The Irish standard., 1903-07-25

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Stewart, and Mrs. Ella Dolan, of Min
neapolis.
Perham, Mirm.-Rev. Paul Quch
assumed the passionate of st. StaniS-
laus' parish on Sunday. July 10Th. He
, is Il young man, a native of Miller
willie, Douglas county. who completed
Paurs seminary last June. He was
ordained ut Millervillc by Bishop Tro-
bee on June 10Th. and celebrated his
first mass there on June Both. He is
Il bright, energetic young man of
scholarly attachments. and the people
of st. Stanisl:lus' parish are to he con-
ices.
Cleveland. Mihn.-'rhe Hmnisan
family and their many friends were
greatly shocked Sunday evening. July
18th, to hear Of the sudden death of
Mrs. Thos. Ilannegan. from heart
failure. ut the home of Michael Finn.
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company with lfer daughter. Maggie.
had called at the Colin home. On
their return the horse became fright
cncd. considerably exciting Mrs. Ham
nigan and bringing on Il severe at
tack of heart trouble. resulting in
| death soon after arriving ut Mr..
Of ,o
! pioneer settlers of this township and
IL lady highly esteemed for her good
qua iticS. y husband. two daughters,
and five sons are left to mourn the
loss of a dutiful wife and loving
mother. The funeral was held at the
Catholic church in st. Henry. Tues
day morning, Rev. Father Carey con-
Quoting the services.
ST. Peter Minn.-.IOhn McCabc has
been appointed deputy postmaster to
succeed Mr.. Gresham. and has al
ready entered upon his duties in said
office. Mr.. McCabe was postmaster
for four years. and the office never
Il Democrat. his appointment is not
due to political favor. but was made
because of merit and Mr.. McCabe's
known popularity among the Office
patrons.
Shicldsvillc. Naturalization No. =.
\. @. H.. of ShicldSvillc. which has
1,i, ~ frrt civ
in twcntyonc new applicants at their
meeting held Saturday evening, July
18th, and No. . promises to become
Ole of our strongest divisions. The
young men of to-day are awakening to
the necessity Of carrying some protrc-
ton for their families in case of dcat,.
protectorate for their beloved ones.
"In times of health prepare for
DEATH" is trte old saying which the
young men of today are commencing
to see the necessity of observing in a
financial rs well as a spiritual way.
In modern methods the Shieldsville
"hoys" arc among the foremost.
Relr Plnnc. Minn.-Tle death of
Richard Callahan occurred at six o.
clock Wednesday morfing, July 10th,
at the family home south Of town,
where he had been residing since he
returned from Minneapolis last
Christmas. III was Il single man and
esteemed by all who knew him. He
died from Bright's disease. after Il
lingering illness, aged SO years. He
leaves a mother, three brothers and
four sisters who have the sympathy
of the entire community in their sor-
row. The funeral took place from the
church of the Sacred Heart. Friday.
Morris, NIinn.--lt was with OK
IRENE sorrow that this community
learned of the death of Miss Letitil
McCanney. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. +. McCanney. of this
place. Her death occurred ut 4 o.
clock Saturday afternoon. July 10Th.
after an illness extending over the
past year, during which time she has
suffered with that hopeless disease.
consumption. Since the time she was
stricken With this illness everything
possible has been done by her rcla
tivcs in an effort to bring back her
lost health. but physicians at home
and specialists in ST. Paul hospitals
were alike unable to stay the hand Of
| death. 1t was only a short time since
| that she WAS taken home from the
hospital ut st. Paul. With tho linowl-
edge that everything possible had been
done in an attempt to effect Il cure.
and relatives and friends could only
wait in sorrow for the end which they
know was inevitable. Miss McCanney
| had spent the larger portion Of her
| life here in Stevens county, having
como hero With her parents in 1879
wien Il child She was born in Phila-
drlphin in 1874. and was therefore but
90 years of ace. Taken away in the
very prime of young wonanhood her
death was indeed Il sad blow to those
who knew her.
The funeral services were held at
the Assumption church. of which she
was Il member. at 1890 o'clock Mon
day morning, July 14th, Rev. Father
GOebcl officiating. The funeral was
attended by the members of the local