The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
OVER The MORT h W EST.

April 24, aged 40 years. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Reilly, old settlers of this vicinity.
Her husband is IL real estate dcaier
at Webster, S. ID. Mrs. Niedcnfuehr
came home from Webster on April IL.
to attend the funeral Of her brother
James wife and caught Il cold at the
funeral tho day following. The cold
developed into pneumonia and she
sank rapidly to her death. The fun
eral took place from st. Mary's church
ance was remarkably large. Rev. Err.
Mcnsing came down from Webster of
his own accord and conducted the
mass and funeral services. Among the
floral tributes We're a pillow and pyra-
mid from Webster friends. and Il
wreath from the Degree of Honor
lodge of that place, besides many from
Minneapolis friends. All the relatives
from Minneapolis ami Glencoe were
present She leaves. besides her hllS-
band, three children to mourn her
death. the Oldest being Il girl of II
years.
Gracevillc, Mnn.-AIiss Kate Nc
DermOtt, sister of John McDermott,
of the Gracevillc Bakery, arrived here
on the Both ult. The young lady halls
from Strokestown, County Roscom-
mon, Ireland. She was eleven days
making the journey. At present she is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Tracy.
Wavcrly. Enthusiastically morning,
May >, Edward Mcclure breathed his
last ut the home of his mother, Mrs.
Grace Mcclure, of this village. He
had been ailing for several years past,
and, while his death was not uncX-
putcd the end came sooner than look
cd for. Edward Mcclure WAS born
in the town of Vaudeville. February
ID, 1873, and spent most of his days
since early boylood in this village. In
1894 he was married to Miss Louise
StrnuR and to this happy union two
children were born, now aged s and i
years. The deceased leaves besides Il
wife and two children. q mother. one
sister Mrs. Ncs Enge, and seven
brothers, w. II. Mcclure, of Eden VAL
Icy: James and Bernard. Of this vii
lagc: Samuel X. and Charles. of st.
Paul: Frank, of Wlllmar. ami John.
of Arizona, to mourn his untimcly de-
mise
died ut his home in Shicltlsvillc town.
ship on May 1, of Brght's disease ut
the age of G6 years. He was Il native
of Limerick. Ireland. and cmigrute,l
to the United States when quite
young. At the age of 21 he was mar
ried to Miss IIonOra Coleman, Mt Ga
lena. I'll. They came to Minnesota in
1876. He leaves Il wife and seven
chillrrn-tivc sons and two daughters.
He left farm to. each of the sons.
and the daughters are married. He
was an exemplary Catholic and was
highly respected in the community.
Wnlaslm. Minn.-AIrs Sarah Me-
Guigan. the venerable mother of John
and Hugh McGugan. of Oaliwocl,
and William McGuigan. of Butte,
| nf
months. passed peacefully away ut IN
advanced age. ut the old family resi-
dcncc in OaliwoOd. ON Monday of last
week. and was laid to rest beside her
husband. who preceded her to the
grave many years ago. in the little
Catholic cemetery. adjoining the West
Albany Catholic church, on WcdncS-
day. Mrs. McGugan WAS Il native of
Pennsylvania. and as Il girl WAS !,
mrishiOncr of Father GallitZinr. the
celebrated KusSian count who gave up
his wealth and devoted his life to the
trials and har,lShips of pioneer life in
the mountains of Pennsylvania. Shc
WAS Il lady Of culture and refinement
Tho McGuynns were anon" the very
carly settlers of Oakwond. and SHE
with her husband. endured all Tho
trials ana hnrlships incident TO pio
nCrr life in Wahasla county. but every
difficulty WAS most chcrrfully mo,
, and conquered. Deceased was Il splrn
did type of the wise pinncrr wife an'
, mother. She lived to Scr her boys
long since grown to manhood and rear
ing families of their own. She was :
faithful member of st. Patrick.
church. and she and hpr husband die
, much to make its building possible
| She lived Il beautiful Christian life
ana died full of years and full of hon
: ors.
Jordan. Minn.-.Iohn Clcary. OF
Credit River. died on Friday. May
, OF cancer of the stomach Mr. ClcarN
was one of the early settlers of thi.
county. having been Il resident o
, Credit River since 1879. Previous t,
: his coming to that township lc spcn
two years in the states of Fcnnsyl
vania Ohio and Missouri. He was :
, most highly respected citizen. honest
/. upright and Industrious. and enjoyed
t the good will and esteem of all hi
ncighburs and acquaintnnccs to an un
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