The Irish standard., 1909-01-30


en- died on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 49,
from senile debility at her home IN
Greenbush. aged So years. The SER
vices were conducted in the Greenbush
Catholic church by Father Levings
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. md
the burial was in the Greenbush Cath
Ollie cemetery. Mrs. Brackens maid
en- name was Annie Mallon and she
was born in Ireland. With her hus-
band she had been resident Of Green
bush for over forty years. She is sur
vived by a husband, two sons and two
daughters, as follows: James, who
lives at home; Owen, who resides on a
farm in Greenhush; Mrs. w. G. VALID
hoff, Milaca, and Mrs. Moses Lafon-
tisee. Bemidji.
Hastings, Minn.-MrS Mary Judge
died on Sunday night, Jan. II. at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Anna J.
Hetherlngton, Eleventh street this city,
after d protracted llress. q general
breaking down Of the system the result
OF her weight of years. she having
reached the age OF niEety-one years.
She was one of the pioneer residents.
having resided in Minnesota since 1854,
and was we'll known especially among
by two daughters. Mrs. T. ]. Sheehan,
Of Chicago, and Mrs. Anna J. Eether-
ington, this city. There are eleven
grand children and eight great grand
children. The funeral was held from
the church Of the Guardian Angels.
Rev. P. II. Cunningham officiating.
Morris, N1inn.-A. D. Cousins and
Miss Clara Calvin were married IN
Tuesday morning of last week al the
residence of Rev. Edward Jones. The
ceremony was a quiet one. only i'm
mediate relatives being present. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Calvin, of the st. Paul house,
and is a very estimable young lady.
The groom is one Of the proprietors or
u saloon in this city, being a member
of the firm Of Cousins & danlon. The
friends of the young couple will Join
I'm wishing them long and happy
married life.
Rochester. Minn.-Mrs. Thomas Car
roll, who was laid to rest in tho GEM
etery OF ST. Bridget's parish last week
was over ninety years old. She vas
the mother of seven children, three Of
whom survive. Her son. James, with
whom, she lived. was. the founder Of
the settlement known as Carrolsville
Besides James Carroll, a. sister, Mrs.
Kate McCloskey Of South Dakota was
in attendance with her son Will at the
funeral. The services were conduc. I'd
impressively by Rev. Father Condron.
Grand Rapids. Minn.-Patrick Sui
iivan, a woodsman, aged about twenty
five years died at st. Benedict.s hospi-
tai on the -14th inst. Of pneumonia.
He had boen employed at one Of Simp-
sons camps out from Bena. The le-
ceased had relatives In Minneapolis
who We're communicated with. out
they refused to take charge Of the re-
mains or give any directions for burial.
Interment was made in the Itasca Gem
etcry.
illness Miss Mary Coyne, aged ~.
passed away on Jan. 16 at woodland,
where she lived with her brothsr
Thomas. the parents having died sew
cral years ago. She was a splendid
type of woman. conscientious, self
sacrificing and true. The funeral was
held on the 18th from st. Mary's
Father Lucey officiating ana
paying an eloquent tribute to hsr
The following acted as pail
bearers: Michael Burke. Patrick Nc
Nicely. John Burke. Michael Boyle.
Thos. Dignan and VIM. Dalbec.
saltwater. Minn.--John Onslaught
an aged and respected citizen
who resided here for so years, died en-
Jan. IA. Mr.. O'Shaughnessy
was born in County Limerick. ireland.
June %. 1885, and came to America
when quite young. locating at Milford.
Mass, where he found employment in
the shoe factories He was united IN
at that place with Miss Mary
Milan. They came west in 1851 locat-
ing in this city. whsre no engaged in
the shoe business, continuing uninter-
ruptedly since that time up to the fall
or winter of 1907. Mrs. O'Shaughnassy
died on the sixth Of November, 1907.
There are ninc living children in the
family. John A., formerly state insur-
ance commissioner. now engaged in
business at Houston. Texas-his fam
lily residing in st. Paul---Mrs. Nygr,n.
West Duluth: William r., Chicago;
Mrs. Price, of Waubun. Mimi: Joseph,
Thomas. Catherine and James, Still