The Irish standard., 1898-05-14
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

vi ABOUT a week. deceased was Well
known in the Twin Cities, having previ-
vously to coming here been employed
on several of the dailies Of st. Paul.
Mr.. Dunno was a man of education and
ability and at one time he owned con-
siderable property at Jamestown, N. D.,
and Miles City, Mont. He was 40 years
old. unmarried. and native of Brook
Ign, N. Y, to which place his remains
were sent for burial.
Morton, Minn.-Thursday of last week
as the west bound train pulled into
Franklin large throng Of people forced
their way upon the platform to meet
John Caroline. who was accompanying
the remains of his wife from Gaylord to
Franklin. Mrs. Caroline died last We'd
nesday at 1885 p. M, and owing to the
large circle of relatives and friends
throughout Birch Cooley and Bandon
the sad news that came over the wires
Wednesday evening announcing her
death. soon reached the ears of those
with whom she has for years associated
Less than year ago Nora OShea be-
came the wife of John Caroline. Last
fall she accompanied her husband to
Gaylord, where the former had pur-
chased livery business, and where they
made their home up to the time of her
DEATH Full of vigor, energy and YOUTH
they started out under favorable circum-
stances. but death has called her; she
sleeps the lasting sleep, and the sor-
rowing husband bows to the will {of the
Creator, says the Enterprise of that vii
lage
Hudson, Wis.-Mrs. Charles Cava-
nagh, an old resident of the town OF
Troy, died at her home last Sunday, after
a lingering illness. She leaves hus-
band but no children. She. was a wo-
man of kindly disposition and had many
friends. The procession which followed
the remains to the cemetery was one of
the longest witnessed in years.
Hastings, Minimize. Thomas Corri-
gan, one of our Oldest and most respec-
ted citizens. died at his home at Inyer
Grove on April 2G. after an illness of
six weeks. from typhoid pneumonia.
Deceased was Y years of age, and leaves
wife, three daughters, two of whom
are married, and five sons, who deeply
mourn his loss. The funeral took place
from st. Patrick's church On the 2Sth,
and was attended by large conccurse
of relatives and friends. Rev. William
McGolrick officiated.
Hastings, Minn.-Mr. James Sherry
died at his home in Welch. On the End
inst, after {; protracted illness, at the
age of 70 years. Mr.. Sherry was an old
and most esteemed citizen and his death
will be mourned by a large circle of
friends, who extend their sympathy to
the bereaved family. He leaves wife
and four sons, John, James. Thomas and
Stephen, and five daughters, Mrs. Thorn
as Kane, of Ravenna; Mrs. James Hick-
ey, of Minneapolis, and Misses Jennie,
Mary and Lizzie Sherry. He was a
brother of Hugh and Owen Sherry, OF
Ravenna, where he formerly lived The
funeral was held from St. Joseph's
church, Miesvile, the Rev. Alois Heller
officiating
Glencoe Minn.-Mrs Mary Brick, an
aged pilgrim in lifes hermitage, passed
quietly to eternal rest from the home of
her son few miles north of town on
Saturday morning of last week. The
deceased was born in county Kerry, Ire
land, in October, 1912.
Sank Center, Minn-Sister Antonio, o.
S. B.. whose serious illness had been
noted, died early Sunday morning of last
week at the Benedictine convent, st.
Joseph, where she had been a sister of
st. Benedict for over 40 years. Sister
Antonio, whose family name was Streitz,
was GO years of age and for some years
had been in failing health because of
asthma. She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. John Schwartz. of this city, and
Mrs. Doerner, of st. Cloud town, and by
two brothers, William and Mich Streitz.
lie Sueur, Minn.-Father William CJl-
bert, chaplain of the First Regiment
Minnesota volunteers. is an old Sibley
county boy and former acquaintance
Of the writer. His home was at AS
sumption, where he grew up on farm.
He comes of the right kind of material
and if necessary can fight as we'll as
pray, says the News.
Green Isle. Minn.-Mrs ]. T. Dolan,
who has been for a long time sufferer
from the dread disease. consumption,
died Thursday afternoon of last week.
Bridget Kelly was born in the county
Mayo, Ireland, SO years ago. In 1870
she married James f.. Dolan. She
leaves besides a sorrowing husband,
seven children to mourn her loss, five
boys and two girls. She was loving
wife, an affectionate mother and was re-
spected and esteemed by all who knew
her. The funeral occurred from st.
Brendan's church.
Anaconda, Minn---There was little
sleep in Anaconda last night, says the
Mountain. of the 9th. it was the
eve Of the departure of the Anaconda
volunteers for the cruel war With Spain.
All over the city there was joy ald sad
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