The Irish standard., 1907-11-16
WITH THE DEAD.
John PauIy,

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/ John PauIy.
While visiting at the home Of hi.
niece, 1411 Bryant ave. ~, John Pauly
one of the early settlers and a most
esteemed citizen, was stricken with ar
illness that terminated fatally at ar
early hour Thursday morning. Mr.
Pauly was IS years of age and a ma
tive of Germany. For over half a
century he had been a resident of Min.
nesota. His only son, Gus ]. Pauly is
secretary of the Hennepin Savings 6
Loan Association of this city. The fu-
neral will be held this morning al
Shakopee where the remains were TAX
en- for internent. After the requiem
mass the body will be laid to rest ir
the Catholic cemetery at that place be-
side his wife who preceded him to the
grave.
Mrs. Ann Mcdonald.
The death of Mrs. Ann Mcdonald
widow of the late Michael Mcdonald
occurred on Saturday last at the family
home, 421 2nd st. N. E. The deceased
was a native of Ireland and was IS
years Of age. For many years she
resided on the East Side where she
was well known and beloved by all
Her children are Edward, Michael and
Attrean, sons. and two daughters. All
were present at their mothers funer-
al which was held at 10 a. m. Monday
from ST Anthony church. After the
requiem mass the remains were laid to
rest in st. Anthony cemetery.
Mrs. Della Fahey.
Mrs. Della Fahey, wife of Hugh Fa-
hey died last Saturday following an
operation at the Swedish hospital. The
deceased was born in Ireland and was
4s years Of age The funeral was held
Tuesday morning from the family
home, 4021 Fremont Ave. N. After
requiem mass at Ascension church the
remains were inferred at st. Mary's
cemetery.
| = John o'connor.
John o'Connor died Friday Of last
week after a long illness. at the home
Of his brother, Michael O'Connor, 81
18th Ave. N. E. The deceased was q
single man, 4s years of age, and was
born in Ireland. The funeral was held
at 8 a. m. Monday, with requiem mass
at st. Anthony church and interment
at St. Anthony cemetery.
James MeMakin.
The death of James McMakin oc-
Cured Wednesday night after weeks
illness at his home, 2421 E. 25th St
Mr.. McMakin was a we'll known and
esteemed South Side resident and for
many years conducted a. hotel on Ce-
dar Ave. He was born in Indiana in
1851. He is survived by a wife and
family. Funeral services will be held
this morning from the family residence
with requiem mass at Holy Rosary
church.
| Alice Stickney.
Miss Alice Stickney, aged 20 years
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Stick
ney, 322 f. 18th ST., died at Coving-
ton, KY, last Sunday, where she lad
gone on a visit to relatives. She was
a willing worker in the parish of st
! Stephens. Her remains were brought
home and the burial took place Thurs.
day morning at st. Marys cemetery
after requiem mass in st. Stephens
church.
Peter Aberorombie.
! Peter Abercrombie died Tuesday a,
the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
Timothy Lyons, $500 Bloomington Ave
The deceased was IS years of age and
a native Of Scotland. Funeral service.
were held Thursday morning with re.
QUEEN mass at Holy Rosary church
! Elizabeth Lynch.
Miss Elizabeth Lynch died of tu.
berculosis Friday of last week at tn.
home of her sister, Julia Lynch, 40!
4tl, Ave. S.. aged 30 years. Her funera
was held Monday morning from st
Stephens church. After requiem mas
for her soul the remains were inferred
at ST. Mary's cemetery.
Thomas o'Brien.
Thomas O'Brien died Friday of las
week of pneumonia, at the city llospi
tal His home was at 523 9Th st. s.
where his wife and children reside. H,
was AZ years Of age. Funeral services
were held Monday morning with re