The Irish standard., 1908-05-30
WITH THE DEAD.
Margaret Kennedy.

Margaret Kennedy.
On Tuesday last at the home of her
father. Patrick Kennedy. 1920 Sd st.
~ E.. Miss Margaret Kennedy aged
3s years. passed away after long ILL
ness. She was born at the above 10
cation and lived there all her life. Her
funeral was held yesterday morning
with requiem mass in st. Anthony
church and in,erm.nt at st. Anthony
cemetery.
James Toohev and Michael Maiser.
double funeral with impressive
services by Tathe- Cleary at the 9
o'clock mass :ast Saturday morning
attracted a large congregation at St.
Charles church to ray a last tribute
OF respect to Michael Maiser, an old
and esteemed resident of the parish
and James Tnohey. the lad whose
tragic death after many days of suf-
fering in St. Marys hospital. was an
nounced in the Irish Standard of last
week. Father cleary spoke feelinely
and eloquently on the uncertainty of
this life as illustrated by the presence
before The al.ar Of the two bodies,
one taken in The enll vigor of youth
and the other laying down life's bur-
den after, fulfilling Gods sacred duties
as the head OF Il loving family. Both
bodies WEI" leid to rest in St. Mary's
cemetery.
Annie o'shea.
After an Illness tf several months
Miss Annie OShea departed this life
Wednesday night at her home, e12
Marshall S.. n. e.. where she had lived
for nearly half a century. The de-
ceased was a native of the county of
Cork, Ireland. "herA she was born 70
years ago. She is survived by several
East Side relatives. among whom are
Dennis harrington and John Harrine-
ton. her nephews. Her funeral will be
! held this morning with requiem mass
in st. Anthony church at o'clock and
interment in S. Anthony cemetery.
Peter Dougherty.
Peter Doughcrty, for many years a
resident of S"uth Minneapolis. died
at the home of his son. at Dell Rapids,
S. Oak. last week. at the age of IS
years. He is survived by several sons
and daughters. among them being Pet
er Dougherty. Jr.. u, attorney of Dell
Rapids. S. D., and Mrs. D. j. Murphy
Of this city. The body was brought
home for inte,ment and the funeral
was held last Saturday morning with
requiem mass at st. Stephens church
and interment at st. Mary's cemetery
Mrs. Gathering TulIy.
Mrs. Catherine Tully. 1886 Holmes
avenue south. died at her home early
Tuesday evening. after an illness OF
but few hou.s She had appeared in
her usual heall. Sunday and Monday
but on Tuesday WAS suddenly taken
ill and fingered but {: short time. The
news Of her death came as a shock ia
large circle ot friends and acquaint-
ances. by whom she was held in deer
regard. Mrs. Tully was born in Ire
land IS years ago. and came to this
country at the age of II years, settling
in LIE Roy, N. Y, where she married
and where all of her children were
born AMI reared. II 1893 the family
came to Minneapolis, taking up resi-
dence in st. S.ephen's parish, of which
Mrs. Tully beeame an active member
and worker. Mrs. Tully is survived
by her 13 children, her husband hav-
ing preceded her in death. The chill
dren are HugE of Philadelphia: Pat
rick and Andrew of Milwaukee,; Joseph
of Chicago: John of Pueblo, Col; and
Mary, Margaret, Theresa, Gertrude
Catherine. Helen, James and Thomas
of Minneapolis. Her funeral was held
yesterday morning with requiem mass
at the Immaculate Conception church
and interment at s.. Mary's cemetery
great many friends of the deceased
and her family were in attendance al
the last rites which the church is
pleased to bestow IN all her worthy
children. Mrs. Jully was a true Chris
tian mother. one Of the few survivor,
of that grand example of Irish wo-
manhood which has done so much for
the true faith. Sh, has earned her
crown of glory.