The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-03-26
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Hastings, MINI. Mrs. Margaret
Dunn, Il former resident of this city,
but late OF Douglas. died at the resi-
dence of her son, Thomas, in the lat
ter place, on Monday, March 14th
from cancer. after lingering Illness
Her maiden name was Miss Margaret
| Cunningham, born in County Clare,
Ireland, in 1884. She is survived by
four sons and three daughters: Martin
McGlennan, Nermillion; Thomas, of
Douglas; John, of Hoquan, Wash.
Michael, Mrs. Charles Harvey and Mrs
L. d. Curry, of Duluth, and Mrs. Will
liam Mcdonald, of Merced, Cal. The
funeral was held from st. Joseph's
church, AIesville, Rev. John Niles Of
floating. The interment was in Bell
wood
Hastings, NIinn.-Aliss Mary Flor
ence Fahey, the eldest daughter of Mrs
j. Il. Fahey, died at the family resi-
dence on Ninth street. on Sunday,
March 18th, at the noon hour, after an
illness of long duration. She was born
in Hastings February 10th, 1915. Be
sides her mother, six sisters are left,
Mrs. Il. =. Moran, Misses Clara, Louise
G., Grace NJ, Elizabeth e., and Alice
b., to whom friends express sympathet-
ic regret. The funeral was held from
the Guardian Angels church OH the
following Tuesday morning at ten O.
clock Rev. John Fahey, of st. Paul,
officiating. The interment was in the
church cemetery by the side of her
father.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-Rev. Father
O'AIahoney delivered a st. Patrick's
day Grafton at the new cathedral school
in Duluth. Rev. Father Valentine con-
Quoted services at st. Joseph's church
during the absence of Father O'Ma-
honey.
| Winsted, Minn.-NIrs. J. White, aged
60 years, died at her home on Mon
day morning, March 18th, Of pneumonia.
She was buried in the Catholic GEM
etery on Wednesday following, at nine
O'Clock. The deceased leaves hus-
band, two sons and two daughters to
mourn her loss
Glencoe, Minn.--Miss Josephine Fal-
Ion died at her late home in this vii
lage on Thursday afternoon, March
10th, after Il protracted illness of sew
eral months. The deceased was 10
years of age. She was left an orphan
when a mere child, and was subse-
Qucntly adopted by MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward FallOn. Her adopted mother died
several years ago, since which time and
up to the beginning of her fatal ILL
ness, she had taken care of her aged
father, who had been seriously wound
ed while Il soldier in the civil war,
from which he has been Il sufferer ever
since. The funeral services We're held
from st. Peter and Paul's church at
nine o'clock, Saturday morning, the
10Th inst, Rev. George Pax conducting
the services. The remains were laid
to rest in the East Side cemetery.
Jordan, Minn.-The Catholic Dram
attic club will give Il play right after
Easter entitled "Out in the World"
The entertainments formerly given by
this club were all successes, which
speaks for itself that the people of N.
p. and vicinity will be given an inter-
esting program.
Little Falls, NIinn.-Rev. Pancratius
Mehren, o. s. B., for many years in
charge Of the Catholic parish Of Pierz,
died Friday evening, March 18th, of
apoplexy, Mt his home in Farming,
Stearns county, aged So years. Father
PancEatius was native of Prussia,
coming to this country in his youth
He became Il student at st. Johns in
1870, and was ordained in 1874. First
stationed in Minneapolis, he afterwards
went to Pierz, where he was for many
years. During his passionate there the
large church was built. He afterwards
was at AIeiers Grove. Luxembourg and
Farming, in Stearns county Father
Pancmtius was greatly beloved, and
old practitioners will hear of his death
with great regret. The funeral tool;
place from st. Johns abbey Monday
morning, March 14th.
Missoula, Mont-The funeral of
John Barry took place March Sd from
the Catholic church, Rev. Palladine of.
ticiating. After the services the re
mains We're laid to rest In the Catholic
cemetery, and, considering the inclem.
ency of the weather, the funeral was
we'll attended. The deceased carried
fraternal insurance to the amount OF
$4,000.
Wabasha, Minn.-A class of 1875 re-
ceived the sacrament Of confirmation
at st. Felix church Sunday, March
18th, Immediately after the high mass
Bishop Cotter came up Saturday and
personally conducted the examination
Of candidates. He was assisted on
Sunday by Fathers Wurst and Man
gan. J. M. Shouweiler and James
Heating We're sponsors for the boys
and Mrs. Joseph Welp, Of Pepin, ant
Miss Mary Schmidt, of this city served
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