The Irish standard., 1901-02-16

transferred to WnSteaQ, Mimi, where
he will have $50 families under his
charge Father Linberg is man of
broad experience, having been for some
years on the South American mission
and later an instructor at st. Thomas
Seminary. He was universally liked
by all classes OF people in Chester and
Mazeppa.
Waseca, Minn.-Last Wednesday
evening valentine social was given by
the Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
church, at which Il chicken pie supper
WAS served. Several booths We're ar
ranged containing useful and fancy ar
ticles for sale. One of the chief attrac-
tons was a spelling contest in which
many participated to the amusement
of large audience. The proceeds of
the supper and entertainment went to
the church.
st. Peter, Minn.--Mrs. Margaret
Murphy died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Il. a. Grant, on Wednesday
evening Of last week, at the advanced
age of So years. Her sickness began
last March, since which time she grad
ually failed until death removed her
/ the past eight years had made her
home with her daughter. Mrs. Il. A..
Grant. in this city. Her husband died
several years ago. She is survived by
eight children, as follows: j. Il. Muir
ply, Mrs. Il. n. Grant, st. Peter; Mrs
]. G. Knight, Denver; Joseph. Wascca;
Paul and Daniel, Minneapolis; Jerry
Tacoma, Wash; Michael, Grand Forks
The body was taken via the North
western on Friday morning to Wascca
where the funeral took place.
Rochester, Minn.--Aftcr Il brief ill
of Eyota township departed this life
Jan. 30. 1901. The deceased was born
in Eyota, August -, 1863. Mrs. Walsh
received her early education ut the
Academy of Our Lady Of Lourles,
Rochester, and at the Winuna semi
nary, where she graduated in music.
She also received Il diploma for letters
at the Southern Minnesota Fair Asso-
citation. She was united in marriage to
Jerry Walsh Feb. T., 1876. She leaves
Il husband and three children. three
brothers and two sisters, one Il Sister
of st. Frances dc Sales, to mourn her
loss. Mary, as she was Familiarity
and lovingly called, endcarcd herself to
all who came in contact With her, by
the sweetness of her character. the pur-
ity of her life and by the constant OK
HrtnrSS with which she discharged tho
duties of her state. Her thoughts, her
words and her actions were regulated
without alrctHtiun. without parade of
devotion. conforming in I'LL things to
her Makers will. and through her
death her nnumrrabIc ncuuaintancrs
feel the loss of Il real. true and sincere
friend Her funeral was held from st.
Johns church. where Solemn High
Mass was celebrated by Rev. ID. Il.
Walsh Rev. $. Condron, deacon; Rev.
S. Maddox. sub-dencon; Rev. Father
Koran, master of ceremonies: Rev. l..
PERRIN and Rev. VIM. Riorlan We're
present in the sanctuary. At the con-
clusion of the services, Rev. WIN. RiOr
dan, her former pastor and instructor.
spoke in eulogistic terms of the many
excellent qualities of the deceased, re-
fcrring tolchingly to the giving Of her
hearts blood for her child's life. He
spoke of her as the noblcst Of women.
crowned with the purest Of mother
hood, the trucst of wifehood and the
livinely beautiful Christian charity.
The floral offerings were very beauti-
full tributes Of respect and love to the
one whose sun had gone down while it
was yet day. The remains We're low
ingly and tearfully borne to st. Johns
cemetery and many hearts are sad
dened hy the premature death of this
most estilnable young wife and mother.
The funeral cOrtege was headed by the
clergy and followed by the Sisters, her
teachers and all Immense throng Of
friends. After the recital Of the ritual
I'LL that was mortal Of Mary Cassidy
Walsh was laid to rest.
Norris, Minn.-Joseph Richmond and
Miss Teresa Jordan, of the town Of
Morris. were united in marriage
Tuesday morning of last week
ut the residence of Rev. Fa-
thcr Goebcl of Assumption parish.
After the ceremony the young people
returned to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Il. Hartrich, where a bounti-
lul dinner was served for the newly
welded and some of their friends.
Among those present We're DR.. CAinc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Eddy MIR. and
Mrs. L. II. Canty, Theodore Bruins and
family. Peter French and Thomas and
Maggie Delahunt, who acted as
groomslnan and bridesmaid. Miss
Jordan had made her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Hartrich for the last siNtpen
years, being an orphan, and had come
to he regarded as Il daughter of that
worthy gentleman and his wife. Mrs.
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