The Irish standard., 1903-04-18
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

from j. q. Harris and Geo. Silk.. Geo.
Silk who has managed the paper since
the removal of Mr.. Harris to. Minnie
apolis has severed his connections with
the publication and will seek other
fields
Lanesbolu, Minn.-NIrs. Edward
Lynch passed away Saturday, April 4,
after an illl1ess of six weeks with Ia
grippe. She had been very low at diff
ferent times and though at the adj
vanced age Of u years seemed to-
rally and raised hope that she would
recover. The funeral was held on the
9th inst. at tile Catholic church and
one of the largest professions for many
Il day followed the remains to their
last resting place in Carrolton ceme-
terry.
Waseca, linlE-J0lan MeLoone has
resigned his position as travelling sales.
man for the Deering Harvester COM
pany in order to- accept Il more lucra-
tive one offered him by the Gaar Scott
rhreshing Machine company. Mr.. Nc
I.oone is an expert along any line of
work that has to do with selling and
putting in operation farm machinery
of all kinds and his services; have been
sought after by, several lending ma
chine firms. We'are glad to- Learn the
position he now has with the. Gaar
Scott people is a. good one paying a
large salary His headquarters will
be ut Minneapolis
Skaakopee, Minn.-St. Mary's; church
has been wired for electric lighting,
and the lights We're turned on for the
first time at the evening service last
Sunday. SiXty-one miniature lamps
on the central altar and nine large in
,candescents on the arch of the sane
ruary, brilliantly lighted the front,
while the auditorium was ablhzp with
twenty large incaIdescents; in two
chandeliers Of beautiful: design. The
gallery is provided with Il cluster of
three lamps, and an adjustable lamp
for the organ.
Gsaceville. NIinn.-Patriok Treily left
for-the west to look for a new location
Tuesday Of last:week. Just where he
will locate he has not decided, but will
tour the country until he finds the
right place. He has, sold his farm and
Il ft,n 70 Tho
B.. G.. Wattles Land, company and the
latter to Mrs. H. W.. Maier. Mr.. Heily
is one of the oldest residents of the
village, having lived here for the last
"a years. He enjoys the confidence
i, and esteem of all his acquaintance.
and all will regret to learn that Grace
vile will. lose this estimable family.
Until a location is found Mrs. Heily
and the. children will remain here.
Madison, Wis.-Ei Gill, one of, the.
I pioneer residents Of Dane county, and
for the past six years a resident of
this city, passed away on the LIST inst.
| at the home Of his son, A. J. Gill; 1852
! west Wilson street. Death was the
result Of stroke of apoplexy eight
weeks ago from which Mr.. Gill did
not recover. The deceased had almost
reached his 80th year. He was born
at Three Rivers near Montreal, Cana
d. He was united in marriage in
1853. to Margaret Byrne at Burling-
ton, Vermont and came to, Dane coun-
ty in the same year Of his marriage,
locating on farm near Syene, where
he continuously resided I'LL the time
of the death of his wife, five years ago
last fall. He then came to Madison
to, make his home with his children.
Mr.. Gill was the father of fourteen
children and is survived by ten. They
are Lewis, who resides on farm near
Syene, DIR. G. A, of Ellsworth, Mimi,
William, of Davenport, Iowa, DR.. J.
Il. of this city, G.. o.. and A. ]. under
takers here, DR.. J. c., of Chicago,
Horace of this city, Vincent, con-
ductor between Chicago and San
Francisco The only daughter is Sis
ter Lome1la Of the Sisters of the Do.
minican school. of Minneapolis. The,
funeral services were held on the fol-
lowing Saturday morning at 9 o'clock
at st. Raphael's church.
Hudson. Wis-William Roe, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roe, died from
appendicitis Friday, April 8. An
operation was performed a few days
before, but the disease was Of so long
standing that it resulted fatally. De-
ceased was ID years old and was
universal favorite everywhere. The
funeral took place on Monday of last
week, Rev. Father Barney officiating.
The parents and family have the SYM
pathy Of the community.
On Easter Sunday morning Mrs.
Kate Ellingsworth, wife Of Oh. 8. FL
lingsworth, died at her home IT, Cleve-
land, LIE Sueur county, after short
illness, She leaves a h,s,and and
four children, the youngest being a
little over week old. She was 81
years Of age. She leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Michael Doran Of Kilkenny. and
Mrs. Mary G. Johnson Of Minneapolis.
Her funeral was held on Tuesday
morning last from the Catholic church
at Cleveland and was largely attend
| ed. High mass was celebrated by