The Irish standard., 1907-09-28

nue., Minneapolis, in which city Mr.
Neidt holds the responsible position
of auditor and superintendent of the
agencies for the Minneapolis Brew
ing company.
Anoka. Minn.-NIiss Ann Mahoney
who has been resident of this coun-
ty the past five years and at intervals
before that, died Saturday morning Of
cancer after six months illness. De-
ceased was born in Barring Gross, Co.
Cork. Ireland, Sept. 18th, 1S47. She
came to Minnesota in the summer of
1865 and made her home in this county
for about eight years, after which she
twenty years were spent in Grand
Forks. N. d., when she again returned
to this county and has since made her
home at Cedar with Mrs. julius Sill.
She leaves two brothers and two sis
tiers, r. L. Mahoney, Minneapolis; j. j.
Mahoney, Mrs. Julius Sill and Mrs.
Henry Martin. Cedar. The funeral was
held from st. Stephens church, Mon
day morning at ten o'clock Rev. Father
Dolphin officiating.
Belle PLANE. Minn.-James Kirby,
age "a. died at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. w. Crisman, in this Dor
ough. Thursday. Sept. -. His frail
strength. weakened by his extreme age,
had been steadily declining for the
past two months. Deceased was born
In County Mayo. Ireland, and came to
this country sixty years ago. His first
years in America were spent in st.
Louis and Chicago. He then located
at Rose Creek, Mower county, Mime
sofa, where he has lived for the past
forty years. Last fall he moved here
to spend his remaining days at the
Crisman home. He is survived by
seven daughters. namely, Mrs. Mary
Eagen of Highland, Wis: Mrs. Katie
Holmes of Seattle. Wash; Mrs. Carrie
Jordan of Minneapolis; Mrs. Frances
keenan, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Ella
Goode Of Forest River N. D.; Mrs.
Margaret McGill of Minneapolis. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Crisman of Belle PLANE.
and by his aged wife. Two sons and
a daughter preceded him to the grave.
Jordan, Minn.-On Tuesday evening,
Aug. g. occurred the death of Mrs.
Mary O'Brien, a pioneer of Wayne
township. Deceased was born in Ire
land Nov. 16. 1910. When nine years
old she came with her parents to
America and settled in Cincinnati, and
nine years later married James O'Brien
at Dayton, o., where they lived for
two years and then came to Fulton
husband preceded her to the grave six
years ago. To the union were born
fifteen children. seven of whom sur
vive, as follows:. Mrs NJ E. Campion
Of st. Patrick, Mimi. Margaret O'Brien
Of Blakely. Mimi; Mrs. John Malay
of Gas City. Ind. and Ambrose, Fran
els. Nellie and Josephine, all of Grass
Creek. Ind. Leading a good Christian
life, she was beloved by all who knew
her. and she died fortified by the rites
Of the Catholic church, of which sha
was always a devoted member.
Cs1ar1f1,o Tho
anniversary Of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edw. O'Neil was celebrated at
their residence by about twenty
couples of their most intimate friends
gathering at Mrs. N. Buttelmans resi-
dence and surprising the o'Neils at
their hospitable home. After congrat-
ulating the happy couple progressive
whist was enjoyed until midnight,
when refreshments were served. Dur
ing the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ONeil
were the recipients Of an elegant solid
silver set Of knives and forks.
F'aribault, Minn.-Dennis Hagerty,
one of the early settlers of the town
of Shieldsville. died at his home in
that town Saturday, Sept 18th. of gen.
eral debility. Deceased was born in
Keenaugh. Mayo county, Ireland, 10
years ago. At the age Of 20 years he
came with his parents to the United
States, and lived in Berkshire county,
Mass, until he came to Minnesota in
1856. Then he purchased farm in
Shieldsville on which he made his
home until the time of his death. His
wife. who was Miss Mary Jane Nc
Carthy, died eleven years ago. Mr..
Hagerty is survived by a family of
eight children. William, Edward, Den
mis-, Misses Rose. Maggie and Jennie,
who reside at home, T. j. Of Anaconda,
Mont, and Mrs. M. Crosby Of Shields
VILE. Also two brothers, James Hae-
erty Of this city, and Walter Hagerty
Of st. Paul, and three sisters. Mrs,
Smith and Mrs. McCauley of Mime
apolis. and Mrs. VIM. McCue of Belle