The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
MRS. FLYNN'S FUNERAL
AT CATHOLIC CHURCH
MANY RELATIVES AND FRiNEDS
:'ROM OUT OF TOWN CAME TO
ATTEND THE SERVICES
T0i.AN.

TD;aNf.
vi 10 O'Clock This mornie% funer-
al services were held over the re-
mains OF the late Mrs. w. Il. Flynn
at the Catholic church. which were
attended by many friends and rela-
lives. Relatives from outside of
town were Mrs. L.. T.. Flynn and
aaushter, OF %.springren, Wis, mothe.
and sister. John Flynn. Chicago,
Lawrence Flynn. North Dakota. Mir.
and Mrs. TIM. Smith. OF Beach, y. D..
Sister Maurice. OF Waukegan, III.
The friends from out or town were
Joseph Roach. Marion Roach, Helen
Watson. Mrs w. T.. Cody. Mrs. Car
ney, and Mrs. J.. \. Dunn, OF Mason
City. Iowa. Miss Lii Patton. OF En-
= mctsburs, Iowa, and Mrs. Stevens,
OF Murdo.
Solemn Requiem Mass was cele-
Ihrated by Father O'Flaherty as cele-
Grant, Father Bouier. OF Woonsock-
Jet, deacon. and Father Harte. OF this
city, rs subdeacon. Father Hartc
preached a very pathetic sermon en-
The subject The DUTY Catholics Owe
lo tho Dead" which applied in a
way 10 the characteristics of the de-
ceased. After the sermon the .Abso-
ution was given by Father O'Fiaher-
',y, assisted BY Itat.er Bcutcr and
tlarte. The music OF the morning
vas given by the members of the
Catholic choir. The flowers that
were sent TO the residence were M
merous and beautiful and came from
tho manv friends OF the deceased,
all of which told of a love and ,evcr-
cnce for her splendid characteristics.
\ The remains were laid to resi- in
the Catholic cemetery. and the fol-
lowing were the ~pallbearers. James
Lyons, Y w. Leehan, II. c. Raincs,
NJ. +. Patton. j. j. Lahey, c. A. An
derson.
The death of Mrs. Flynn was par
tlcularly sad, and much sympathy
will be extended to the sorrowing
relatives. She was married two
years g to ". III Flynn, and dur
ing part OF the time she had livcd
on q claim in the west and made fire.
Iduent trips to Mitchell to look after
her sick mother. SO devoted has
sac been in that respect that She
gave little heed TO her own ocndi-
lion, which for the past year has not
been of the best. She was iinall,
forced to submit to a slight opera
ton, and She passed away las,
Thursday. Mrs. Flynn has lived IN
Mitchell the greater part of her life.
and was very much admired by her
numerous friends. she leaves a hus-
band. daughter. fathor AID .Ratht,
who MIR. and Mrs. j. Z. Regan.
and sister and brother to noun her
loss. and TO these muca sympathy
Will be expressed.
Mrs. Pailiman Buried.
Funeral services We're held over
the remains Of Mrs. Theodore Parli-
man at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Beddoes, corner
Iof Seventh Avenue cast and Lawler
street Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
and which were attended by nearly
200 friends of the family and the
deceased. SErroundin Sthc casket
We're the floral tokens of many
friends which expressed a sympathy
in the bereavement. The services
were conducted by Rev. Benz. f.
.Tilley, pastor OF the Baptist church.
%no selected the text from Psalms
'119, 75-77, on which he commented
with much feeling and sympathy.
Music was furnished by members of
the Baptist church choir. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Graceland
cemetery. Mrs. Parliman died Fri
day evening after y short illness.
aged 20 years, and leaves n husband.
tcfhni, ooI t,nthr,. c;et,r, a., 1890.
her loss.
Funeral Of Mrs. Patterson.
At the Methodist chu:ch Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock funeral serv-
ices were held Yer the remains Of
ars. ROY Patterson, who died Satur-
day morning, aged 10 years. The
casket was covered with the loving
tributes from friends: The music
was rendered by Misses Saul and Ha-
ger and Messrs. Morse and Dixcn.
DR.. J. S. Hoasland preached a sympa-
thetic sermon in which lie extended
the strong hope to the bereaven ones.
The remains were laid to rest in
cemetery.
The deceased, whose maiden name
was Clara Sweezy, was born at At
Iowa, Jan. 30, 1898. She
was converted ana joined the Christ
ian church at Scranton, Iowa, at the
age of II years. She moved to Full
S. d., in 1905 with ner parents
and resided three years, then move5,
to this city. where she was married :
to Roy Patterson, Jan. 80. 1911.
She leaves a husband, her baby
'hild, father and mother, who reside
'ere, a sister, Mrs. S. j. Colby, of
Iowa. Mrs. Geo. Plum, Of
his city, Mrs. Charles Gibson. OF
fulton S. D.. and a brother. VIM.
sweezy of Franklin, Mimi. The de-
;cased was much admired for her
iplendid traits of character. and her
ieath will be much regretted. i