The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-05-14

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Deer River, Mnn.-Thomas ]. Car
roll died ut ST. Bencllict's hospital. at
Grand Rapids. Thursday evening, May
>. after an illness of seven weeks The
young man Vas taken down with In
grippe. which settled into pneumonia,
though he seemed to be recovering
from this when dropsy set in; he then
sank rapidly until death came Mr..
Carroll was born July 6, 1874. He was
bright and active young man of eN-
cmplary habits and energetic in bust
ness. He came to Deer River last fall
and opened the First State Bank as
cashier of the same. He was building
up Il splendid business for his company
and had the hearty cooperation of
every citizen. Deceased leaves to
mourn, besides his parents, four broth
ers and a sister. most of whom were
by his side during all of his illness.
He was a devout Catholic, a member
of the Catholic Order of Foresters and
the knights of Columbus, which Or
ders had charge of the burial, which
took place at Chiffon, Wis, last Sun
day.
Waseca, NLinn.-Rev. Father Ryan,
of Jaynesvile, left here Saturday, April
80, over the M. & st. L. for the state
of Washington, where he expects to
reside for some time, perhaps perma-
nently.
Slayton, Minn.-NIarshal Keegan re-
ceived news week before last of the
death of his brother Thomas, who was
on the police force in Philadelphia
since 1876. lie was 6 feet inches in
height, weighed 317 pounds and was II
powerful man in strength. His death
was caused by stepping on a nail. He
left real estate worth $4,000
Glencoe, Minn.-A conference of
the Catholic priests of this district
was held ut st. Peter and auPs church
Wednesday, May t. There were pres
cnt and in attendance Rcverends l. G..
I4imbrrg of Winsted, S. Jocrg of Stew
art, IL. l.. Fay of Bird Island, J. Ger
max and \. Ialcwski of Silver Lake,
J.. Mead Of Hutchinson. and j. ]. Conry
of Glencoe.
Buffalo Lake, Minn.-Patrick Iago.
for ,f 7
lately of Princeton, Mimi. died on
Wednesday, May t. His funeral was
held Sunday from the Catholic church
at Hector. Tic was 45 years old and
unmarried.
Faribault. Minn.-The choir of the
cathedral is preparing to give con-
cert the evening of May II ut the opera
house. The program will be prepared
under the direction of Prof Wylie, the
we'll known vocalist of Minneapolis.
The funeral of Mrs. William
NGahoney, daughter of Felix Mo-
nette, was held at st. Rridget's
church Monday morning, May .. Mrs
Mahoney, who was a highly esteemed
lady, died the preceding Saturday. She
leaves a husband and five children.
Graceville. Minn.-At a. H., Mon
day, May 2, at the Church Of the Holy
Rosary, Miss Annie c. Fahey, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fahey, was
united in marriage to Mr.. John w. Tul.
ly, now Of Ortonville, Rev. Nj. O'Brien
officiating. The bride was attended by
her siser, Miss Winnie, and Mr.. Frank
Fahey, brother Of the bride, was best
! man. A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the BRIDES parents neal
town, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Tully
took the Great Northern train for q
short trip.
NLissoula, Mont.-Mrs Katherine T.
Hogan, wife of Philip Hogan, ranch
err living near here, died April IS at the
Sisters hospital of complication OF
complaints. Mrs. Hogan was born ii
Empire City, Col. in 1862, and came
to the Bitter Root valley while still 9
girl. She was married in 1881, and be
sides her husband leaves two children
The funeral occurred the following
Sunday morning from the Catholi,
J church. Requiem high mass was cele