The Irish standard., 1910-01-15
WITH THE DEAD.
Mrs. Hugh Butler.

Mrs. Hugh Butler.
In Anoka, this state, on Monday last,
took place the death of Mrs. Hugh But
Ter, we'll known in Minneapolis, where
the family had lived for many years.
Acute Inflammation Of the stomach was
the immediate cause of death. For many
years deceased had not enjoyed good
health, having been troubled with rheu-
matism. Mrs. Butler, whose maiden
name was Mary Lacey, was born in
Nova Scotia and was about so years
of age at the time of her demise. Her
mother, two brothers and four sisters,
still reside in Queens county, that prov
ince. The funeral services took place
at st. Stephens church, Anoka, last
Wednesday morning, following which
her remains were brought to Minneap-
oils. interment taking place that day in
st Anthony cemetery. The obsequies
were largely attended, many being
present from points outside the city.
The pallbearers were John Casey, Rob
ert Chamberlain, Michael Mccarthy,
Peter Tigue, John Dunn and Hugh
Donnelly. The Irish Standard joins
with the many friends and acqualnl-
ances of the bereaved husband in en-
tending to him it's sorrow at the loss
he has thus sustained.
Patrick Rogers.
| On Friday, Jan. Z, at the home I'll
his daughter, Mrs. J. ]. Courtney, $500
| Girard avenue south, Patrick Rogers
passed away after nine months ILL
ness at the age Of so years. He was
a resident of Minneapolis for forty
eight years and was highly esteemed
for his sterling character as a citizen.
The deceased was a native Of Ireland
and enigrated to Canada when young
man, settling in Ottawa, Ont, where
| he remained two years, thence coming
to the United States and arriving at
st. Anthony in 1862. Three years sub
sequently he married Miss Sarah
Gum, who died tWenty-four years
T! ago, and beside whose remains he was
buried last Monday in ST. Anthony
cemetery. He leaves to mourn his de-
mise one son and two daughters. viz,
Peter of Green Bay, Wis, who attend
ed the funeral; Miss Margaret of Dem
Yer, Col, and Mrs. J. J. Courtney, Of
this city. He also leaves two brothers
and one sister, John Rogers of Me-
vada, Peter Rogers and Mrs. Felix Nc
Nance of Minneapolis, to lament his
departure. The funeral occurred on
Monday from Immaculate Conceptio
church where Rev. j. O'Callaghan eel
ebrated requiem mass and preached
an appropriate discourse on "Deatl, >
1iss Tenie Murphy sang at the OBJ
sequies. A long cortege followed the
remains to the East Side cemetery for
interment
Mary Weiss.
Mary Weiss, the four-year- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weiss, 424 Irving avenue, died on the
7th inst. and was buried on Wednes-
day last in st. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Carroll.
Mrs. Mary Carroll, mother of Henry
NJ. Carroll, an employe Of the Mime.
apolis postoffice, died on the 10th inst
She was about 80 years Of age. The
funeral took place from her late home
727 East Fifteenth street, Wednesday
morning, services being held at st
Charles church at o'clock. inter-
ment in st. Mary's cemetery.
! John FIaherty.
! John Flaherty, a resident of North.
east Minneapolis, died Friday, jan. I
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. ]
Furey. His remains were conveyed tt
Credit River, Mimi, for burial, Mon.
Gay, where his wife died rs years ago
Mass was celebrated at 10 a. m. at st
Peter and Paul church by the Rev
Father Deere, which was attended b,
I a large number Of relatives ant
friends of the deceased. His grand
sons were pallbearers. He is sur.
vived by four children. Mrs. j. Furey
Mrs. p. F. Herbert of Minneapolis
Mrs. A. Paul of st. Paul, Michael Fla
herty Of Hamilton, Mont, and one sis
ter, Mrs. M. Connolly Of Prior Lake
MINI.