The Irish standard., 1906-12-29

RID. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
greater portion Of his life in Wtscon-
sin and Minnesota, coming to Ellis
worth from the eastern part Of the
state In 1885 and continued his resi-
denca here until about Ave years ago,
when he moved to Breckenridge. De-
ceased is survived by his wife. four
sons and Ave daughters. OF the sons:
William. George and John live at
Breckenridge. and Michael at Roches-
ter. Minp: -Four. Of his daughters re-
side at Breckenridge. These are: Mrs.
Theresa Garvey. Mrs. Kate ponaho.
Miss Josephine and Miss Nellie. and
Mrs. Anna Burke resides at Berthold.
N. b.
st. Peter, Mipn.-Michael Farrell,
an early resident Of Jamestown, died
Saturday evening Of last week Of the
inflrmities of old age, He was 81.
Mr.. Farrall was greatly respected in
his home community, and his death
removes q good citizen. He is sur
vived by three daughters, Mrs. Brown
Of Waseca, Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
Mullerlie Of Madison Lake, and two
sons. James w. Farrell and Michael
Farrell Of Madison Lake. His funeral
was held from the Catholic church at
Marysburs.
f. Rochester, Mihn.-Division No. Il, A.
o. H., elected officers for the year 1907,
at the meeting held in Castle hall
Tuesday evening, Dec. Is. President,
John e. 4cfovern; vice president,
John w. Madden; recording secretary,
Austin Keph@dy; financial and insur-
ance secretary, P. J. Seaman; treas
urer, T. r. Lawler; sergeant-at-arms,
Michael Madden; inside sentinel, ThoA
B. oColnor; outside sentinel, J. e.
Creed; marshal, NJ. F. Madden, sr.:
chairman standing committee, W. 8.
Morrison; medical examiner. DR.. Joyce;
chaplain, Rev. VIM. Riordan.
Kellogg, Minn.-The A. o. H. met In
regular session Sunday afternoon of
last week and elected the following
officers: e. r. Lee, president; Thos.
Costello. vice president; p. H. Hughes.
financial secretary; E. ]. McDonough,
recording secretary; E. r. Lydon,
treasurer; Vim. OFlaherty, sergeant
alarms; Afiohael McDonough. senti-
mel; c.. A. Lester, medical examiner.
Hastings, Minn.-Mrs. Thomas Nor
ris. one Of tho pioneer residents of this
city, died on Sunday evening Of last
week at the residence Of Mrs. Timothy
Riley, on West Thirteenth street, after
a lingering illness. aggravated by her
weight: of years, she having reached
the advanced age of eighty years.
The following officers of Hastings
Division No. 1, A. o. H., were recently
elected: President. j.. p. Kennsy: vice
president. J. F., Cavanaush; recording
secretary. 4. II. Meyer; treasurer. John
Kane: financial secretary. Maurice
O'Brien; sefgeant-at-arms, Mathew
Ryan; sentinel, Daniel Dsvaney; mar
shall. Thomas Dunn; standing COM
mittee, J. r. Mclaughlin, ]. ]. Barrett,
Patrick Carolan, J. J. Mcshane, T. P.
Moran.
Grafton, N. D.-Thomas Perry. born
In Hunningsford, P. o. O., Canada, in
1864, died here ON Dec. Is. He leaves
wife, four children, father. mother
and two sisters to mourn his loss. On
Dec. II he was taken i'll with pleurisy,
and on the 18th inst. he was called to
cross that bourne, the way all must
pass into the Great Beyond. The
funeral took. place from st. Johns
church and his remains laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery Saturday. Dec.
IL. The sympathy of the entire COM
munity is extended to his sorrowing
family. .,
Butte, Mont-Joseph Mccarthy,
aged 81 years, died at the family resi-
denee, 10 East Center street, Center
Vile. He leaves widow, four sons,
John, Mike, William and James, and
one daughteF, Mrs. Anna Snyder. All
reside in THIS city. He was born in
Ireland and had been resident of
Butte for the past ten years. He was
member of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians In Michigan, and Of the
Grand Fraternity of this city. Mr..
Mccarthy was highly respected by all
who knew him.-William p. O'Molley.
aged go years. for twenty-nine years
a highly respected citizen Of Butte,
died at the family residence. 243 East
Broadway. Brisht's disease being the
cause of his demise. He was shift
boss at the Spectator mine. Mr..
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