The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-29

real estate business at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, from which place he came to
Minneapolis. In this city he was g.
! member Of the Elks. the knights of
Columbus, and the Catholic Order OF
Foresters. Patrick Troy. brother, ar
rived in Minneapolis Tuesday night to
take charge OF the body. The funeral
vas held Wednesday morning fror,
Gleason's undertaking parlors. and tue
church services We're held at ST Jo-
seph's church at $3.50 The body was
taken to Castle Grove, Iowa, where
interment was made.
Harry e. Hoy.
The many friends of Harry E. Hoy
were inexpressibly grieved by his I'M
expected death, which occurred Sun
day at his home. 700 Jewett Place.
After being indisposed for al few days.
Mr.. Hoy arose Sunday morning feel
ing better. The church bells were
ringing. 1t was Gods chosen hour
for summoning noble soul like his
He looked out upon the glorious Au-
gust sunshine for the last time. His
wife found him in an upper room
dying. She called his brother who
| rendered all the assistance in his
power. but the spark of life went out
Heaven had opened its gates, and h3
passed within.
| Harry Hoy was we'll and faNorably
known in this icty; Industrious and
reliable and had the confidence of his
| employers. the Archambo Heating AMI
| Plumbing company, of which he was
superintendent. He was born in Car.
Yer county. Mimi, and came to this
city twenty years ago. He learned
the plumbing trade and proved ca
pable workman. Promotion came to
him as result of merit and attention
to the business of the firm. whic',
trusted him with it's interests.
| Twelve years ago he was married
to Miss Rose Flynn. with whom he
lived happily. He had reached tho
prime of life. and at 3s the future
| looked promising, but death always
loving shining mark. removed him
from his happy home and loved ones
Harry Hoy was a genial. whole soulee,
honorable man, who did his duty as Q
father and a citizen to the best of his
ability. He was loyal, Catholic,
faithful in all things pertaining to his
religion. He was a member of Di-
vision No. 4, A. o. H, and this society
deeply regrets his early demise. He
leaves a bereaved wife and two small
children to mourn the loss of an ideal
husband and father. Other sorrowine
relatives are his aged parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Hoy, his brothers
Richard and Charles B. Hoy, his sis
tiers. Mrs. Hugh .Fleetham, Miss Nellie
Hoy, Mrs. NJ. F. Sommers, and Mrs.
j. ]. Sommers. The two latter reside
at Hibbing, MINI. His funeral took
place Tuesday from the Church of the
Immaculate Conception The sacred
edif1ce was filled with friends ans
mourners. testifying their respect for
the young man who had lived his
short life among them. Rev. Father
Carey of Kilkenny celebrated High
Mass for the repose of his friend S
soul. Father Carey knew the deceased
in former days, and he spoke Of Harry
Hoy with a touch of feeling in his
voice. He was the friend of every
body with whom he came in contact
He was a good husband and father.
and upright citizen. No words Of his
could speak as eloque,1tly as the large
number present to pay tribute to ons
who was worthy member of the con-
gregation. Harry had died young
God so willed it. and lie was happy
in the mansions Of eternal bliss. II
was an able sermon which was uttered
over Harry Hoy's body and made ,
deep impression on the people pres
cit' Lie HOTdl oHeTlneS were appro-
pirate tributes from Division No. 4
and from friends all over the city.
Friends from Anoka and other out
side town attended the funeral, and
city and county officials We're noticed
in the church Old and young Joined
in paying tribute to the memory OF
Harry Hoy Miss Frances Vincent
sang in her sweet pathetic manner
The pall-bearers were: 1. F. Rice
Michael Fleming. William Young, w.
E. Burke, T. E. Burns and Louis
Perry. Interment was in ST. Mary's
Midaunonaar Wedd;nne