The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-08-15
Mrs. Crane had many in Brainerd.

""ooSu", Mlnn.--Altef months of
illness Stephen Callahan passed away,
at his home in this city Wednesday
night, August 9th, at the age of So
! years. He was born in Rochester. N
! u, on November %, 1915. Later on
| the FAMILY moved to Wisconsin. Mr..
! Callahan became a resident of Alma in
1872. In 1881 he united in marin se
! manned his home up to the ting of his
death. Last winter he became ill and
, gradually weakened until the end
| came. Deceased is survived by his
widow and two children, son, Eugene
c., and daughter, Elvira c. The
funeral was held. on Saturday at 10
o'clock Il. H., at st. Felix church. Mr..
callahan was member of Wabash,
Tribe No. p, independent Order of
Red Men. To his family he was most
devoted and their loss is irreparable.
lie was ever jovial and made friends
among all people, and as a consc-
quence his demise has caused genera!
sorrow.
E1nmetsburg, Iowa.-The patrons of
st. Mary academy will regret to learn
that Sister Mary Herbertine is not to
! return to Emmetsbury, but goes to
kansas City to become superioress of
the orders academy at that place. She
was in Emmetsburg nine years and
! made a record that will for decades to
come rebound to her credit. Never
theless. all will rejoice in her promo
tion.' She is succeeded by Sister Mary
Esperanza, of Kansas City. The lat
! ter is rated as enc of the best music
teachers in the order She was eleven
years at Ackley and spent several
years at Mt. st. Joseph at Dubuque.
Mrs. DR.. O'Bren speaks very highly
of her musical ability.
Albert Lea, Minn-AIichael Kelley
| died very suddenly Friday morning.
! July 31st, of heart failure His re-
mains We're buried in the cathedral
cemetery in Bath, Sunday. Mr. Kelley
was prosperous farmer of Bath, own
! Ing good farm with a fine home up
son it and having accumulated consider
able property besides. He was highly
| esteemed as a citizen and neighbor, be-
ing man of undisputable honesty and
integrity. He leaves Wife, three
sons, all nearly grown, and two SIS
| tiers, Mrs. eastman and Miss Kelley,
| to mourn his death. The community
extends sympathy to them in their
sudden bereavement.
Perham, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Eva r. Mueller to Mr.. August
Brett took place at st. Henry's church
at seven O'Clock Monday morning,
August Sd Rev. John Brender officiat-
| ing. Miss Anna SCHNEIDER was brides
maid and George Mueller, cousin of
| the bride, was groomsman. At the
conclusion Of the ceremony the bridal
party was driven to the home of the
| brides grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Much
Ter, where the wedding breakfast was
( served.
Rochester. Minn.-AIrs. Keane, for
| merly Miss Bridget Kelly, of Roches-
ter, passed to her reward on Thursday
morning, July 23d, after an illness of
Il year. The deceased was we'll known
| in Rochester, where the greater part
of her life was spent. also in st. Paul.
where she resided for some years.
4 ;,,1n Lo,, nj. ;,,
lived ut her home near Pine Island.
where she won the esteem of many
new friends. Her life was one of kind
and generous sympathy which she
manifested not only in her home but
also among others whom she could in
any way assist. In her last illness
patience was her characteristic virtue,
and her calm resignation to the will
) of God Eever seemed to WAIVER. Fire.
quently during her suffering she had
tile happiness of receiving the sacra-
she had always been a devoted mem
Der. Her husband and two children
her mother and two sisters. survive to
mourn her loss.
Belle Plainc. AIinn.-At the convent
in milwaukee, three young women from
the nciyllhoring towns. Nellie ]. Strunk
of Shakoppc. Mary Boeggemann of
Marystown. and Miss Meuwissen of
Cologne. took last week the solemn
vows in which they renowned tho
world forever and entered into the sis
terhood of the Sisters of Notrr Dame
Michigan City. n. D.-Right Rev
John Stanley. the ubiquitary bishop of
Fargo, arrived in the city on Monday
morning. August Sd. and in the after
! noon drove ont to Deehr. where he
dedicated the new Catholic church Oh
Tuesday morning. coincident with the
election of the new pope, Plus Y. AL
though the weather was somewhat in
element, mostly all the congregation
Were present. many coming a dis