The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-01

DesiueS MS WIDOW seven sons ana
daughters survive him.
mother of John P Coughlin, state vice
president of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, died September II and was
buried on the goth ult. Mrs. Coughlin
was born in Ireland and was 70 years
of age. The family settled on a farm
in Rice county in 1855. Deceased, who
was we'll known and respected, is sur
vived by her husband, three sons and
four daughters.
The Ladies' Auxiliary.
A net gain in membership during thu
past two years of about 700, is the
gratifying report of Miss Ella Keatin~,
the state secretary. According to the
same report the treasury is in a -four.
fishing condition and seven new di-
visions were organized during the past
term. There were no changes of note
made in the laws and the insurance
rates were left just as they were.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the auxiliary:
Resolved, That we renew the ex-
preston of our never failing love and
devotion to our Holy Father, the Vicar
OF Christ, Pope Pius), the visible
head Of the Catholic church, and truo
to the traditions of our mother coun-
try again pledge our obedience to the
clergy of the Holy Catholic church.
Resolved, That we extend our sim
cere thanks to Rev.. FIR. John slevin of
Faribault for his kindly words and
hearty welcome.
mat we express our grateful thanks
to the visiting clergy who gave Us
such encouragement by their presence
and kind words.
Resolved That we thank Father
Cunningham, our state chaplain for
his grand and patriotic sermon, Civ
ing us so much courage to go on with
the work for the betterment of Irish
men and women.
Resolved, That we note with feelings
of pride and satisfaction the re-elec-
ton Of our state. president, Mary B.
Daley, to the office of National Treas.
urer OF the l.. "A. A. O. H., and James
j. Regain as National President of the
A. O. H., compliment to the state
Of Minnesota and the loyal sons and
daughters of Ireland.
'- Resolved, That we express our an
probation for the entertainment We
have had from the brothers and sis
ters Of Rice county.
Resolved. That we tender to all the
citizens of Faribault who 80 kindly
and generously contributed to our COM
fort and entertainment.
. That an, expression of our thanks
be rendered to the safe president aud
associate officers for their invaluable
services during the term just expired.
Resolved, That we as Irish Catholic
again pledge ourselves to pro-
tect the sanctity of our homes and IN
our grand Irish Names
That we recommend to the Auxiliary
the study of Irish history.
Further Resolved, That we preserve
the Irish music and literature which
will aid us in knowing ourselves as we
are teaching the rising generation their
place ahead of all nations inherited
from their forefathers and preserved
years of privation and strug-
gle when they gave their lives to pre-
serve science and literature to the
world.
Resolved, That we indorse the rec
ommendation of our National pres;-
dent relative to the affiliation of the
"A. y. II. and the l.. A. A. 0. H. with
the American federation of Catholic So
cieties.
49, NAANA A$>'oANCO, IlttL we ala ana
encourage whenever we can Irish in
dustrles and Irish manufacture bv
buying linen, laces china and other mr..
ticles manufactured in Ireland.
Signed:
MARGARET SULLIVAN,
Olmstead County.
MARY MCCOY,
Ramsey County.
CATHERINE CURRAN,
Hennepin County
ALICE ADAIR,
Crow Wing County.
CATHERINE WHITE,
lie Sueur County.
Committee
The receipts and disbursements as
shown by the report of Miss Margaret
Grady, state insurance secretary, COW
ering that period from September /,
1905 to September 1, 1910, were as
follows: