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Show Obituary. Mr. Patrick Me-Kemia, a nnng man of ?tj yeais. pass-el away at St. Jo.-eph'H hospital em Thursday. Jan. hi. His body was shipped Friday mornir.R to his oh home at f-iverinore. Ia.. accompanied by his unci Mr. Thomas (t. Me Kenna. I'eier. the C-n:onl hs-old son ,r anil Mrs. Maznca e.f 3147 Fiftii slre'e.'i was buried in Moui-t Calvary cemetery Tuesday aftcinoo?,. Mr. Steplien 11. MeAiee ef Stout street, on" of tile eiidesi residents of Sar-re-d Heart parish, died at St. Joseph's Jo-seph's hospital on Thursday. .Tn. 0. His funeral occurretl Saturday morning from Sacred Heart church, ' and was largely attended. Ilcv. Father liarry, S. J.. sang requiem high mass, and the music was furnished by tlie regular J e-hoir. Interment was in Mount Olivet 1 cemetery. Mr. Mc-Atee Was born in Ireland nearly near-ly seventy years ago. but came at an early age to this country. Shortly after his marriage he settled in Denver and v t-ngaged in business. Mr. McAtee's death is the third bereavement be-reavement that the family has suffered within the short space of a year. In January. 1906. one daughter who had th aicated her life to the service of God, passed away at her convent home In Michigan. In the spring another daughter. daugh-ter. Mrs. J. P. Dejstal of Bucyrus, "o.. while out driving with her husband, was thrown out of the carriage and sustained injuries which eaused her death a few days later. And now Mrs. McAtee is called upon to mourn the loss of the one who shared her terrible grief em those two sad occasions. Besides his widow. Mr. McAtee is survived by a daughter, Mrs. T. li. Livennan. 4- y- Mr. Cornelius MeGraw ejied on Saturday, Sat-urday, .Lm. 12. at his home. 3101 California Cali-fornia .street, after a "lingering Illness. He was buried Monday afternoon in Mount Calvary cemetery. Mr. McGraw I 1 came to Denver from Minnesota sixteen years ago and embarked in the hotel business which he continued until he retired from active life a few years SgO. Mr. McGraw was a veteran of tho civil war and also made a gallant and creditable receird during the Indian troubles in the early'days in Minnesota. He is survived by a widow and five children, all residents in Denver, with the exception of one elaughter. Mrs. Anderson, who lives in Minnesota. Michael Mi-chael McGraw, a brother, was one of Colorado's pioneer settlers. "" Jehu H. Phillips, the 2-ye-ar-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of ir,37 Eleventh Elev-enth street, was laid to rest in Mount Calvary cemetery Thursday aft'-rnoon, Jan. 10. . " Mrs. I.ucia Vaooretta of .140R Justina street died last week at St. Luke's hospital, hos-pital, after a short illness. Her funeral textk place Tuesday afternoon from tlie Church of Our T-ady of Mount Carmel. Intel ment was in Mount Calvary cemetery. ceme-tery. Miss Mary F. Carroll, a devout member mem-ber of Sacred Heart parish, passed away en Tuesday. Jan. -S, at the home of her nephew, William L. Carroll, .1211 Lawrence street. A reeiuie-m high mass was said for the repose of her soul Wednesday morning at Sacred Heart church, after which the body was taken to St. I.ouis. accompanied by Mr. Car-roll. Car-roll. Miss Carroll took an active interest inter-est in all church work and was affili-rtfd affili-rtfd with a number of redigioiis societies. socie-ties. Katherine Marv. the little daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Duffy of S754 Marion Ma-rion street, was buried Sunday afternoon, after-noon, Jan. 13, in Mount Calvary cemetery. ceme-tery. Service was held at Annunciation Annuncia-tion church by Rev. Father Wedihan. The funeral if Charles Kelly was held Monday morning. Jan. 14. from St. Leo's church. Tiurial was in Meiunt Calvary ce-metei y. Mrs. Florence McCarthy of :,74:'t Gilpin Gil-pin street, died at the family home on Sunday. Jan. 1:!. Funeral occurred on Tuesday afternoon from Annunciation church. Interment was in Mount Calvary Cal-vary cemetery. An interesting life closed Friday morning, Jan. 12, when Mrs. Margaret Lapping quietly and peacefully went to receive her reward for a long and useful use-ful life. Mrs. Lapping was born in Liverpool about eighty years ago. Early Ear-ly in her married life she came to America, and for many years had resided re-sided in Denver. With her granddaughter. granddaugh-ter. Miss Evelyn Beane, whom she had raised from - infancy, she made her home at 1215 Pearl street, and it was there she died, after receiving all the consolations of her holy religion. Mrs. Lapping had hael a most eventful event-ful life, and delighted in recalling incidents inci-dents of her early days. She was buried Sunday afternoon from the home of her dear friend and benefactor, Mrs. J. B. F. Reynolds. 1209 Logan avenue, lie v. Father O'Ryan of St. Leo's church read the prayers and spoke of the beautiful life of the deceased. de-ceased. At the grave in Mount Calvary cemetery. Father O'liyan also officiated. offici-ated. Mrs. Falling's only surviving relative is the granddaughter. Miss Beano. |