesday with high
Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery
Mrs. Litmer had but recently come
from Cincinnati and was making her
home in Jefferson, Colo.
Miss Mary Crimmins passed away
on Tuesday, July 5, at her home on
Clay street and West Forty-eighth
avenue. Her funeral was held on Fri
day from Logan Avenue chapel and
was attended by Immaculate Concep-
lion Cathedral branch No. 902, Ladies'
Benevolent association, of
which she was a member. Interment
was in, Mount Olivet cemetery
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The funeral of Mrs. Ella T. Bennett,
Who died on Wednesday, July 6, oc-
cured on Saturday from the home,
3246 Gilpin street Requiem mass was
-ead at Annunciation church by Rev.
Father Burke. Burial was in Mount
Olivet cemetery. Mrs. Bennett is sur
lived by her husband, Frank Bennett,
md three sisters, Mrs. John E. Witte,
Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. Peter
Grouse of Central
Mildred Arnold. the baby daughter
If Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Arnold,
lied on Thursday, July 8, at the fam
ly home, 752 Elati street. Funeral
service was read Saturday afternoon
n st. Joseph's church. Interment was
n Mount Olivet cemetery.
P. T. McNulty of 6SS Galapagos
street died at his home on Tuesday,
fully 5. at the age of so years. most !
If which time had been spent in Col |
,rado. The funeral took place on |
Thursday with requiem mass at st. |
-oseph's church. Burial was in Mount |
0liyet cemetery.