The Irish standard., 1898-05-21
OVER THE NORTHWEST.


and she was born in County Tipperary,
Ireland, June 20, 1851, and came to this
| country with her parents when II years
! old She was married to Bernard
leaves a husband, five sons and five
! daughters to mourn their loss, and who
A., have the sympathy of a large number OF
| friends in their sad bereavement. The
funeral was held from the Catholic
church, Fr. Fitzgerald officiating The
interment was in Bellewood cemetery.
Hastings, Minn.-Mrs. Charles McCar-
| thy died at her home in St. Paul on the
| 9th inst, at the age Of 81 years. She
| was married in Hastings on April %,
1889, and leaves husband and six chill
! dren to mourn their loss. She was the
! eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Mcnamara, of Marshan, this county. In
torment took place in the new cemetery
| here
| Hastings, Mnn.-Edward P. Lyons, of
this city, received a letter from his old
| friend and comrade, Patrick Kane, a
member Of Company D, Sd u. S. infantry
dated Mobile, Ala, stating that he was
we'll, and that the camp was pitched in
pine forest exactly on the same ground
the northern troops We're camp on dur
! Ing the civil war. He says there is no
| telling how soon the troops will leave for
| Cuba. The above Patrick Kane and
Mr.. Edward p. Lyons, of this city, were
both members Of the Irish Connaught
Rangers, an English regiment fighting
against the Zulus in Africa in 1879 So
| says the Democrat
| Graceville, Minn.-William Conley, son
| of MIR. and Mrs. P. Conley, of Toqua
this county. died at the family residence
on the 18th inst. The funeral occurred
from the Holy Rosary Church, this VIII
lage on the 18th.
I Chatfield, Minn.-Rt. Rev. John Shan
| ley, of North Dakota, opened a mission
for the people Of this village and Eyota,
at st. Mary's church on the 18th inst
| The mission which has been very sue
| cessful in every particular, will close to-
| morrow.
Rochester. Mnn-'The bids for the
! building of the new addition to st. Ma
rvs Hospital, which will be erected this
! summer, were opened on Tuesday of last
week, by the Sisters of ST. Francis, and
the contract was awarded to Mr.. Martin
Hebron, of this city. whose bid was $l2,-
| 975.SS When this addition is COM
pleted the hospital will rank second in
f, size to but few in the country, and to
none in completeness of equipment.
Langdon, N. D.-Two sisters Of Irish
birth, but recently residents of South
! Dakota, arrived at Rolla last week and
| filed on land in Rolette county. One of
the ladies was 81 years of age and the
T! other 1922
j Chokio, Minn.-Mrs. Nora Maloney
4 and Patrick Regain, were united in the
/ holy bonds of matrimony Tuesday morn
| Ing OF last week. Rev. Father Gunder-
| man officiating. The two contracting
| parties are we'll known In this locality,
and have the best wishes Of many
| friends
| Maple Lake, Minn.-Mr. John w. Hav-
erty, prominent young farmer, and
Miss Molly Holmberg, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs l.. Z. Holmberg, both of Chat
ham, were united in marriage in
Chatham church May 18th, the ceremo-
ny being performed by Rev. Father Sa-
vey.
Dawson, Minn.-Miss Katie Doyle died
at her home here Tuesday evening, of
last week. of consumption. She was
quite we'll known, and had a host Of
friends who will mourn her untimely de-
mise.
Waseca, Minn.-David O'Herne, of st.
Clair, died there Saturday, May It'll, aged
rs years. From Evansville comes the
announcement of another death. in the
person of Mrs. Bridget O'Brcn, who
passed away May 5th at the age of 72
The remains of Mrs O'Brien were laid
to rest in the Catholic cemetery at ST.
Mary.
Maple Lake, Mlnn.-James Mooney
died at his home near this village re-
Gently, where he had resided since 1862
He was Il well-to-do farmer and was we'll
known and respected in the community.
His wife and seven children survive him.
Mr.. Mooney was born in County Glare,
Ireland, in 1888, and was 65 years of age
at the time of his demise.
Brnlnerd, Minn.-Dennls Carroll, OF
this city, was taken to Chippewa Falls,
Wis, last week, where he formerly lived
for many years. He is very low with
cancer of the stomach, and his recovery
Is considered doubtful.
River Falls. Wis.--The new Catholic
Church at Ellsworth will be dedicated
on Sunday. the 22d Of this month. This
building evinces the energy and public
spirit Of our neighboring village In a
marked degree. 1t Is handsome edi-
fee. and in its design reflects much cred
1t upon the architect, Mr.. s. Il. Michael,
Of this city, as well as the builder, Mr..
Symes. Situated upon a prominent
elevation 1t may be seen at long dis
lance from nearly every quarter of the
country, lifting Its gilded cross higt