The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-09-16

falling upon him. The deceased was ~
years OF age and was native OF Penn
sylvania, and came to lie Sueur county
about forty years ago, settling on the
homestead which has since been his
home. He was veteran OF the civil
war and was member OF A. K. Skaro
Post G. A. R. in good standing. He
leaves wife and eleven children living.
The funeral was held from the Marys-
burg church.
Faribault, Minn.-Patrick Kinary died
at his home on North Main street Sat-
urday, Sept. 2, aged 72 years, OF COM
plication of diseases. He was native
OF the county of Cork, ireland, where
he grew to manhood. He came to this
country when young man and was
one OF the pioneers OF lie Sueur county,
where he resided forty years. He came
to this city four years ago and had lived
here continuously since. He is mourned
by wife, one son who resides on the old
homestead in LIE Sueur, and daughter,
Miss Anna, who resides at home. The
deceased was an honest, frugal man who
by his thrift and industry had accumu-
lated competence OF the worlds goods.
The remains were taken to Kilkenny,
where funeral services were held by
Father McAvay, after which the inter
ment took place in Kilkenny cemetery.
Wabasha, Minn.-John O'Donnell, OF
Hyde Park, died at his home ON Fri
day, Sept. I, after an illness OF several
weeks, from Brights disease. He was
a bright and prosperous young man,
aged about SO years, and had resided in
Hyde Park since boyhood. He was a
member of the town board at the time
of his death and was serving his third
term in that position. He was a pro-
gressive and prosperous farmer, good
citizen and a popular man. He is sur
vived by his widow and three children.
The funeral, which was largely attended,
was held from the West Albany Catholic
church.
Glencoe, Minn-Miss Katie Carey,
oldest living daughter OF VIM. Carey,
after an illness of several months, quiet
ly passed away at an early hour on Fri
day morning, Sept. l.. The deceased
was "a years OF age. The case is rather
sad, as this is the sixth death that has
occurred in Mr.. Carey's family in less
than that many years. Four deaths
have occurred within the past two years.
The interment took place at the east
side cemetery.
Mortified, Minn.-Northfeld is to
have new opera house. Bids for its
erection were opened last July but for
some reason no bids were accepted al
the time. Mr.. ]. H. O'Connell, OF Fari-
bault, who had the lowest estimate by
a very small amount at that time went
to Mortified last week and closed a
deal with Mr.. A. K. Ware for its cree.
ton according to plans and specifca.
tons drawn by Harry G. Carter, archi
tcct, of Minneapolis.
Murdoch, Minn.-Although our com
munity were aware OF the serious Hines
of Ambrose Wall, with typhoid fever
for several weeks past, the announce
ment OF his death, on Sunday morn
ing, Aug. 81, caused thrill OF sadness
to pervadc our entire community. HI
had been for the past nine years prom
inent farmer OF the town of forming
and at the time of his death was prcsi
dent Of the Benson Creamery company
During his illness he had the best O
medical care and nursing, but all effort
to stay the disease proved unavailing
He was married about three years age
to Mrs. Brennan, nee Brcsnahan, who
with an infant child, survives him. 81
far as this worlds goods are concerned
they are left in good circumstances
Mr.. Wall having been one among til,
most wealthy farmers OF the county
The funeral occurred at De Graft Tues
day morning and was largely attended
Montgomery, Minn.-Mrs. Michae
Wall (nee Mary E. Loftus) died Mon
day, Aug. 28, near Doyle, after linger
ing illness Of consumption. She wa:
born in Canada in 1854 and came here
with her parents when quite young. She
was married to Michael Wall in 1875
and he died seven years later. Two
children we're born to theln-Thomas
and Peter The latter was killed by a
street car accident in Minneapolis about
ten years ago. She was an cxemplar,
woman in every way and bore her long
suffering with Christian fortitude. She
leaves her mother, three brothcrs-Pat.
rick, Thomas and John-four sisters
Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. M. P. Kennedy, o
Fort Pierre; Mrs. McVicar and Mrs
Landslide, of Minneapolis-and ono
son, Thomas, OF Minneapolis. The flu.
neral was held from St. Michael's
church Tuesday, and the interment
made beside her husband.
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