The Irish standard., 1889-07-06
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HE URsULINE GRADUATES,

THE URSULINE GRADUATES
Death OF Mrs. q. W. Kennedy, a Well
Known and Respected Lady Of
Bralnerd.
! MINNESOTA.
Miss O'Brien, editress OF the Atwate
Press, is visiting the family Of be!
uncle, Mr.. Patrick Norton, at Roches.
ter.
| Little Annie, daughter Of Mr. ant
Mrs. Z. G. Maroney, aged years, mo-
and days, died at Eyota, this state
last week Of scarlet fever.
In the town of Shieldsville, Rice
county, Richard Davitt, Michael Fi1lne-
gan. Jr., and f. Buchlair have been ap
pointed meat inspectors.
Daniel C'Keefe, OF Cedar Lake, Scott
county, died in that town recently. He
had lived in that county for over Is
years, and was man held in high es-
TEEN.
Mrs Bridget Kueafsey's machinery
shed and several farm machines were
struck by lightning and burned on
Monday, the 18th inst. The machines
were insured with B. A. Kohler, Of
Shakopee, for $125..
Saturday, June %, a daughter of Mrs.
Owen Varley, who lives about three
miles north Of F'aribault, died of
measels. She was IL years Old. The
funeral took place at the church Of She
Immaculate Conception in Faribsult
and was very largely attended.
Duluth Sun: When Postmaster
Flynn ceases to handle the mails in our
suburb On the east, one Of the most ac-
comodating as well as competant Off
cia!s in the service goes. Careful,
painstaking and obliging, he has never
bad a superior in che city Of Duluth, aa
a postmaster Or as a gentleman.
A. 6. Murray died at his residence in
Owatonna recently from cancer of the
bladder. Mr.. Murray was one of the
oldest and best known citizens Of
Steele county, having resided in Owa-
tonna for the last AZ years. He leaves
a wife and one son, Frank, who came
to Owatonna frcm Tower to attend his
fathers funeral.
Solemn High Mass was celebrated at
St. Rridget's Church, near Rochester,
last Sunday, Rev. f. A, Lynde, of Chi
cago, acting as celebrant. Rev. S.
Condor, of St. Thomas's Seminary, and
Rev. H. o. Rourke, of Davenport, Iowa,
as Deacon and Subdeacon, and Rev.
Father Riordan was master of cere-
monies. The sermon was delivered by
tha newly ordained priest, Rev. j. III.
Walsh, of Chicago.
Robart Kennedy. one of the first set
tiers Of Shakopee, died in St. Paul .
short time since. He once kept the
American House Oh Holmes street.
5hakopee, and afterwards built the
National hotel On the corner Of First,
but removed to St. Paul about 20 years
ago and ran the Moffat Castle house
and afterwards the Smelling house. lie
was a Virginian by birth, and was 50
years Of age when he died, and first
came to Minnesota in lSA7.
Brainerd Journal: Cecilia Kennedy,
wife Of A. w. Kennedy. died in this
city On the Goth inst: aged 80 years.
The daceased was q daughter Of hlr.
and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, Of this
city, and lived here from 1882 until 1856
and in January in the latter year she
was married at Duluth to A.. w. Ken
nedy> and lived after that time in that
city. Five months ago daughter was
born to them, and she never regaiDed
her health. She came to Brainerd three
weeks ago in the hope that the change
would make an improvement, but she
continued to fail. She was a lady Of
the most estirnable Christian charac-
ter, which endeared her to all who
knew her. The bereaved relatives have
the deepest sympathy of the community,
The funeral services were conducted at
The Catholic church at $3.50 this fore
noon by Rev. Father Watry, and the in
;erment took place at Evergreen ceme
5ery.
DAKOTA.
NJ. K, Marrinan. of Grafton. is pay
ng a business visit to Bismarck, and !
will not return home for about four
weeks.
N. w. News, Grand Forks: The
graduates of the Ursul,na college were