The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-02-11
Recent Deaths.

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Marshall street northeast.
Recent Deaths.
D. O. Spaulding, a well-known and re.
spected member of the Railway Switch
mems Union, died Saturday last at the
family residence, 2025 Mionehaha ave-
nue., aged AZ years. A widow and seven
children are left to mourn their loss
The funeral services were held last Mon
day morning from Holy Rosary church
Patrick Barry, respected citizen OF
Eau, Mich died at that place on Febru-
airy Z, and is said to have been poisoned
by quack doctor. The remains were
brought to this city and inferred in the
East Side cemetery last Friday after the
obsequies were held in St. Anthony of
Padua church. The deceased has a
brother in this city, G. s. Barry, who re-
sides at 27Ol Central avenue.
w liam Murphy, aged 36 years, died
last Saturday at the residence of his sis
ter, Mrs. Mulholland 1916 Second street
north. Deceased was taken sick q short
time since in the pineries where he was
foreman of logging crew. He was
brought to Minneapolis for treatment
and nothing was left undone to save his
life, but to no avail. The funeral was
held on Monday morning from Holy
Rosary church.
Mary, the beloved wife of Mr.. George
Rogers, died last Tuesday at the family
residence, 642 Van Buren, street north
east, of paralysis, at the age of So. She
was sister of Mrs. John Erwin, ofsouth-
east Minneapolis, and had resided in this
city for IS years. The deceased was held
in high esteem by numerous circle of
friends and acquaintance. The funeral
occurred from St. Anthony OF Padua
church on Thursday and was largely at
tended. The remains were inferred in
the East Side cemetery. Mrs. Rogers
leaves husband and three children to
mourn her demise.
After protracted illness, Mrs. James
O'Brien died last Saturday at the family
residence, 2538 First avenue south, in
the 10th year Of her age. She leaves a
husband and children in bereavement.
Mrs. O'Brien was the mother-in-law of j..
D. McArdle, assistant in the office of
County Auditor Ledgerwood during that
gentleman's term of Office. She was
On estimable lady whose death is regret
ted by large circle of acquaintanees.
The funeral took place on Sunday from
ST. Stephens church, where requiem
mass was celebrated, and tho remains
were conveyed to st. Mary's cemetery for
interment.
Miss Katie A. Bohan, daughter of Mr..
Patrick Bohan, 2l7 Fifth avenue north
east, died of consumption at st. Mary's
hospital on February 2, at the age 20,
and was buried last Sunday in the East
Side cemetery from tho church of St.
Anthony of Padua. The deceased was an
estimabls lady aud member Of the
Blessed Virgin Sodality. She had been
suffering from consumption for fifteen
months, eleven Of which she spent in the
hospital under the kind care Of the Sis
tars. She was . native Of Mirimishi,
New Brunswick, and came to this city
ten years ago. She leaves father, SIS
to- and two brothers to mourn her death.
Mrs. Stephen Lottus died on Saturday
February 4, at her late home, 23l6 Third
street north, at the age Of % years, She
was an old resident of this city and was
highly esteemed by large circle OF the
early settlers. She was i'll but short
time before her death, and her passing
away was calm and peaceful. The fu-
neral occurred last Tuesday from Ascen-
sion church and the interment took place
in St. Mary's cemetery. She leaves be-
hind devoted husband and two children
who deeply mourn her departure. She
was born in the town Of Carlingford,
County of Louth, Ireland, in 1870. Leav-
ING Ireland in 1916 she came to New Jer-
Soy where she remained until 1856 when
she removed to Minneapolis and was
married to Stephen LOTUS in 1870. She
was one of the first members of the Holy
Rosary society Of the Church Of the I'm
macnlate Conception, and during the
funeral services Father Christie paid 9
tribute to her virtues with such pathos
a to bring tears from the eyes Of young
and old.
Personal Mention.
Father Timothy Corbett, the esteemed
rector 81, the Prot athedral, Duluth. is
Il the city for few days on visit to
his parents Father Oorbett is native
/ Sc Minneapolis and has host Of friends re a s
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