The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-11-14
Gertrude accompanied him as far as

| Gertrude accompanied him as far as
! Minneapolis.
! Wabasha, Minn.--The autumn visit
by the members of st. Felix church
Sunday, Nov. l. Devotional exercises
by the pastor. Rev. Max Wurst, in
| which all joined, We're conducted. 1t
was an ideal autumn day and large
crowd was present. The exercises
| over with. those who have loved ones
sleeping there visited their graves
| The sight was indeed cdifying and
| showed that though dead the men,
DRY of the departed is cherished in the
/ hearts and affections of the living.
Morris. Minn.-'rhc community was
greatly shocked "Wednesday morning
/ Nov. 1. to learn of the sudden and I'M
expected death of Thomas McCanney
an aged and respected resident of
| Stevens county. His death occurred
at his home in the eastern part of this
city ut about s o'clock from Il hem
orrllage of the lungs. and was most
unexpected. Deceased was in his Goth
year and until IL couple of years ago
he resided on his farm in the town Of
Rclldsville which had been the home
| OF himself and family since the year
1919, having removed here from Phil
adelphia. He was born in 1888 in
County Tyrone. Ireland. He came to
| the United States with his father
when he WAS seventeen years old,
! landing at Philadelphia, residing at
/ aud near that place until coming to
Stevens county. When he came to
this country he first engaged in the
care of horses and later worked in Il
rolling mill and sugar refinery. He
was married in Philadelphia in 1862.
Upon coming to this county he took
up homestead in the town of Rends-
vile, which was his home until COM
ing to Morris to live. Funeral services
were held at the Assumption church
on the following Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. Rev. Father Goebel officiating.
He was buried in the Catholic Gene
terry at this place.
Anoka. NIinn.-The wedding of
Daniel H. Shannon to Margaret Nc.
Donald. both of Burns. took place at
ST Stephens church Wednesday morn.
ing. Nov. 4. Miss Aayme Ward acted
as bridesmaid and Mr.. Geo. Atkinson
as best man. A large crowd of friends
and well-wishers were present ut the
church to bid the couple God speed
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon will reside at
Burns
Belle pluinc. Minn.-On Wednesday
morning. Oct. %, occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Sarah BARLEY of the
Cathedral parish, ST. Paul. and Mr.
Patrick O'Brien of Norwood. The
bridesmaid was Miss Anna EtZel of
Norwood and Mr.. ID. ID. Daily of st
Paul attended the groom as best man
The wedding breakfast was served
by Mrs. Casey, Il sister of the groom.
MIR. and Mrs. O'Brien will be ut home
in Norwood to their friends after Dec
| LIST
Wasrca. Minn.-We learn with re.
greet of the death of young James
Kelley, on Saturday. Oct. 81, in this
city. He was IL son of the late james
kerl"y. of Woodville, Il nephew of
Father Herman. formerly of ST
Mary parish, and also Il nephew of for
mer Sheriff Matt. Kelley of this coun-
ty. We are informed that he died of
consumption after long illness. He
was buried from the Catholic church
in this city on Tuesday morning fol-
lowing. He leaves Il wife to whom
he whS married about three years ago.
His brother. Rev. Father Kelley, and
his sister. Julia Kelley. of Seneca.
were in attendance at the funeral.
Ellsworth. Mimi Rev. Father
Kearns, who spent last winter as the
guest of Father Hartlcib. arrived last
Thursday for Il short visit here again.
He has been ut WOonsocket. S. d.,
since leaving and has just been APP
pointed to II much better field i'm the
southern part of that state
Hastings. Minn-AIr james Boul-
ger, Il prominent and highly regarded
citizen of Waterford. died on Friday.
Oct. 30 ut his residence in the above
place. aged - years. He was a
nativc of Ireland. but emgrated to
this country at the age of II years,
taking up residence in Auburn. n. Y.
He WAS IL railroad contractor both
there and afterwards in Ohio and In
diana. He came to Minnesota in 1855,
having taken II contract OH the Min
neapolis \ Cedar Valley road. He
afterwards purchased IL farm, upon
which he resided up to the time of his
demise. He was married to Miss
Ellen OROurke. to whom five sons
and two daughters were born. she dy-
ing in 1871. The surviving children
are Christopher, John, Richard, Ed
ward, james. Mrs. II. J. Dougherty
and Ellen. The remains were taken
to Farbault for internent by the side
of his late wife.
Graceville, Minn.-Thr FUNERAL of
Patrick Ryan, ST.. occurred Saturday,
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