The Irish standard., 1903-03-28
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Mankato, Minn.-John Hughes for
merly of Ceresco, died at his home on
East Walnut street Wednesday morn
ing of last week aged 70 years. Mr..
Hughes was Il prominent man in the
county.
Langdon, N. DIV. j. Mooney and
bride were welcomed home recently
from their wedding tour of Il couple of
months, which included the South and
a cross-country trip to the Pacific
coast. AS their return was not looked
for until about April /, many of the
intimate friends of the judge and his
bride have not been accorded an Op-
p0rtunity to tender their congratulate
tons and we'll wishes.
st. Patrick, Minn.-In the death of
Charles Vaughan, which occurred at
the hospital in Rochester, Sunday,
March Il, Cedar Lake loses one of it's
oldest pioneers. Mr.. Vaughan was
born in Ireland about 50 years ago,
town since the early lirtics. A few
months ago he took ill., since which
time he has been in the hospital. Two
sons. John and Edward, and one
daughter. Mrs. Jas. Gcclmn, all of
Cedar Lake, are the surviving rcla-
tivcs. He was laid to rest in st.
l'atrick'S cemetery.
Olga. n. D.--John Mcneil, one of
the big farmers OF this locality, has
been laid up for some days past, the
result of an accident he met with
while dOctoring Il sick horse. The
horse reared up and threw John
against the side of the stall. His
hand was badly crushed and he sus-
taincd a number of severe bruises, be-
sides being kicked by Il colt that was
in the stall with the horse at the time
Mr. Mcneil has been attended by
DR.. Scmplc, who found the injuries
sustained not serious though painful
to the patient.
Graccvillc, Minn.--William Casey,
one of the pioneers of this village
died ut his home near Barry Saturday.
March II, after Il brief illness of
twcltyfour hours. The immediate
cause of his death was plcurisy. Ills
age was 81 years. Deceased was
born in Angherloa, County Tipprrary,
Ireland. He came to America in 1919,
taking up Il residence in New York.
where he remained until 1877. In 1878
he removed with his family to Grace
vile, locating on the farm where he
died. lie leaves Il widow and five
chidrcn-thrcc sons and two dau"h-
tcrs--AIrs. j. Regain, Mrs. NJ. Kccfc,
Edward Daniel and Michael. to
mourn their loss. The funeral was
held on Wednesday, the 18th. in order
to enable all the family to be present
at the last sad rites. Tho intermcnt
took place ut Lakeside.
Fnrbault, Minn.--Alss Catherine
| HioiiH' tititI VII iu@hlcl VI tilS ltlt .hi
and Mrs. u. j. Moran, died Friday
March 20. She was born here thirty
ono years ago. She is survived by ono
sister. Miss Maymc Moran. of this
city, to whom the sympathics of many
friends are extended. The funera
took place the Sunday following from
the Church of the immaculate Con
ccption, where funeral services were
held by Rev. Father Slevin. \ large
funeral cortegc followed the remain.
to Calvary ccmctry, where they were
placed in the vault to await intcrment
Waseca. Minn.-The Oldest settler.
of this section will learn with regre
of the death of Mrs. Mary Iackctt
which occurred on the Sth inst. at he
home in Blooming Grove, after an i'll
ness of several months. Mrs. Hacket
was born in County Tipperary, Ire
land, about 1920. and was married t.
John Hackctt when twcnty-siX year
of age. She and her husband came t
Amcrica about the year 1913. landing
in New York City. From there the
went to Milwaukee, and six month
afterwards settled in Rockford. II
There they lived some eight years