The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-05-30

and four brothers. all of whom reside
here except one sister, Mrs. John
Dcwing, of Garrison, Grow Wing
county, and one brother Samuel. of
FlaXton, N. d. They all attended the
funeral with the exception of Samuel.
The late Mrs. Fallon was Il kind and
loving daughter. a dutiful wife, an af-
fectionate mother and an esteemed
neighbor. Her many friends and
nciehbors who We're present to pay
their last tribute of respect to the re-
rnains formed one of the largest
funeral corteges ever gathered in
this community. The remains were
buried from st. Anastasia church,
Rev. r. Il. Meade officiating, and We're
inferred in the Catholic cemetery
north of town.
Sank Center, Minn.-On Wednes-
day. May Dist, Father Art opened
the bids for erecting the new church
for st. Paurs parish. The contract is
exclusive of excavation, stone, brick,
| lime and cement, which will be fur
| nsled by the church. There were five
Lidders: Il. G. Richmond of Melrose,
Paul Koshiol and John Holman of st.
| Cloud, Il. \. Hancock of Morris and
rangburn 4 Whitcomb of this city.
Mr.. kOshiOl was the lowest bidder
at $17,443, these figures ranging up
1
ward to the bid of Mr. Richmond,
which was 1000. At the accepted
price the church will cost fully $4,000
without the furnishings. 1t is not ex-
pccted to complete it this fall, but it
may progress far enough to get the
roof in place.
st. Peter, nn.-Announcement is
made of the marriage of Benjamin
| McCue, OF this city and Miss Mary
Duernberser, Of LIE Sueur, which oc-
CURED May 9th at lie Sueur. The
ceremony took place at st. AIMS
church at a. M, Rev. Father Duffy
officiating. Miss Katie A[cCue, sister
of the groom, was maid of honor and
Theodore Duernberger was best man.
After the wedding festivities, the
welded couple went to st. Peter to
commence housekeeping in the j. Nj.
Rogers residence on Fifth street. The
bride is a popular young lady Of lie
Sneur and has many friends here who
are pleased to welcome her to ST
Peter. The groom is Il well-knOwn
business man of st. Peter. being one
of the prOprietOrs of the st. Peter
Pop & Bottling works. and has Il host
of friends who are ready to congratu-
late him on his choice.
Rochester. NIinn.-JameS Kelly,
father of the late DIR. p. n. Kelly, died
on May 10Th. 1903. ut his home in
Pine Island. james Kelly was born
in County Roscommon, Ireland, on
February 1st 1880. At the age of
twenty-one he came to America. In
1856 he was married to Miss Mary
Rooney at Dubuque, Iowa, and settled
in High Forest township, Minnesota.
He lived there until 1878, when he
moved to Rochester which was his
lloi &c until the last four years which
he spent in Pine Island. A year ago
lie had a severe illness since which
time his health has failed rapidly. On
Sunday morning May 10th, he sud-
denly grew worse. In the afternoon
| 1ln 40 In ,tc tI,0
Catholic church, of which he had al
ways been Il devoted member. On
Tuesday evening lie passed away sur
rounded by his wife and three daugh-
ters. Mr.. Kelly was Il man who was
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
He was one of those who made his
religion a part of his every day life.
His loss will be keenly felt in the
community.
Wabasha, NIinn.-Mrs. William
Ryan, Of Watopa, accompanied by her
son. Frank, and daughter, Miss Anna,
left on May 10Th for Great Falls,
Montana, where they expect to make
their future home. They will visit
the family of Tim Ryan, at Grand
Forks, for Il few days, after which
they will continue their journey to
Great Falls. The Ryans are among
the Oldest families of Watopa and are
most excellent people. They have
sold all their stock. farm implements
and household goods and leased their
farm. May they continue to prosper
is the wish of their many friends
here.
Livingston. Mont.--Patrick O'Hearn,
for many years a well-known resi-.
dent Of this county. died at his
ranch on Deep creek May 18th even
ing. after brief illness with pnc,l-
mOnia. He leaves a wife and large
family. The funeral took place We'd
nesday afternoon. May Goth. from the
Catholic church and was largely at
tended. Mr.. O'Hearn was about 80
years of age ut the time of his death.
Resides his ranch on Deep creek, Mr..
O'Hearn was the owner of consider
able property near Cokedale.
Duluth, NIinn.-Henry f. Flynn,
assistant secretary of the Duluth
Commercial club, has resigned to
accept the position Of chief clerk in