The Irish standard., 1906-12-15

will make her home with Miss Anna
Willets. The latter lady was for some
time q stenosrapher in the offices Of
the First National bank Of this city and
it was her success that encouraged
her friend to begin the study of this
useful branch. Miss Margaret is
thorough going student and will make
rapid progress in her studies there,
says the News.
John j. Sullivan passed away at
his home In Bath township Saturday
morning. Dec. /, at 3 o'clock His
death was caused from q complica-
ton of troubles arising from old age.
In the autumn of 1902 he suffered from
paralytic stroke and from that time
has gradually failed in health. Up to
but a short time before his death he
was able to be UP and around the
house although In his feeble condition
he was unable to do any work. For
several weeks Mr.. Sullivan has rapid
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he could not recover. His death was
expected and brings sadness to his
relatives and friends and all those who
We're acquainted with him. The flu
neral services were held from St. Aid
ems Catholic church in Bath town
ship. The inter,nent was made in the
Catholic cemetery. Deceased is sur
vived by sorrowing wife and sons, J.
B. Sullivan Of Bath; d. ]. Sullivan Of
Glendale, and c. r. Sullivan, Of Bath,
and daughters. Mrs. Edward Burnes,
of Port Chester, New York state and
Miss Mary Sullivan, who lives at
home.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-Mrs. Kate Gull
len and daughter Miss Maymie and the
formers mother, Mrs. Murphy and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o'Neill, of st. Thomas,
departed on Tuesday of last week for
Phoenix, Ariz., where they will remain
for tho winter, and If they are pleased
with the country, will permanently re-
side there. They left with the expec-
tation Of remaining. After a residence
Of q lifetime in Belle Plaine and St.
Thomas, their departure is naturally
regretted by all their old friends and
neighbours, who yet wish them happi-
ness and prosperity in their distant
home.
Faribault, Minn.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shields
received the announcement Thursday
last Of the death Of her aunt, Mrs
John Moloney. who died that day at
the home Of her son, in Phalen
Park. st. Paul The venerable lady
was a native of Ireland and was nine
ty-two years Of age at the time Of
death. She was formerly a resident Of
Scott county, but for the past twenty
years has resided in St. Paul. She
is survived by three sons, John Of st.
Paul, Edward of Kamloops. B. c., and
p. H. of Utica, n. Y, says the Pilot.
Rich Valley, Minn.-Miss Mary Rus
sell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Russell. of Rich Valley, died on Mon
day, Dec. 5, from tuberculosis, at her
home in the above place, aged nineteen
years. She was a most exemplary
young lady, Il great favorite among a
large circle of riends, by wliorn as we'll
AS i'll the home circle she will be truly
missed. The funeral was held from
St AEatha's church, Vermillion,, REV.
chatting. 1nterment in the church GEM
ete,y
Hastings. Minn.-Mr Albert P. Sher-
ny. son nf Mrs. Hugh Sherry, OF Raw
emma, died on Sunday evening of Ia st
week from heart failure, after, a. pro-
tracted illness OF three months. He
was horn at Ravenna, Jan. goth, 1873,
and received his education at the pa
rochial and public schools of this city.
He was we'll known here by his earlier
friends and acquaintances. and in Has
tings Camp No. 4747, NJ w. A., of
which he was member. The funeral
was held from the Church OF the
Guardian Angels, Rev. r.. r. Cum
ninglan, officiating.
Elysiau, AIinn.-Miss Haley died
suddenly at Chicago last week Thurs
day. The Enterprise says: Death re-
suited from the shock following an OPP
GRAFTON last Saturday when three tn
mors We're removed. Surgical treat
ment was resorted to only after it was
known that medical treatment did not
relieve an affection Of long standing.
The patient was under the care of the
best surgeons in that city, and her
brother, DIR. r. Haley, was at her side
when the end came. The deceased was
born in Iosco township on June 4,
1852, and was in her forty-second year
of a kind and useful life. She came
to the village few years ago with
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