The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-12-29
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OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Litchticld, Minn-Mrs. Catherine
Dougherty, the widow of the late
Thomas o. Dougherty, died at the
home of her daughter in this city ON
Dec. IA ut the age of &c years. The
deceased was one of the first settlers
in Harvey town. locating there With
her husband in 1856. She leaves four
sons and two daughters surviving.
One son. John W., and one daughter
Mrs Thomas Wheeler, are dead. The
living sons are James, residing III Cal
ifornia. Thomas W., living in Harvey
town; Patrick, residing in Washington;
and Dominick, now ut or near Barnes
VILE, MINI. Her two living daughters
are Mrs. Hugh Bowling of Wheaton
and Mrs. Sadie Dongherty. of this city
The attef is the first white child born,
in Mceker county. The funeral was
largely attended. Deceased was Il LADY
held in high esteem in the community
l'arihault. MINI. - Thomas Burke
one of the we'll known farmers OF thu
town of Wells, died Tuesday night
Dec. Is. of pneumonia at the European
hotel in this city. He had been i'll hui
three days. He complained Of being
indsposcd Saturday evening. Oh
Sunday morning medical aid WAS sum
moncl and it was found that he was
suffering from pneumonia, to which he
succllmlcd two days later. His broth
er. Patrick Burke, of Wells, was at
his hcdsile when he passed away. The
remains were removed to his brothers
home in the town of Wells and I'll.
funeral took place from st. Patrick's
church. ShicllSville. Deceased was {:
native of Ireland and was 50 years OF
age. He was one of the early residents
of Rice county. He had no family
but lived with his brother on theil
farm in the town of Wells until the
past year, When he moved to this city
He was an honest, Industrious man
who WAS highly respected by all who
knew him.
Rochester, Mimi Last week a quiet
marriage service took place at the res
idcncc of Rev. William Riordan, the
officiating priest The contracting par
ties we're George Lynch Of Byron, ant
Miss Cora Brown, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. l.. Brown, of Dover. Tho mar
riage was sp,cmniZed with only t'it
necessary number of witnesses in ut
tendance, but nevertheless it was +:
fclicitoilS union. Mr.. Lynch has charG,
of the Van Dusen elevator at Ryrol
and is !: competent business man ans
an cstimahlc gentleman. His fa
bride is we'll known in Dover and ais
a;' Chat!irll where she has been Twin:
more recently. Their many friends eX
tined congratulations and wish them tn
best of life's blessings ut their nov
home in Byron.
Wavcrly. MINI. Mrs Thoma
| Young, nee Sarah McIEugh. died ut ST
| Peters hospital. on Dec. 10. ut the Ag
of three score years and ten. The de
ceased WAS born in County Mayo. Ire
| land, i'm 1890 In lS:l9 she emigratel t,
Amcrica she was married TO ThoS
| Young at st. Paul in 1861 and inmH
| dialrly thereafter they settled in th
| town of Woodland. Six children wcl
born tn them. one of them, Dennis
| preceding his mother to the grave il
1880. Her husband, William ant
| Thomas, OF minneapolis: John. of Mon
lama: Il laughtcr Mrs. l.. w. Nadtln!
and James Young. of Arlington. Still
survive her She was :; sister TO Thorn
rs McIIugh. of MarySvillc. Mrs. Casey
Of this village. and Mrs. McGintE. %
West Superior, Wis. All of the rell
tivcs with the exception Of hrr sol
John and her husband. who is in i'll
health. attended the last sad rites Owe
the Departed The funeral occurred
from st. Mary's church. Rev. FIR. III
coy officiating. The remains were III
TERED mt st. MAry's cemetery. the fol
lowing acting as pall-bcarcrs: Joh
Di.nan. ST.. John Nolan. VIM. Burke
Thos. Rear,lon, j. +. Quinn, ST., an
Andrew Mccarthy.
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