The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-08-22

most attractive cities he ever saw.
He secured Il claim With :;.uUUUO0 feet
OF yellow pine, and he figures that in
time it may be worth something. MI.
and Mrs. j. \. Brown are expected
here i'll Il few days.
Farbault, Minn.-On Saturday OF
last week there was, Il grand harvest
festival at Healy's Grove. on the
shore of General Shields lake, ut
Shieldsville. under the auspices of
Div. No. =. n. o. ii. Various sports
took place on the grounds. good music
was furnished at the canope.l pavilion
for dancing. Dinner and refresh
ments were served on the grounds. 1t
was Il good old-time picnic
st. Patrick, Minm.-Littlc Helen
Campion. the siN-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Campion.
died Tuesday following an illness of
nearly IL year which eliminated in an
lbscess forming on the brain and for
the removal Of which three separate
operations We're performed, but to no
avail. The funeral took place from
ST. Patrick's church. We extend
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Campion in
their bereavement.
Farimult, Minn.--James O'Rricn
Ir.. While oadiny stone Saturday
tn, lt Rns ,,f
the city. met With What may prove IL
serious accident. He was breaking the
rock into small pieces With a Sle,lgc
hammer so he could load them more
easily. when Il sharp splinter of Il
stone he had struck struck him in the
eye, cutting the pupil. Doctor Huxley
dressed the eye and hopes to be able
to save its sight.
Llkcvillc. Minn-On Monday. Aug.
| 10. the sad news was flashed over the
Wire of the sudden death at st.
IoSeph's hospital. st. Paul. of James
ID. O'I.cary. of Lakcville. On July -
he w;ls attacked 10y the dread disease
appendicitis. DR.. Gaffney worked in
hope of avoiding an operation. but
| without success. and on July 81 lie w;ls
taken to tho hospital. Drs. D'Rrien.
Abbott and Gaiincy held Il conSulta-
ton and on account of other compli-
cations decided to postpone the opera
| ;ioll for Il week. The operation w;ls
| performed ON Friday. but because Of
| the complications little hopes were
entertained. and on Monday morning
lit ten O'Clock the end came. james
| ID. Olcary WAS born OH the 1911, day
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. O'Leary. re-
moved to Lnkcvillc in his early child
hood and there he resided until his
death. Jim. as he WAS familiarity
] known. WAS IL genial. wlulr> ouled fol
low. and to know him was to love
ami respect him. His friends We're
numbered by his acquaintanccs. me
floral offerings were profuSc. One
| from his Young men friends of Lake
| willie deserves mention: an immense
basket of lilies With Il large natural
white dove in the center. The grave
was neatly lined With sweet peas and
ferns by his friend Thomas Blonde
\ solemn high mass was celebrated
| by Rev. Father Quinn. assisted by Rev
Father Kelly of this place and Rev
| Father McDcvitt of RoSelnount, Greg
olin high MASS being sung by the
Father Quinn preached an eloquent
sermon. touching on the many manly
qualities and virtues of the young man
There We're six honorary pAllheHrcrS
and the acting pallhc;,rrrS were Ed
McGrail. W. +. Roche. NJ. Sprllacy. NJ
j. Rowan. NJ. j. l.cnilan and +. Sam
mourn their loss Il father. mother
three sisters and Il brother. y iarg,
number of people attended the funeral
which was held ut Al! Souls church
I.nkrvilr. Wednesday morning. Aug
H. The brrrnvcd parents and fanil!
have TIL" sympathy Of our entire com
mluily where he WAS we'll and favor
ably known.
st. Peter. Minn.---Inr community
WAS shocked Monday night. Aug. 10
by the announcement OF the death OF
Peter Fay ST.. which occurred ut st
| Mlry'S hospital. Rochester. short ~
after six O'Clock of that day. MI Fay
WAS taken to Rochester two week.
previous to submit to- Il surgical op
Grafton which was duly performed
and to all appearances most success
fully. After the operation he hcg;ll
to improve rapidly and all were hope
full of Il speedy recovery. On Sunday
Aug. q. the family We're notified tia
he had Il relapse and they FASTENED t
his side On Monday the news w;i
not of Il most cheering nature and OF
the following Monday he passed away
Peter Fay was horn in County Cavan
ireland. and was Gl years of age Il
the time of his death. In 49,; he lief
his native country and came t,
America. going to California durin!
the gold excitement. He rrmniiic'
there until 1867. when he came I,
Nicullct county. settling on II farm il
the town of Lake Prairie. where til
family resided for thirty wears. or I'LL