The Irish standard., 1902-10-25
OVER lnt NORTHWEST.

We're we'll attended, and much inter.
est was manifested.
Rochester, Minn.-Mrs. Margaret
Heffron passed peacefully away at her
home on West Zumbro Street. on FRI.
day morning. October 10. On account
of her advanced years, over four-score,
she was in delicate health for some
time. She passed into rest without re.
gaining consciousness from the stupor
in which she had lain for two DAYS.
She was the mother of Rev. P. r.
Heffron, of St Paul, and an estimable
woman in every relation of life. The
funeral was held on Monday, Oct 13,
and was largely attended. Solemn
high mass was celebrated by the
resident and visiting priests. Among
the latter We're Frs. Lnwler of st.
Paul; Cummeskey, of Winona; and
Keane. of Minneapolis. The last named
preached the sermon.
Glencoe. Min.-Thc A. O. n. are
arranging for 4 ball to be given
Thanksgiving evening. The local diyi.
sion for several years las given a
dance upon this particular date and
each function has been crowned with
success. and as a consequence, the
dancing public look forward to this
occasion, knowing that it has in store
for them a delightful time
Morris. Mnn.-Jamos Foley. ono 81
tn" old residents Of Stevens county.
died ut his home i'm Tie town of Pen.
perton. Tuesday morning Of last week,
Deceased, who WAS bachelor. was
SIXTY years IF ago. and was ono of the
earliest settlers of this county He
had been in i'll health for number
OF years past, his death being caused
by a disease similar to pm umonia. The
funeral took place from the Ass,mp.
ton church.
Slllrldsvillr. Mimi Edward Walsh.
one of the pioneer settlers of Shields.
vile. died Tuesday morning. of last
week at his home i'm that township.
death resulting" from cancer Of tho
stomach. Deceased was n wears NJ
acc" native IF tho county Kildare
ireland, and had been Il resident of
Shirldsvile township fen nearly 10
years. A widow. tlmnr sons and siv
daughters arc left to mourn tho loss
or kind and aIrcctionate husband
ANA father. Tho funeral was held
from st. Palrick's church, Shicldsv;ll,
ana the remains were inferred in
Shicldsvilc cemetery.
l'arihanlt, Minn.-rhr Most Revere
end Archbishop ireland is cyrcctcd tn
visit Faribnnt ana ShcldsvlIle carlv
in November for tho purpose OF adj
ministcring tho sacrament of confirma-
ton. 1T has been reported that Arch
bishop Ireland has been Informed of
tho had condition OF the Shrldsvilla
road near Lake MnZAska and his visit
to Sh"ldsvillc has boon promised onlv
on the condition that the road be made
pnss;blc.
Wabasla, Minn.-On Tuesday morn.
ing. October Q, occurred tho marriage
OF Miss Clara Harlan to John RYAN,
both of lakewood, Father Parkinson
performing the marriage ceremony
and Miss Kate Shamnesscy presiding
Mt the organ. Miss Mae Harlan, SIS
ter Of tle bride, acted as bridesmaid
and john Quiglcy, Of Greenfield, as
best man. They to'k the evening
train for Milwaukee, and Immediately
on their return will 30 to housekeeping
ON the old Harlam farm.
Au,oln, Minn.-Thc members of st.
Stephens church have been holding
their annual baznr this week. 1t will
close tonight, October rs. Mt the city
hall. Among the attractions will be
diamond ring cOntest-t'le ring be-
ing given to the most popular young
lady of the parish. The ladies OF the
congregation will serve supper and
every one Is invited.
Michigan City, N. D.-Rev. ]. J. Nc
Donald held services for the first time
on Sunday, October II, i'm the Cath
Ollie church Mt Deehr. Thescongrega-
ton highly appreciated having service
in church. 1t is o. neat and suitable
cdifice, situated on an elevated plateau
overlooking the lake. and surrounded
with picturesque hills. No pains or
expense will be spared to have it fur
nishtsl in accordance with the struc-
ture. Two new substantial church
structures Through the energetic and
handwriting Father Mcdonald, in his
mission during the past six months,
would indicate that Ibis allotted field
Of labor was we'll chosen.
Jordan. Minn-Fridny afternoon,
October 10, Miss Annie Stevens, Of
Cedar Lake. passed to a better land,
after an illness Of years duration.
She was thirty years old and a favorite
with all who knew her The funeral
was largely attended. Requiem Mass
was sung by FIR. McCarron. The in
terment took place in st. GATHERINGS
cemetery, which from it's we'll chosen
position Overlooks as beautiful scene
as the eye Of am artist could wish to
bellOltl. The coffin was covered with
beautiful floral offerings and was pre-
celeti by two Of Miss Stevens god