The Irish standard., 1904-04-09
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Ardlc passed away at midnight MOn-
day. March %. at the age of %. She
had been afflicted With intlamatory
rheumatism for the last six or seven
years but pneumonia was the direct
cause of her death. Mrs. McArdle was
born in Dumfrics. Scotland and came
to America in 1860 settling in Anoka
where, with her family of seven chill
i'll was held Wednesday of last week
ut 1880 4. NJ. from st. Stephens
church, Father Dolphin officiating. In
the same city Mrs. james Mcbride at
the age of 10 years. passed away on
Thursday. March -. at II O'clock The
old lady had been ailing since last Sep
TENDER and death did not come uncx-
pcctrdly. The funeral was held Mon-
day morning. March %, from st. Ste
pllen's church.
Ruthvcn, lOwa-NIr. and Mrs. 2. II.
Raddigan recently donated to the
Sacred Heart church. of this place, Il
handsome and expensive pair of side
affairs. This was indeed generous on
their part. 1t is needless to say that
the splendid gift is highly appreciated
by the pastor and the members of the
congregation. Mr.. and Mrs. Reddigan
are among the oldest and most respect
ed people in this section of the county
AM it is the earnest hope of all who
know them that the future has many
years of health and happiness in store
for them.
Wabasha, NIinn.-AIiss Elizabeth
nlcNallan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John N[cNallan, died at the family resi-
dence in Kellogg on Saturday, March
2G The funeral services were held at
Kellogg Catholic church on Monday fol-
lowing, Father NIangan officiating.
The interment was in the family lot
in the Highland Catholic cemetery.
Deceased was born in Highland, Dec.
1883.
Rochester, Mnn.--Mrs. James Ly-
naugh died at her home six miles south
of the city in Rochester township ut
$3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon, March
y. Alice DOlan was Il daughter of
John Dolan, and a prominent Olmsted
county young lady. She was thirty
three years of age and was married
to james Lynaugh, Jr., four years ago.
Besides the stricken husband, two
children, Florence and Frances by
name, survive. Two brothers, John
and Stephen of this county; and one
sister, Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Minot,
| N. d., and their father, are also be-
reaved in the untimely death of Mrs.
Lynaugh. The funeral services were
held at st. Johns church at 1880
o'clock the following Tuesday morn
ing.
Ellsworth, Minn.-Father Hartleib
has announced to his congregation that
he has permission from the bishop to
make a visit to his aged and venerable
mother in Germany and will soon leave
for there. His people feel that the
good father has well earned vacation
and will wish him God-speed on his
journey and safe return when his
visit is over.
Simpson, Afinn.-Michael st. George
whose home has been in the vicinity
of Sampson for many years, passed
away at s o'clock Wednesday morn.
ing, March 80, having reached the ad.
vanced age Of 81 years. He was n
native of Ireland but came to America
when only II years OLD. He was mar.
ried quite early in life to Miss Julia
Kelly, resident of his native town
she entered upon her eternal rest in
1890. Seven children were born, but
only two survive, these being Mrs
John Macken and James st. George
both Of this county. The funeral was
held the following Friday at 8 O'Clock
a. m, and the Temperance society OF
st. Bridget's, to which he had belonged
for thirty years, assisted in honorine
his memory.
Graceville, Minn.-About May
work will commence on fine brick
building which will be erected by Mrs
M. ]. O'Hara on the lots formerly oc
cupied BY the P. H. O'Hara block