The Irish standard., 1903-11-21


in the exercises. Ten members of the
A. o. II. from Stewartville were
among the number. John Il. Mccoy
ern presided and introduced ]. J. Re-
gan, of st. Paul, who made an inter-
esting and instructive address, dwell
ing upon the fraternal. social and
patriotic teachings of the order. He
was followed by Robert Clark, of st.
Paul, who is state president of the A.
o. II. insurance fund. Mr.. Clark
spoke particularly upon the protective
features of the order and left little
room for doubt in the minds of his
auditors, as to the advantages of \. o.
II. insurance.
Green Isle, MINI. - Died, at her
home in this village, Mrs. John Kier
nan, on Friday evening" November 6,
about Z o'clock. Mrs. Herman was
among the early settlers of Minnesota
and was we'll liked and respected by
| all who knew her. She leaves to
mourn her, Il husband, John Kiernan,
and two daughters, Kate Herman and
Mrs. Il. G. Williams, both of st. Paul,
and one son, Michael, Of this village.
River Falls, Wis.-Nlichael Driscoll,
ST. died very suddenly Saturday even
ing, November 9TH, at his home in the
town of River Falls, Of heart failure
Mr.. DriScoll had been resident of
Pierce county since the early COS, and
his honesty and neighborly goodwill
won for him the esteem and friend
ship of all who met him. y widow
and nine children, five sons and four
daughters, survive him. The funeral
was held Monday morning, Rev. Baur
officiating. and the remains were laid
to rest in the Catholic cemetery at
Prescott.
Wascca, Mnn.-The following from
the Winona Leader will be Of inter
was once proprietor of the Waverly
hotel, and for several years after leav-
ing the hotel was Il resident of this
place: Martin lIanley died at Kasson,
Mimi. Tuesday, and the remains were
brought here yesterday for interment.
the funeral being held from the St.
Thomas pro-cathcdral. Deceased WAS
the brother of Michael IIaney, of this
city.
Glencoe, Mm.-Mrs. Anna +. Gill
lick. wife of l.. Il. Gillick, passed
away mt the home of her daughter,
| Mrs. q. \. Kocrner. at Barron, Wis.
Sunday evening, November Sth. after
being Il sufferer from heart trouble
and consumption for fifteen years. the
past few years enduring much suffer-
ing at periods until her death. The
late Mrs. Gillick was among the early
settlers of this village, having lived
here continuously until about seven
weeks before her demise, when her
condition WAS so critical that constant
attention WIS necessary. and she went
to Wisconsin where her daughter re-
sides, that She might possibly obtain
relief through Il change of climate.
Tho deceased was Il devoted Christian,
Il dntiful wife and a kind and loving
mother, and was held in highest re-
Spcct by her neighbors and those who
formed her acquaintance. The late
Mrs. Gillick was born in Tipperary
county, Ireland, and had reached the
age of G2 years and one day: she i'm
migrated with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Burke, to the United States.
sQtt.ipg at st. Louis, but removed to
/ ST. Paul In iS.t;, and n short time later
I, to Glencoe.
! Hastings, MINI. - st. Boliifnte
church, this city, was the scene OF Il
very pretty wedding on Tuesday
morning, November 10th, at half-past
nine o'clock, when Miss Louise B.
Schilling, daughter Of Aid. and Mrs.
Casper Schilling, this city, became the
bride Of Thomas Il. DAILY, Of Langdon
Rev. Othmar Erren officiating. The
| DIlltSllliilu Wis NlSS 1IilNiDSlh we
Hart, niece of the bride, and William
c. DAILY, groOmsman. Mr.. and Mrs
= DAILY left on the evening train for a
wedding trip to Duluth, and will be
ut home in Langdon after December
LIST. where the groom has a large farm
Emmctsburg, Iowa. - Mr.. Thomas
Francy, ordinarily known as Thomas
Laughln. died ut the county house
Monday morning, November 9th. 11e
had been practically helpless for some
time, because Of his advanced age, nj
though he had not been ill. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
The services were held ut AsSump
ton church and were conducted by
Very Rev. ]. J. Smith. The remains
were laid to rest in st. Johns GENE
terry. The deceased was a native o.
the county of Kilkenny, Ireland. Al
near as can be, learned, his parents
died when he was a mere child AM
he was raised by Lot Laughlin''
grandfather Hence his age is no
definitely known, though he wal
probably from 100 to 103 years old
He was doubtless the oldest citizen o
the county except Mr.. Kicker, VIII
lives with Patrick Nolan. He was ,
) member of the original Irish colon!