The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-05

and William Johnson of Merrill, Wis
consin. After the death Of MIR. john
son his widow was again married,
twenty-three years ago. to William
| Ames VIII" survives with her one
| daughter Ellen Amcs.
st. Peter. Minn.--Gcorge Connor. aged
| eighteen years.died suddenly ut the
ho,ne of his parents at Ma:.'sburg,
Monday night of last week. Hi, death
was due to blood poisoning and fol-
I lowed an illness of less than 4 week.
The deceased was a son of Nr. and
/ Mrs. Dennis Connor. and was Is years
of age. He was an Industrious voung
imam. highly thought of by everyone in
his home community. and his sad death
WAS terrible blow to his sorrowing
parents. He is survived bg his father
| and mother. three brothers ami seven
| sisters. His funeral was held from the
/ Catholic church ut Murysburg.
DeGraif. AIinn.-Mrs. Theresa Rey-
| nolds died April %. after IL rather brief
| illness. She was about 81 years Of
| age. Mrs. Reynolds was an affection
ate and loving Wife. an indulgent and
| kind mother and IL consistent MEM
Der OF the Catholic church. She leaves
to mourn her irreparablc loss a heart
| broken husband. nine children, Thomas.
| Mrs. Annie Archer. Michael. Mrs.
| Mary Sheldon, Patrick. Mrs. Theresa
McQuaid, James, Agnes and Joseph.
AnOk;l, Minn.-AIrs. Patrick Manley.
| aged -, died at Coon Creek, !Arola
county. April o5th. from the effects
OF a paralytic stroke. 4 husband.
Patrick Manley. of Coon Creek. three
| daughters and four sons survive: A.
| j., st. Paul; p. j.. Minneapolis: Fl. j..
nah Haly. Minneapolis: Mrs. Sadie
Lapham. Grow; Mrs. Mamie Dunn,
Seattle. The funeral services were
| held from ST. Stephens church. con-
Quoted by Rev. Oliver Dolphin
Belle Pi;,ine, Minn.-AIrs. VIM. Flynn
of Faxon township. died IN Monday
evening at $3.50 o'clock. April 80. 1906.
Deceased was a daughter of MIR. and
| Mrs. Tim Sullivan and was born on the
| old homestead between. Belle Plaine and
st. Thomas. Twenty-four years ago
she WAS married to VIM. Flynn. Be-
| sides her husband she is survived by
her mother and six children, four boys
and two girls. the oldest being % years
old and the youngest thirteen months
| There are also four brothers. John,
| Denis. Pat and Tim. and four sisters.
Mrs O'Neill. Mrs. j. O'Connell. Mrs.
w. O'Connell. all of St. Thomas, and
| Mrs. Chas. Kelley. of st. Paul.
Wabasha, Minn.-Edward Drury
| field, five miles from this city, of
Erights disease. Mr.. Drury has been
Il resident of this city for about forty
years. He was very active in the
prosperity Of the city. He was we'll
: known to the old river men. having
been associated with his brother the
late NJ. +. Drury, in the lumber bust.
ness for a great many years. He also
was Il member of the legislature in
1874 and 1875 lie is survived by 4
wife, five sons and two daughters. He
was {, member of the Modern Woodlnen
of this city.
Ripple Minn.-The body Of Joe Nc
Daugall was found by the railroad
track Il few miles from town last
Monday. He was a years old and had
relatives i'll West Superior and Min
neapolis. and has a mother at St
Michaels. Mimi. He was subject to
fits.
Saltwater. Minn.-John Mccarthy
and y. j. hammers are back from Flor
ida. where they spent the winter look
ing UP timber lands in which William
OBrcn. of st. Paul and saltwater
Eau Claire and Duluth men are in
terested. They have acquired title to
$4,000 acres in Florida and North
Carolina. William O'Brien is interest
ed in several syndicates that have
made large investments in the south
Helena. Mont.-Dennis Kane. father
Of Anthony Kane q WELT do bond
dealer, Of Minneapolis. died here We'd
nesday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. John Gibson. in his nanety fourth
year. His son has been here from
Minneapolis for some time expecting
the end.
Met in Superior.
\ meeting of the consultors of the
Superior. Wis. diocese was held at the
bishops residence in that city Tues.
day and Wednesday of last week
| bishop Schinner presided Those pres.