The Irish standard., 1907-03-23

perior; John, of st. Paul: Andrew, Of
Rock Lake. N. d.. Thomas, james,
Roger and William, of this place. She
was loving wife. a kind mother and
a good neighbor.
Green Isle, Minn.-The village cleo
tion resulted as follows: For pres-
dent, NJ. S. Fahey, c.; for trustees.
D. B. Dooley 81, Dan Sweeney 63,
Henry kreger 80, Martin O'Meara 81;
for clerk, Dan Myers "a, VIM. b. I:gan
80; for treasurer, Michael Mcmahon
40, M. j. Molitor 25: for assessor. T..
y. Tracey 43, VIM. Hensler 23; for
justice of the peace, Jas. Egan Sc,
John O'Meara 2S; for constables John
Tracey 65, Chas. Mcclure 65
Graceville, Minn.-The election Tues
day created about the usual amount
of excitement in the village. although
a light vote was polled. There was =
large turnout to the caucus Saturday
night, J. r. keating being chosen
chairman, and H. L. Day, secretary.
After considerable baloting NJ. S.
Stevens was nominated for president Of
the village council. II. w. Strong, L.
r. Horner and Geo. Griffith for coun-
cilmcn. c. l.. OHara for recorder. j.
A. McRae, treasurer, NJ. j. Mcdonnell
and Patrick Cawley, justices of the
peace, and p. l.. Fallon, constable.
Tuesday morning there was an oppo-
H. Cauley, with Chas. ]. Lane, A. w.
Lindberg and j. j. Maier as council,
Fl. Il. Williams, recorder. and the bal
ance of the caucus nominees. The
election, with 202 votes cast, resulted
in the election of the entire caucus
ticket with the exception of Williams
for recorder.
Hastings, Minn.--,The remains of
Charles Mccarthy, who died in st.
Paul on March 9, after an illness of
long duration, were forwarded to this
city for intcrment on Monday follow
ing, the funeral occurring from the
Church of the Guardian Angels at Q
o'clock. He was former resident of
Ravcnna, and was married to Miss
Mcnamara q daughter of the late
Dennis Mcnamara. Mrs. Mccarthy
died about six years ago. Mr.. Nc
Carthy was about fifty years of age,
and was a man who was highly re-
garded by all who knew him. He is
survived by five children, two girls
and three boys, who have heartfelt
friends. The funeral was largely at
tended Rev. p. r. Cunningham officiat-
ing. The interment was in the Guar
dian Angels cemetery.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-At ASS o'clock
Monday morning, March II. att he
home of her parents, occurred the
death OF Mrs. Annie E. Burns, onl.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Coyle Of ST. Johns, Sibley county
Around her bed at the last moment
were gathered her husband, Richard
J. Burns, and infant baby, her father
mother, brothers and sorrowing rcla-
tives and friends. Comforted by the
consoling rites Of the Catholic churcl
and fortified in the Last Sacrament
her soul passed on to it's reward. She
was born Feb. 20. 1870, in st. Johns
and grew to womaniod in it's vicinity
She was married to Richard J. Burns
June II, 1905, and moved to his home
at Caledonia, MINI. After the birth OF
her baby, Laurence Patrick, May II
1906, her health commenced to fai
her parents. where the fatal afflictior
terminated in her death. The funera
was held Wednesday morning from st
Johns Catholic church. Rev. Father
Cody performed the last sad rites o.
| the faith of which she was always {
devout adherent. She is survived b,
her husband and son, father, mother
and seven brothers. Robert II. ant
Joseph A., of Minneapolis: John c
and Hugh H., of Valley City. N. d.
Patrick FL, Of Cologne. and Laurence
r. and James W., who reside at tn
home of their parents. Those wh'
came from a distance are: Mrs. Franl
Longeville, of Oldham, S. D.; Mr.. ant
Mrs. P. j. Burns, of washington. S. D.
Thomas c. and Annie NJ. Burns, o
Caledonia, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. r. H
Coyle and Joseph A. Coylc, of Mime
/ apolis; John c. and Hugh II. Coyle, o
Valley City, N. D.; P. II. Coyle AM
family. of Cologne, Mimi; Miss Kati
McGrann. Of Minneapolis, and Mrs
John b. eastman, Of Hudson, Wis.