The Irish standard., 1904-03-05

of his death was paralysis from which
lie had been a sufferer for the past ten
years. Mr.. Murphy was native of
the county of Wexford. Ireland, where
he was born in 1924. The deceased
is survived by his widow, four sons
and three daughters. The sons are
George w., Andrew A. and II. J. of
this city and Jerome Murphy of Fl'is-
bic. Arizona. The daughters are Mrs
John Ratchford and Miss Alice Muir
ply of Waterville and Mrs. c. Dris-
! coll of Big Lake, Mimi.
| st. Peter, Minn.-NIiss Margaret
Hessian, formerly of this city. was
married Feb. 4 at Helena. Mont, to
Mr.. Nollert, who is musician of much
note in the West. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. William Hessian
and has many friends in st. Peter and
vicinity who will wish her a most
happy future.
|
the late Mrs. Annie kervin, who died
OF consumption at Las Vegas. New
Mexico, arrived in this city at 30
O'Clock Monday evening, Feb ~
Her funeral occurred from st. Felix
church the following morning. Father
Wurst otficiated at the church and
Father Alalagan at the cemetery. De-
ceased was the eldest daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Mccarthy Of this city. She
was born in Watopa on March G.,
1868 About twenty-thre years ago
she was united i'll marriage to James
kervin i'll Montana. She leaves four
Children, Miss Annie and Maggie and
Edward, Inomas, her mother, two
sisters and two brothers to mourn for
her.
Hastings, Minn.-Archbishop Ire
land of St Paul administered the rite
of confirmation to a class of sixty
eight girls and forty-fve boys on Sum
day afternoon, Feb. p, at the Church
of the Guardian Angels. The assist
ing clergy We're Rev. vthmar Erren
and Rev. p. r. Cunningham, tins city;
Rev. p. ]. O'Conner, of Inver Grove;
p. ]. Toner, of st. Paul. 1t the high
mass in the morning the archbishop
delivered an interesting and eloquent
sermon on Self Denial
Rochester, Minn.-Mrs. John O'i
nell departed this life at 1920 D. M.
Wednesday. Feb. "a, at her home near
Pleasant Grove at the age of 20 years
and 8 days. Mrs. O'Connell had been
a patient sufferer for Il number of
years. She is survived by an aged
husband and eight children: Margaret
and John, who are at home; Mrs.
Katherine Bannon, of this city; Daniel,
Rochester township; Michael and
James, Simpson; Mrs. Gede and Mrs.
Moran, Of Milwaukee. All were pres
ent at the funeral which took place
at 1890 O'Clock Saturday morning,
Feb. 27, at ST. Bridget's church.
Superior, Wis.-The party of. SUI
periOr knights of Columbus which
went to La Crosse to assist in INSTALL
ing a lodge in that city report a most
enjoyable time. The lodge was in
stalled Sunday night, Feb. q, With
ninety charter members, In addition
to the Superior delegation visiting
knights from Winona, Mimi, Du-
buque, Iowa, Milwaukee, Beloit, Chi
cago and other cities We're present.
After the work an elaborate banquet
was served at which some felicitous
and eloquent toasts were delivered.
On the way home the Superior dele
cation visited st. Paul and witnessed
the work by the Chicago team which
was visiting that city. The following
from Superior made the trip: T. w.
Moran, Frank Clarity, e. f. Roach,
ID. j. Flynn, p. McConville, ]. p.
Dooley, Mr. and MIS-. T.. w. Newman,
James Crawford, Martin Sauter, w.
ID. Dwyer, V. MclNinnon, William
OConnor. John Il. McCabe, J. d. Don
nelly. N. Pastoret, w. J. Stack, J.
Heating, y. L. Rock and j. p. Finan.
Butte Mont.-Jerry d. Sullivan
was found dead in his bed Wednesday
morning. Feb. II, by his daughter at
their home at 41O West Quartz street.
from an attack Of heart failure. Mr..
Sulllvan was born in Ireland in the
year 1916. He came to the United
States when II years of age, and at
the time of his death was 50 years old.
He resided in Fall River Mass, Micli-
gan and Nevada. From Nevada he
came to Butte in 1883, where he la
bored as a miner. At the time of his
death he was employed in the Never
sweat mine. An only brother, Cor
nelius Sullivan, lives in Fall River,
Mass. where he has filled the office
of alderman for the past fifteen years.
Mrs. Sullivan died and was buried in
Butte in 1885, and the deceased is sur
vived by one son, James, and four
daughters Mrs. Con Hanley, Mrs. ]. ].
Murphy and Martha and Annie Sulli-
van, all living in Butte.
Helena, Mont.-Few, if any, lodges
have ever been instituted in Montana
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