The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-03-12
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Naseca, MINI. Henry Mulcahy
passed away Saturday, Feb. 26, at the
home Of her sister,. Mrs. Mary Hogan,
of this city, of cancer of, the stom-
ach. Some weeks ago she underwent
an operation by the Mayos, but the
benefit was only temporary. Deceased
was 43 years of age. Besides her
husband, she leaves three sons and
thre daughters. She was a daugh-
. ter of Mrs. M. Joyce, an old resident
of Waseca county.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Michael Byrne,
for many years a resident of this city,
died Feb. %. He was born in New
York and came West when young
man, and for some years made his
home in ST. Paul. where, on June 10,
1876, he was married to Miss Melinda
Kelsey, who survives him, and who
has brother, P. P. Kelsey, living in
Anol1a. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne lived
in Minneapolis for four years and
then moved to Fisher. Mimi, where
they lived for eight years. While there
Mr.. Byrnc was engaged in the gen.
eral merchandise business. The fam
lily came to Grand Forks some % years
ago and have lived here ever since.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-Hugh Edward
Riley of Nsshwauk, brother to Sher-
If T. T. Riley, died at st. Benedicts
hospital, Wednesday, Feb. "a, from
The deceased was IL years of age at
time of his demise and has been i'll
For the past IS months and, although
it was hopeless, made a great effort
to overcome the disease. Hugh Ed
ward Riley was one OF the most re-
spected and we'll known men in north
taken to Hihbing, where nterment
took place, Rev. Father OGorman con-
Quoting tie services.
Murdoch, Minn.---John, the 13-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Cain
of Dublin township. died on Feb 25.
Blakeley, Minn.-Mrs. Patrick Col.
Inns, aged about rs years, an early
pioneer of Washington Lake township,
died Thursday evening, Feb. "a. She
Is survived by daughter Mrs. James
Brady, and a sou, Timothy, who re-
sides on the old homestead
Rochester, Minn.-Miss Genevieve
Conaty died in the city at II a. M,
Tuesday, March l. She was 16 years
old and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Conaty, who reside south of
the city. Miss Conaty was the pride
and joy of her fathers home. OF
disposition which seemed to scatter
sunshine wherever she went kind
hearted at all times. thoughtful ever
of the comfort and happiness of 9TH
ers, it was but natural that she was
beloved not only by the members of
her own family, but by teachers,
schoolmates and friends as we'll. She
is survived by the grief-stricken par
ents, and a number of sisters and
brothers. They are Mrs. George Ken
nedy and Mrs. c. Ringey, who reside
south of Rochester; Mrs. I. O'Neil of
Simpson,; Clara Conaty, who resides
on >the home farm; Arthur, of WASH
ington: Michael and Samuel of Can
artville.
Marshall, Minn.-Johanna H. Stack
died in this city on the 22nd ult, aged
rs years. In 1853 she was married
to John w. Daily. To this union
were born nine children, Ave boys
and four girls, namely: Peter J. Of
Arco, MINI; Mrs. Johanna OConnor,
Stewartville: Mrs. Mary Coughlin
Dawson, N. D.; John R., Jerry p, and
William F. of Olmsted county; Mrs.
Kate Mclaughlin Of Marshall; Edward
who died in infancy, and Julia A., who
died April %. 1901. Three sisters re-
siding in New York also mourn her
death.
Arlington, N1inn.--Joseph Barry, an
old and respected citizen Of this COM
munity, died at his late home on the
9th ult, aged Sc years. He was born
in County Cork. Ireland, and came to
this country in 1S47, settling in Minne-
sofa in 1856. In the latter year he
was married to Miss Hannah Nc
Sweeney, His wife and six children
survive him.
Faxon, Minn.-Mrs. Anna Collins
died at the home of her son, Timothy
Collins, of this village, Thursday eve
ming, Feb. oath. at the advanced age
of 80 years. The deceased was ma
tive of County Glare, Ireland, and came
to this country in the early days, and
resided for many years in both WASH
ington Lake ard Faxon townships.
Her husband, Patrick Collins, preced-
ed her to the grave 16 years ago, and