The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-12-10
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Wabasha. slfinn. -Hugh Carr died at
the hospital in this city on Tuesday.
November %. An attempt to operate
on him was abandoned, on discovering
that his disease. cancer of the stomach
and liver, had advanced so far as to
render an operation useless. He was
about 55 years Of age. and had re-
sided in Highland, in this county, most
of the time, for the last ten years.
He was unmarried The remains were
removed to the home of Timothy Muir
ply at Conception, and the funeral
was held from the Conception Catho-
lie church. Deceased was an indus
trious man and had no enemies.
Ellsworth, Minn.-AIrs. VIM. NIulvi-
hill nee Helen Carey, who passed
away at her home in this village Tues
day, November %, 1904, was born in
Wisconsin in 1874, and was therefore
80 years old at the time of her de-
| mise. She came to this state with her
parents in early childhood and resided
on the old home place east of town
until she became the wife of Mr.. Null
vihill, November 5. 1902. Since then
she has resided in this village. Mrs
Mulvihill was an exemplary Christian
lady. and was conSolcd in her last
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lie church. of which she was devout
member
Morris, Minn.--The sad intelligence
of the death of Mrs. Jerry Lawler was
received here, she having passed away
on Thanksgiving day. She had been
suffering with pneumonia for several
weeks, death being due to this cause.
The death of Mrs. Lawler is particu-
larly sad, for in addition to her hus-
band, she leaves, without the loving
care of mother, eight children, the
oldest Of which is only thirteen years
old. The youngest is an infant born
on the 18th Of last October Mrs. Law
lers maiden name was Alice Z. Shea.
and she was born in Olmstead county.
Mimi, on November s, 1870. being 81
years old at the time of her death. She
removed from there to Swift county
with her parents at the age of five,
and at the age of twenty she was mar
ried to Mr.. Lawler. Two years later
they came to Stevens county, and re-
sided on a farm in the town of Synnes
until two years ago last Thanksgiving
day, when they left Morris and re-
moved to Otter Tail county, where
MIR. Lawler now owns a farm.
st. Cloud, Minn.-Rev. Edward
Jones for the past nine years rector of
the Catholic cathedral in this city, has
resigned and will take long rest al
the home of his mother in Utica, N. Y.
Father Jones came to St. Cloud in
June, 1895, with Bishop Marty. He
has been overworked of late, and Sun
day broke down completely while de.
'ivering the evening sermon. He left
fer st. Paul Tuesday in company with
Bishop Trobec, and it is not known
when he will return to take up his
work here.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-D. A. Doyle
former postmaster of Tillinghast, q
prominent citizen and the wealthiest
man in Cartwright, village twenty
miles from here on the Omaha road
was murdered early Tuesday morning
being shot from behind. The body
was discovered by Frank Hagelbergel
in a barn near the house occupied by
Doyle. 1t is supposed he was killed
by robbers, who believed they would
get large sum Of money. Doyle was
colonel in the Civil war and held many
important offices in the county during
Il residence of thirty years. Sheriff
Ackley and large crowd Of citizens
have gone to Cartwright. The village
and surrounding country is aroused
and every effort is being made to brins
the fugitive to justice.