The Irish standard., 1904-07-30
OVER The NORTHWEST.

OVER The NORTHWEST.
Wubasha. Mimi. - Michael Caine,
one of the very old residents of High
land. died Friday, July Is, ut the
family residence. His funeral oc-
Cured the following Monday morning
from the Plainview Catholic church.
! the pastor Father Parkinson otficat-
ing. The nterment was i'll the family
lot in the Plainview Catholic cemetery.
Deceased was born in Kaheree,
county Limerick, Ireland, on July 3,
1920, and came to America in 1850,
settling in Canton, New York, where
on August 10th. 1860, he married Miss
Mary Sullivan. Mrs. Cane died Oct.
9th, 1896, His surviving children
are Mrs. ID. ID. Harrington, Mrs. ]. q.
Doyle and Mrs. Philip Steen of St.
Forks, n. d., and Daniel and William
ut home Mrs. Lawrence Ryan of
lakewood, is his sister.
Anaconda, ATont.-Sistcr Irene, for
merly at the head of st. AIMS hos
! pital, has been elected motler-general
of the northwestern jurisdiction of the
Sisters of Charity.
Prescott, Wis. Michael Benning
died at the poor farm Saturday even
ing, July 8, 1904, aged So years. He
was committed to the poorhouse from
Oak Grove five years ago. He was a
kindly, intelligent old gentleman. The
funeral was held the following Sun
day afternoon from ST. Francis
church in this village, Rev. O'Toole
officiating. Interment at Clayfeld.
Glencoe, Minn.-The a. o. H. lodge
paid last week with IL check of $1,000
the full amount of insurance carried
in that order by the late John Rodgers,
to his mother, Mrs. Sarah Rodgers,
the beneficiary. The payment was
promptly made by the treasurer of the
Order upon the receipt of necessary
documents. duly signed, the money
being received ten days after applica-
ton was made for the same.
Butte, AIont--Miss Minnie Graham
and Mr.. ID. D. Lewis of.this city, were
married Tuesday, July IL, in Sacred
Heart church by Rev. Father Gala
han Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson at
tended the bride and bridegroom as
best man and bridesmaid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis will be at home to their
friends at 1919 East Park street,
after July 18th,
Hastings, MINI. Mrs. jeremiah
O'Ileefe, and old and highly respected
resident. after several days of illness,
died ut her home in WEIGH, Goodhue
| Co. July II, 1904, from a complication
of diseases. Mrs. O'Keefe was born
| in New York city, August 1S, 1888.
Her remains We're taken to St. Jo-
sephs church. AIiesville, the follow
ing Tuesday morning at 1870, where,
after solemn requiem mass celebrated
by Rev. John Mics, Of Miesville, as
| sisted by Rev. J. Gaughan of Red
| Wing, and Rev. P. r. Cunningham Of
| Hastings, the last delivering, an elo-
quent and edifying address. the mortal
remains of Mrs. O'Keefe We're in
tered in the church cemetery.
Winsted. Minn.-Tuesday, July 10,
ut 8 o'clock in the Catholic church,
Miss Lizzie Lachemeier and Mr.. Joe
Mcclellan were united in marriage.
Father Limberg reading the services.
The bride was accompanied by her
sister. Miss Kate Lachemeier, as maid
of honor and Jim Mcclellan was best
man.
Gracevile. AIim.-John Conaugl-
: ton. an old and much respected resi-
dent of this neighborhood, died at his
home. three miles north of this village,
Saturday afternoon, July 10th. at G:30.
being 81 years old The funeral oc-
CURED from the Catholic church at
Coils the following Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass
was celebrated by Father Haupt as
sisted by Father O'I'rien and Father
Hengarten. The mass was sung by
the choir of the Holy Rosary church
of this place. Interment took place in
the cemetery at Coils. John Con-
aughton was born in county Roscom-
mon Ireland. His devoted wife. six
children. Peter and Frank Conaugh-
ton, Mrs. Hugh Peyton, Mrs. Jas. Fin
min, Mrs. John Rowan and Miss Mar
garet Conaughton. and his sister, Mrs.
Ellen Kileen, survive him.
Rochester, Minn.-Bernard McHugh
was found dead in his room over Pow
derly's shoe store at $50 South Broad
] way Monday morning, July 18th.
Bernard McHugh was born in Lowell,
| Mass, sixty years ago. The last