The Irish standard., 1907-02-16
WITH THE DEAD.
Mrs, Michael Garrioan.

nue northeast, last Sunday morning At
the age of ~ years. For two years or
more she had suffered from cancer and
about 81 year ago, With her husband,
came to Minneapolis FROM Iowa with
the hope that a cure might be found
here for the dreaded disease. but she
gradually failed and death came to her
relief on the 10th inst. Deceased was
born in the County Galway, Ireland.
and came to this country in 1852. In
1853 she was married to Michael GaE.
rigan at Peoria, ILL.,. Later on they
moved 10 Farley, Iowa. where the hus-
band had purchased a. large tract of
land. and there they were successfully
engaged in farming for forty five years.
The remains Were conveyed over the
Chicugo Great Western to their former
Iowa home, Monday night, where i'll
by her respected husband and by two
sons and two daughters, namely: NJ. j..
Garrigan, Leslie. Ark; NJ. S. Garri
gan and Mrs. D. J. Kennedy, Mill
neapolis; Mrs. NJ. H. Cullen, st. Paul.
Mrs. Garrigan was greatly respected
by all who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance. Sho was all excellent
Catholic lady and during her short
residence in Minneapolis had gained
many warm friends, all of whom will
extend to the bereaved husband and
children earnest words OF comfort and
consolation in tho loss they have thus
sustained.
John DulIing.
| John Dulling died at st. Mary's hos
pital Friday of last week at the age
of "a years. The funeral was held
from his home, 241S Seventeenth ave-
| nue. south. Requiem mass WAS said
for him at st. Elizabeth's church Mon
day morning. The interment was at
st. Marys cemetery.
Johanna Curran.
! Miss Johanna Curran died Saturday
last at the Northwestern hospital, aged
20 years. Her remains were taken to
Fond du Lac, Wis, her former home,
for interrent
William Mclnernsy.
| William McIne,ncy, aged /? years
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McInerney,
! 1920 Harmon place, died on the Sth
inst. at st. Mary's hospital. The fu-
neral was held Monday morning from,
the Immaculate Conception church,
with interment at st. Mary's cemc-
terry.
Michael Grove.
The death OF Michael Grove, one Of
the earliest settlers of Hennepin coun-
ty, occurred Wednesday at his late
home, 1G11 Lynda]e avenue north. The
deceased is survived by a widow and
two daughters. His funeral will be
held this morning from Ascension
church, where the requiem mass will
be offered for him, after which the
remains will be taken to Halnel for
interlnent. NIr. Grove lived on a farm
in Corcoran many years before coming
to Minneapolis. He enjoyed a wide
acquaintance and was a good and
much respected citizen Of the city and
county.
John p. Cauley.
John r. Cauley died on Feb. Sth al
the City hospital following a long i'll.
ness. The deceased was q we'll known
journeynlan plumber and had many
friends on the East Side, where he
had lived many years. Although not
a member OF fraternal societies at the
time of his death, he was in former
Years an active member OF the A. O
Fl. and was at one time first lieutenant
Of the Hibernian Rifle company He
was 40 years Of age and single. The
funeral was held from the residence oil
his sister, Mrs. p. j. McNulty, 42t
Seventh avenue northeast, at 10:3t
o'clock Monday last After the requiem
mass at st. Anthony Of Padua church
the interlnent took place at st. An
! thony cemetery.
/ Frances 3. BayIsy.
On Sunday morning last Mrs. Fran
ces B. Bayley, wife of William S
Bayley,- the ,well known plumber an6
sx-state secretary of the A. o. r.
died at the family home, 344S Nicollet
avenue, at the age Of 55 years. She
left besides her bereaved husband g
family Of several children to mourn
the loss OF good mother. E'unera
services were held Tuesday morning
with requiem mass at st. Stephens
church. The intermcnt was at st
Mary's cemetery.
Charles Wren.
Charles Wren died Wednesday a;
his late home in Bloomington, this
county, leaving a widow and three
children. His funeral will lie held this
| morning from St Particles church