The Irish standard., 1900-03-24
MANY ARE CALLED.
Death Enters q Number Of Households
During the Past Week,

! MIS-. Eliza Sallagnan, vile OF Fatrlck
]. Callaghan, died Sunday, March 10,
at the family residence, ego Seven
tenth avenue S., after two months ILL
ness. Mrs. Callaghan spent the greater
part of her life in Minneapolis, coming
here from Pennsylvania when but a
child. She was AZ years of age. A
woman widely known, her kindly man.
ner, her excellent qualities of heart and
mind won her friends innumerable. A
member of Holy Rosary parish, she
was an earnest worker for the church
and prominently identified with its var
ious societies. Besides her husband
four daughters and two sons survive
her. One son lives in Fargo, and one
daughter, Mrs. Woolsey, lives in James
vile, MINI. The remaining members
of the family are at home. Funeral
services were held Tuesday morning at
the Holy Rosary church, Father Hor-
rigan celebrating requiem high mass.
The church was filled with friends and
relatives of the family. The flowers,
which almost covered the casket, was a
tribute of love offered by neighbors
and friends. A handsome pillow Of
white blossoms was the gift of Divi-
sion No. 4, L. A. A. o. H., of which
Miss Nellie Callaghan is member
The interment was at St. Mary's GEM
etery.
Mrs. D. F. Nolan died Sunday at the
family residence in Corcoran. She died
in giving birth to a child which did not
survive her. Mrs Nolan was the
daughter of Mrs. James Fraser, of
Maple Grove, and had lived in Henne-
pin county almost all her life. She was
81 years of age. Since her marriage,
some years ago, her home has been in
Corcoran. A worthy woman, per-
forming quietly the duties of her sta
ton, Mrs. Nolan was respected by her
neighbors and loved by friends and rel
atives. She was a Jealous Catholic
and gave generously to the support Of
the church. From St. Thomas church,
the funeral took place Tuesday morn
ing, Father Coyle celebrating requiem
mass, after which he preached SER
mon which was high tribute to the
character of the deceased. The re-
mains were inferred in the local GEM
etery beside those of her four children.
Mrs. Nolan is survived by her husband
and one little daughter.
Martin Ward, a pioneer resident Of
Norwood, Mimi, and we'll known in
Minneapolis, died Saturday at his home
in Norwood, aged 81. The funeral
services were held Wednesday in the
Catholic church at Jessenland, Father
Sullivan celebrating mass. Mr.. Ward
was widely known in Carver county
and was highly esteemed for many ster-
ling qualities of head and heart. A
wife, four daughters and three sons
survive him. His sons are residents of
Minneapolis.
Joseph Curran, aged 22, son of Cor
nelius and Mrs. Curran, 200 Cedar
avenue, died Sunday in South Caro-
lima, whittier he had gone some weeks
ago with the hope of recovering i'm
paired health. Mr.. Curran was highly
esteemed in South Minneapolis. where
he had made his home for twelve years.
Frank and William Curran, of the firm
of Curran Bros, are brothers of the de-
ceased. Miss Nellie G. Curran, fnan-
cial secretary of Division No. 1, L. A.
A. o. H., is his sister. The remains
were taken to Faribault, his former
home, for burial.
James Cronin, for twenty years res
ident of Minneapolis, and prominent in
A. o. H. circles, died Tuesday at the
family residence 2812 Dupont avenue
north. Mr.. Cronin was AZ years OF
age, and death was the result of an af-
lection of the brain. He was a native
of England and came to Minneapolis
when but twenty years old. He was a
trusted employee of the Twin City
Rapid Transit company. The funeral
services took place from the Ascension
church and the interment was at St.
Mary's cemetery. Members of Divi-
sion No. 4, A. o. H., of which he was
a member, attended the funeral. A
wife and two children survive him.
Catherine, wife of Patrick Graham.
died of pneumonia at the family resi-
dence, 14o1 Adams street NE, on Fri
day, March 16. The deceased was 81
years of age and was born in Ireland.
She had resided on the East Side for
eighteen years and, besides her hus-
band, leaves family of two children,
and a brother, Michael Lyons, we'll
known East Side resident. The flu
neral was held from St. Anthony's
church last Monday morning at 9
o'clock. AFTER the celebration of re-
QUEEN mass the remains were inferred
in St. Anthony cemetery.
Nellie Sullivan, aged 22 years, passed
away after a lingering illness at the
home OF her cousin, John Dinneen, 643
Polk street NE, Sunday morning.
She had been resident OF this city for
six years. Her home was at Shields
vile, Mimi, where her parents reside.