The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-03-26
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cred from the effects of the fall, spinal
meningitis set in, to which she sue
cumbed She is mourned by a moth
er, three brothers and three sisters,
who are Frustrated by her DEATH,
| Anoka, Minn.-The funeral of Rob-
ert Hunt of Champlin, who died at
ST. Mary's hospital, Rochester, oc-
Cured from st. Stephens church in
this city on March IA, and the re-
mains were inferred in Calvary ceme-
terry. He was native of Kerry, Ire,
and came to America in 1850 at the
age of 10. He was consequently 10
years old. He spent his early youth
in Faribault. Mimi, from which town
he enlisted in 1852 in Company Fl of
the Tenth Minnesota Volunteers. He
served three years in the Civil war
as corporal, sergeant and lieutenant.
He was severely wounded during the
battle of Nashville and the leaden
missile which entered his groin was
carried through life to his grave. In
1865 he was married to Mary Mulver-
hill at Dayton and she with eight
children survive him. The children
are: Mrs. F. Lee and Mrs. j. l.. Green.
Cedar, Mimi; Mrs. Joseph Trombly
and Mrs. James Trombly. Champlin,
Mimi Mrs. e. X. McGrath, Mime
apolis; John r. Hunt, Osseo; Bert and
Raymond Hunt of Champlin. Mr..
Hunt has borne an enviable reputa-
loved and respected by all who knew
him.
Waverly, Minn.--The funeral of A.
J. Dougherty who was one of the vic
tins of the snowslidc at Wellington,
WASH, took place Tuesday morning
of last week from ST. Marys church,
the remains arriving here from Seattle
Monday afternoon, about two weeks
after the accident. Deceased was
born in Hollywood, Carver county,
| Minnesota, on April s, 1881, and was
20 years old. He was of a quiet ma
ture, unassuming, a splendid type of
young manhood. He leaves, besides
his parents, four brothers and six sis
| ters: John, Thomas, Michael and Jo-
seph, Mrs. j. r. Potter, Grace, and
Marie, Waverly; Mrs. Jas. ST.. Marie,
Litchfield; Sister NJ. Remegia, Min
neapolis, and Sister Gracia, ST Paul.
Benson, Minn.-Thomas Kennedy, a
former resident of this county, 81 years
Of age, passed away at his home in
Brainerd, Monday, March Z, 1910, from
pneumonia. He was i'll only few
days. The remains were brought to
Degraff and the services were held
from the Catholic church at that place
on the 18th inst. Rev. FIR. Walsh OFF,
ciated He was laid to rest beside his
| wife, who died several years ago, and
their son. Michael. who died two years
ago. The following from out of town
dy, Alberta, Can; Mathew Kennedy,
| Hibbing, Mimi; Dennis Kennedy, of
| Donnybrook, N. D., all brothers of the
deceased. Also Mrs. John Berry and
VIM. Brady, of Brainerd; Mildred and
Anna Kennedy Of Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Risdon of Litchfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester VOORHEES, of
Enderlin, n. D., and Patrick Kielty
of willmar.
Fort Pierre. S. DAT a meeting
which was unanimous in its opinions,
and at which Democrats and Republic
cans We'd with each other in express
sons Of good WILL it was decided on
Tuesday evening of last week to place
the name of John F. Hughes of this
city before the people as a candidate
for Judge of the sixth circuit. The
J meeting terminated by committee
of five being appointed to look after
petitions and other details. This COM
mittee consisted of Attorneys Johnson,
Granger, Philip, Dinsmore and Asses
sor Frank l.. Norman. In addition to
this committee there were present at
the meeting: John Hayes, DR.. c. j.
Lavery, F. B. Davis, Fred A. Mix,
Fred S. Rowe, II. c. Mcclure, Dr. c..
c. Winter, George s. Huston, Alvin
! w. Waggoner. the guest Of the eve
ming, Mr.. Hughes, C. B. Vickerman,
r. H. Townsend, A. s. Fischer, Patrick
Holland, John A. McKillip, George
Bedford, A. ]. Bunker, T. E. Rohn, F.
w. Lambert, Byron L. Glow, G. H.
F'ales, P. J. Hagerty, A. C. Ricketts,,
+. G. Fischer, Charles M. Price, John
L. White, c. E. Coyne, F. H. Kinney
and +. w. Grogan.
Owatonna, Enthusiastically, March
12, Maurice Bennett Hines, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Hines, died, the
result of a complication of troubles.