The Irish standard., 1895-01-05
Recent Deaths.

LOOK pidCS Oh wednesday,.
Recent Deaths.
The shadow Of death has cast it's pail
over many happy homes during the past
week, and with the close Of the old year
large number OF our oldest residents
have crossed the dark river. Among
the number who have laidA down life's
burdens were the following persons:
MRS. MARGARET G1LL1s.
The death Of Mira. Margaret ellis, an
aged German lady, occurred very sud
denly from apoplexy, at her home 11l9
Main street, last Sunday. The deceased
was 68 years of age and the wife Of
Philip Gillis, a resident OF the east side
for forty years. The funeral was held
on Wednesday morning.
MRS JANE HUGHES.
On last Sunday evening Mrs. Jape
Hughes, wife Of Joseph Hughes, passed
away at the family residence, 1918 Hold
en- street, al the advanced age OF 68
years. The deceased lady was one OF
the earliest residents of this city, having
lived here for more than forty years.
Besides her husband who survives her,
there are four children, one of which is
Daniel Hughes, a member of the fire de
partment, stationed at No. l. The fu-
neral was largely attended last Wednes-
day morning Requiem mass was cele
J brated at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, after which the remains
were inferred at St. Mary's cemetery.
MRS. BRIDGET COREY.
The death of Mrs. Bridget Corey, wife
of Richard Corey, which occurred at the
family residence, 1921 Grand street
northeast last Sunday morning, is sin
cerely mourned by hundreds OF friends
throughout the city, and particularly on
the East Side, where the family resided
since coming to this city, forty years
ago. Mrs. Corey had enjoyed excellent
health up to short time before her
death, which was caused by pneumonia
after weeks illness. She leaves to
mourn their loss o husband, two sons,
John and Dennis Corey, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Walter Walsh and Mrs. F.
Stark. The funeral was held last Wed
nesday morning from the church OF st.
Anthony of Padua, and was very large
one. High requiem mass was celebrated
at 9 o'clock, after which the remains
were inferred at st. Anthony cemetery.
Mrs. Corey was GA years of age at the
time of her demise.
MRS. JOHANNA CoyENY,
widow of the late Jeremiah Coveny,
died on Wednesday at the family resi-
dence, 914 Sixth street south, at the age
Of Is years. She was the mother OF
John and William Coveny, we'll known
business men of this city, and also leaves
two daughters to mourn their mother
death. The funeral was held this morn
ing from st. Charles church.
MISS NELLIE GAYNoR
died OF consumption at the home OF her
mother, 81l Third street north, last
Wednesday. She was q years OF age
and member of the young ladies' sodal'
lty Of Immaculate Conception church,
members of the society acting as pail
bearers Requiem mass was celebrated
at $50 8. M. Friday, after which the re-
mains we're taken to Rosemount, her
former home, for burial SH
MRS. LUCINDA BARRETT,
wife OF James Barrett, passed away last
Wednesday at the family residence, ~
ThirtY-fourth avenue north. She was
81 years Of age, and former resident OF
Gokato. Mimi, where the remsins we're
taken for burial on Friday, after the
celebration of requiem mass at 6;5o
o'clock at Ascension church.
MRS BRIDGET HALLoRAN,
wife Of Martin Halloran, died last Fri !
day ct the family residence IN Golden
Valley, of pneumonia The deceased lady
was 81 years Of age. She was one OF the !,
earliest settlers il Hennepin county, !
INC, with her husband, who survives
hsr, lived here oontin uously since 1854 4, | |
hs 81 was held last Sunday after
from the Church of the immaculate !!