The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-08-04
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Johns church Sunday evening of last
week by Professor Campbell, of the St.
Paul seminary, was an interesting and
instructive treat. The speaker dwelt
largely on Irish and English history, but
made some pointed references to our
own system of government. Father
Campbell is more scholarly than elo
quent, but there is an earnestncss about
his manner that makes him very inter.
esting.
Waverly, Minn.-Anthony Dough.
erty, aged II years, died at his home in
Marysvillc on Friday, July 20. The de-
ceased was born in the parish OF Innis-
Kill, county Donegal, ireland, in 1928
tle emigratcd to this country in 1880
and settled at Norristown, Pa, where he
was married to Miss Ann Curry in 1894
They came west in 1886 and settled in
Hollywood, Carver county. In 49,,
they removed to Minneapolis, where his
wife died in 1873. In 1875 he was mar.
RED to Miss Sarah Heron and returned
TO his homestead in Hollywood, whcr.
tour children were born to them In
1881 his second wife died. In 1886 he
was again married to Miss Mary
Dougherty and shortly thereafter re-
moved TO Marysville. OF the four chill
drcn that blessed his second marriage.
three are still living: Mrs. Jos. Potter i,
John and Anthony Doughcrty He also
leaves two brothers, j. NJ, of Marys-
vile, and Dan, OF Minneapolis, and :.
sorrowing widow, The funeral services
were held on Sunday morning at St
Mary's church, Rev. Father Luccy cclc-
brating solemn requiem high mass. The
remains were inferred at St Mary's
cemetery, followed by a large concoursc
OF friends. The bercavcd relatives have
the sympathy OF a large number of
friends.
Faribault, Mimi Died at her home
at Mount Vernon, Washington, Mrs.
Mary Healy, widow OF Michael Hcaly,
an old pioneer settler Of Faribault, July
10th. OF Briglt's disease, aged II years
and 6 months. She leaves six children
to mourn her loss, Michael TIcaly, OF
Dodge City. Kansas; Mrs. Mary Lewis,
OF Cripple Creek, Colo; John, James.
Daniel and Anna Hcaly OF Mount Yer
non The remains were brought to Far
bault Tor lntcrmcnt, accompanied by
her daughter Anna, and son James, the
funeral taking place from the church OF
the immaculate Conception Monday
morning, July 2Srd, and the remains laid
to rest in Calvary cemetery. The pail
bearers were Mr.. J. II. Pettcys, Mr.. AL
phin Mclnnis, MIR. Nathaniel Castle of
Walcott, Mr.. Dennis Cavanaugh, Mr..
William O'Ncil and Mr. jeremiah,
Healy, OF Iaribault. Mrs. Hcaly re-
moved from here nearly three years ago
TO make her home near a number OF her
| children who had settled at Mt. Vernon,
Washington. MIR and Mrs. Hcaly came
to Faribault i'll 1850. Later they bought
a farm in Walcott on which some OF the
family lived until three years ago. Mr..
Healy died nine years ago.
| Rochester, MINI. - Patrick Henry
Donaluc died at his home on Tuesday
afternoon, July "a. His death came as
great shock to his friends and rcla-
tivcs for on Saturday he was able to
work and put in the whole day on the
foundation Of the Masonic Temple. He
has been in failing health, however, for
some time and his death was due to
rheumatism. On Sunday he was feeling
i'll and it was with difficulty that he
could be aroused from sleep. Mr. Don
ahue was born i'll Limerick. Wis, March
4, 1883 While very young he came to
Rochester with his parents and had
lived here ever since, making his home
with them. He leaves to mourn, his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Donaluc; two
sisters, Mrs. M. Donahuc and Miss Julia
DonaIluc; and four brothers. John, Fred,
Bartholomew and James. The funeral
was held at ST. Johns church. Rev.
Father Riordan ofiiciatcd.