The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-11-05
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tober %, ut II 90 n. III. Mr.. Boyle was
taken to the hospital some weeks ago
for treatment. A few years ago he
received an injury to his knee and
while no serious results were feared
the limb bothered him considerably
and finally tuberculosis of the bone set
in and soon spread throughout the
entire system. John Boyle was born in
Woodland, July IL, 1869. On May -,
1908. he was married to Miss Rufina
RaitOr. His death is the third in the
family within two years, his mother
died about two years ago, while he
buried his father last spring. Besides
his young widow he leaves one brother,
Michael w., Of Woodland, and three
sisters to mourn his untimely demise.
The remains We're brought to Waverly
and were met at the depot by large
number of old friends. The funeral
took place from st. Mary's church.
The bereaved relatives have the SYM
pathy Of Il host of friends.
Belle Paine, Minn.-AnOther one of
the settlers of fifty years ago departed
last week in the person of John Meade,
who died Mt his home in the borough
Saturday morning, October %. He had
been Ill Il number Of weeks and his de-
mise came quietly and few were aware
that his condition was serious. He
was 7S years old the 18th of last July.
Deceased was born in Limerick, Ire
land. and came to Vermont when he
was 81 years old. After short stay Mt
Chicago he came to st. Paul in 1854,
and two years later t0 Belle Plaine,
settling on the farm south Of, town.
Nine years ago the family moved into
town, where they since resided. His
wife died three years ago. He leaves
five children to mourn his departure,
Mrs. Thos. Silarkey of st. Paul, Mrs.
james Lynch Of GAINESVILLE, Thomas of
Blacktluck. and Miss Mary j. and
James, who reside here, all of whom
were present ut the funeral, excepting
James, who Is with threshing crew
in some part of North Dakota, where
he could not be reached by message
The funeral took place from the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, Rev. Fa.
ther Kennedy officiating. and was
largely nttneded by old settlers and
neighbOrs.
Faribault, NIinn.-John O'Brien, one
of the prominent residents of the town
of Walcott, died Monday, October "a
ut his home in that town. of old age
and general debility. He was native
of Duharrow, county Tipperary, Ire
land, where he was born IS years
ago. At the age Of 10 he came to the
United States and resided in New Yorl,
until 1855. when he came to st. Pau
and married Miss Elizabeth Delaney
In 1859 he moved with his family tc
Scott county, where he purchased q
farm near st. Patrick He resided in
Scott county till 1887, when he pur
chased Il farm in the town of Walctlt
south of Prairicville, where he has
since made his home. The deceased
was a public-spiritcd man, model hus
band. father and citizen. of whom only
good can he said by those who knew
him. He died consoled by the last rites
of the Catholic church, of which he
was a devout and exemplary member
He is survived by widow two daugh
ters and three sons. The daughters
are Sister Dolores of St Mary's hospi
tai, Minneapolis. and Miss Anna, who
resides ut home. The sons are Rev
Francis OBren Of Maple Lake
Wright county. Mimi, Dr. Joseph r.
,O'Brien of Minneapolis and John O'Bri
en-. who resides Oh the homestead
The remains were taken to st. Paul
where they We're laid to rest in Cal
vary cemetery.
Glencoe, Minn.-A quiet but PRETTY
wedding was s0lcmnized Wednesday
morning of last week ut St Peter and
PaurS church. the Rev. Father Haas
officiating. when Mr.. Fred NJ. Truman
and Nellie Nj. De Line plighted theil
troth The bride was attended by hel
sister, Miss Camilla Carey. and the
groom by Mr.. Tom Courtney. The
bride was gowned in brown suit
After the services ut the church, the
wedding party repaired to the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. Alice ca.
rey. where wedding dinner was
served for the relatives and friends
present. The bride is we'll and fa.
vorably known in this neighborhood
and the groom is Il progressive young
man who is in the employ Of the Stand.
ard Oil company.
Des Moines, lowa.-Artist f. e.
Garnsey. who is decorating the Mime.
sofa state capitol, is assisting the Iowa
capitol commission to defend an in.