The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-07-05
ST. PAUL NEWS

81 - y.
The Ramsey County Board L. A.. to
A. o. H. win entertain all the msmbsrs
Of the auxiliary 1T q basket picnic"
July 18th. at Como Park. A program
Of races has been prepared for which
many valuable prizes win b given.
George E. Lennon, HOS Summit ave.
nue.. who has been seriously i'll 40 the
result of an attack Of appendicitis, OK.
poets to be able TO resume his; BUSH
ness duties this week and an opera
tiol will not DO necessary.
There will be no immediate chanxes
In the force Of jsnitors and elevator
men at the city hall, according to
Thomas Calvin, who assumed his dut-
ass 40 custodian July LIST. Mr.. Calvin
went over the situation Friday after
noon with James Mentally, retiring
custodian. and was prepared to take
UP his old Job ,Thursday.
81, Paul Loaf one Of it's Oldest set.
tiers Monday when william o. Davern
died ut the Davern homestead near
Davern and West It'll st.. ~ result
Of q second stroke OF paralysis. Mr..
Dave1n was % years old. Death oc.
Cured at r. NJ. while he was in a
conatose state. Mr.. Davern came to
America In 1876. from County Glare.
ireland. and stopped for . time at
Springfield. Mass. In lsAs he came to
st. Paul ana a few years later mar
rlsd Anne Maroney. also from County
Clare, at that time . resident Of St
Paul She died in 1857 and their only
child died Q year later. Several years
AftsfWard Ar. Davern married Cath
crime Ryan Of st. Paul, ana THEY re-
Gently celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary. All Of the thirteen chill
drsn Of the second marriage are liv-
ing, with tho exception Of three. The
other children are william A.. Edward
T., Joseph r.. John, Nellie. Mrs. John
=. Hail. Mr.. Charles sattlsr Of St.
Paul, James OF Great Falls. Mont. and
BENJAMIN DAvsrn Of Duluth. Mr.. Dav-
srn was q member Of territorial and
state legislatures. TO hts efforts the
setting aside OF the military reserva-
ton ON which Fort Smelling now
stands WAS largely due. ~
1 Aftsr hls service In the legislature.
Mr.. Davern was town supervisor and
later school inspector and commission
sr.-. The funeral took place from the
above residence, "wednesday. Services
were held at, st. James Church. In
tssmsnt was 1t Calvary es,nstery
Mrs. Nellie (nss Conroy) aged 80
years. wife Of Joseph Fried. dted sst.
urday. The funeral took place from
the Undertaking rooms OF Connolly 4
MoDevltt Monday. Services were held
1T 81. Joseph's Church at . =. m. In
tsrnent at Calvary cemetery.
The viii Of John Fart. formerly Of
Hart g. Murphy, cigar manufacturers.
was admitted to probate wednesday
BY Judge Il, w. BAsills. The execut.
ora undsr the will are W. r. Barrett.
Minneapolis. and Dennis A. Murphy,
81. Paul. The estate II valued at
SITS, 900. Two thirds Of the property
IL left to Mrs. Hart for her life and
the remaining to Miss Catherine Hart.
After the death Of Mrs. Hart. half the
ostats will 70 to Miss Hart, and the
remaining half DO divided between the
two daughters. Mrs. Alice Barrett.
Minneapolis. and Mrs. Florence D. Dom
ran. Minneapolis.
On Thursday. June asth. George G.
Bond, aged 10 years, died at the home
Of his uncle, Edward Moriaxty. ,25s
prescott q. The funeral took place
Saturday from the above residence.
ssrvices. were held 1t 1t. Michaers
Chusch. 1ntsrmsnt ut Calvary ceme-
terry. :. ,... .,... tN
The funeral Of Frank 8. schubert. 80
years old, who died at the home of his
sister. Miss Emma Schubert, 3ss Car
roll Avs., was held Friday from st.
Joseph's Church. lnterment was at
Calvary cemetery. Death followed q
long illness, which an operation six
months ago failed TO alleviate. Mt.
schabsrt lived In et. Paul Park for
twenty-thres years.
Patrick whalsn. aged ~ years, died
Thursday at his home, sol East Fiji
more avenue. The funeral took place
from the above residence Monday.
Services were held at st. Atchasis
Church. Intermsnt was at Calvary
cemetery.
The funeral Of Michael Pyns. aged
20 years, was held Monday. from the
residenoe Of his son, william Pyne, ISL
Lee Ave. SERVICES were held at st.