The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-04-20

settling at Flint, Mich. where she was
married to George A. Thorne, in 1854.
They lived in Rockford, ILL.,, for a
short while. removing to Hastings in
1856. and afterwards to Henderson.
where they lived during the trouble
some times of the Indian massacre,
in 1862, rendering valuable service to
the whites. In 1853 they returned to
Hastings, where they have since re-
sided, MIR. Thorne dying Jan. 21st
1896. Mrs. Thorne is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Mary E. Dyer, and
Miss Julia r. Thorne. son. Charles
A, .Thorne, and granddaughter, Miss
Helen R. Dyer, and sister, Mrs.
Thomas Cashin, of Burton, Mich, to
whom the. sympathy Of friends is ex-
tended. The interment was in Belle
wood cemetery by the side of her late
husband.
Ellsworth, Minn-Patrick Carey
one of the early settlers of Mobiles
county. passed away last Friday. April
5, at the home of his son, Thos. f.
Carey. three miles east of town. Heart
failure caused his death, and at the
moment he was stricken was sitting
in his chair conversing with members
of the family. Patrick Carey was
born at Phillipstown, Kings county,
Ireland about the year 1925. There
are left to mourn his death five sons
and two. daughters: Thos. F.: Carey,
of this city,. George and Richard
Carey, of Yankton, S. D.; James Carey,
residing in Arizona; Michael Carey.
a resident Of California; Mrs. Ellen
Light, of Peoria. Ills, aud Mrs. VIM.
Quinn. now living in New Mexico.
Mankato, Minn.-Mrs. Dennis Nc.
Evoy of Ellsworth. this state, passed
away at st. Joseph's hospital in Man.
kato Sunday morning. April 7th, of old
age and other infirmities.. She had
been spending the winter months at
the hospital in order to avail herself
of the religious opportunities offered.
and the last. news from her prior to
her.death told of her good health and
the happiness of her days in that in
stitntion. Deceased was born In
County Waterford, Ireland. eighty
seven years ago, and spent the. early
years Of her life there. In the early
days. of young ,womanhood she was
united in marriage with John. .O,learn
and later they came to America, set
thing in Rice county, Minnesota. about
the year 1856. Here, few years la ter
her husband passed to his reward.
Sometime afterwards his widow, was
united in. marriage with Dennis Nc
Eyoy. and the couple came to Mobiles
county twenty-:seven years ago, set
lang on q farm. They moved to Ellis
worth in the spring of 1903, where the
following winter her. husband died.,
and the deceased has since made her
home with her son. Richard O'Hearn,
on the farm three miles east Of Ellis
worth: $50"
Hudson. Wis.-Thomas Moore; old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Moore
of this city, died at the home of his
parents Wednesday morning, April 3,
from pulmonary disease. He had been
Ill a long time. the decline being
gradual Deceased: was born in Hud-
son: and was about thirty one years
old. His funeral took place on the
morning of the 5th. -"
Hastings, Minn.-The residence Of
Mrs. Mary conley, opposite this city,
was burned last Sunday afternoon,
caused from. sparks fr n,
an engine of a passing :train-T. E.
Maher. a farmer living ab,tt two
miles south Of town, suffered the loss
of his barn and seven horses, that
were burned from causes unknown.
Great Falls. Mont.-The Great Falls
.Lara Improvement company, of which
John G. Moroney is president, recent
fy transferred to the Sisters of Char
-ity Of Providence of this city seventy
lots located In the Central avenue adj
dition. on which it is proposed to erect
a large orphans home in tie near
future. This property was recently
donated to the sisters by the Daily es.
tate. 1t lies east OF the city on the
street car line: :.'*'
: Butte. Mont.-Daniel Hanley. aged
s6 years, residing at 1870 Miner street,
died after a lengthy illness. He had
been q resident of Butte. for the rast
seven years and had many friends
here. He was unmarried.-Jofn Mar
tin, aged is years. passed away after
a. brief illness. Mr.. Martin was born
in Ireland. He leaves two cousins,
Patrick McNerny and Mrs. Thomas
Likings. both Of Anaconda.-Mrs. Lee
'tita Davis died at the residence of her
nephew. J. c.. Mccarthy. 1852 Iowa