The Irish standard., 1895-01-26
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
Certificates of Registration Grant
ed to Quite a Number at
the University.

the University.
MINNESOTA.
On Thursday, January 10th, Mrs. M.
Daugherty, of Darnen township, Stevens
county, passed away. Deceased, who was
the mother of Mrs. Dennis Hennessy,
was about seventy years of age at the
time of her death. She had always en-
joyed good health. for one of her years,
and was i'll but short time Her funeral
occurred from the Assumption church,
Morris.
A suit has been commenced at Red
Wing which seems to show that the as
sets of the defunct Bank of Zumbrota
are not sufficient to pay the liabilities OF
the bank. The case alleges that the liza
bilities of the bank are about $4,000 and
the assets only about $4,000; that the
stockholders, under the banking laws of
Minnesota, are liable for an assessment,
and the court is asked to ascertain the
amount due from each of the stockhold-
ers and give Judgment for the same.
Died on Monday morning, the 18th
inst. at Coils, Mimi, of weakness from
old age, Mrs. Jane Murray, aged about
80 years. Deceased was born in county
Down, Ireland, where she grew up and
was married, and with her husband emi-
grated to America in 1850, settling in
Pennsylvania, whore they resided until
1862, when they moved to Minnesota and
have since been residents Of this state.
Her husband, John r. Murray, died nine
years ago. Mrs. Murray was dut1tu1
wife, loving mother and dear friend
to all who knew her. She died fortified
by all the sacred rites of the Catholic
church OF which she was always an ex'
emplary member. The funerel services
were conducted by Rev. Father Gumper
at St. Patrick's church. Coils. Her re-
mains were accompanied to their last
resting place in the Coils cemetery by a
large throng of people from far and near.
Mrs. Frank Lsrkin received message
Saturday afternoon stating that her
brother, Michael Donahoe. was danger
ously ill at Cylinder, Iowa, says the Lu-
verne Herald of last week. Mrs. Larkin
left on the evening Burlington train for
that place, but when she arrived her
brother had died. Mr.. Donahoe was
taken sick with pneumonia only few
days before his death. Two years ago
he worked for Leslie Il Oman, in Luverne
and was faithful, honest and industri-
Gus man. He was one of those poor fell
lows whom hard luck was always chas.
ing. Some years ago he was happily
married and doing we'll on small farm
in Iowa Reverses came. He lost his
farm. His wife died in childbirth, and
the poor man, broken hearted, came to
Luverne. Here, for time, he prospered,
but in an evil hour he went west and
took up another farm IN the alkai beds
of central South Dakota. He married
his second wife in Dakota, but she. too,
died within a year. He abandoned his
farm and returned to Iowa last fall, and
on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock his
troubles ceased. Funeral services over
the remains were held Monday afternoon
and the body was laid to rest beside that
of his first wife and little babe at EN-
metsburg.
The state board Of pharmacy which
met at the University last week to hold
the winter examination Of candidates
for registration Of pharmacists and as
sistant pharmacists, has completed it's
work and adjourned after granting certi-
ficstes of registration to the following
persons: Pharmacists: Frank G. Daniel
son, Robert T. Kyle, Joseph J. Schultz,
Louis P. Hash, Matthew Witch, Ed
win p. D1ment, all Of Minneapolis; Nels
Nelson, st. Paul; James j. Bilsborow,
Graoeville; Alfred Gutzin, Duluth; Frank
p. Maldaner, Montivideo; William j.
Morehart, Mankato; Andrew Rasmussen,
Faribault; James g. Steenson, Hills;
William A. Hare, Winona; Eriok LJohn-
son, Fertile; Frank Friedman, Jr., New
Ulm. Assistant Pharm acists: Alfred 3.
Ousdahl, Charles N. Pearl, Ivar Sivert4
son. Bernhard g. johnson, George G.
Blend, all Of Minneapolis; Robert A..
Stevenson, ST. Paul; Floyd ". Kingsley,
Mazeppa; Henry j. McC Common, Winons;;
Martin a. Hougen, Madison; William
Anderson, Rush City; Babian 8. Hertel,
Perham; George ". Knapp. Saltwater;
Earnest Lofstrom, Blue Earth eity;;II