The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-10-01

week, insurance OH the life Of her
son, Michael.
Wabasha, MINI. - William McGui-
gan, of Butte, Mont, and Miss LIE
Barnes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barnes, of Hyde Park, were
married on Tuesday, September 20, at
the Hammond Catholic church. They
will be at home to their friends in
Butte in short time.
Murdoch, MINI. On Wednesday,
September q, as Father Walsh was
driving home from a visit here his
horses were frightened by an automo-
bile and ran away, throwing him out
Of the buggy. Fortunately his injuries
were slight bruises and cuts on his
hands, which were caused by his COM
ing in contact with the ground. The
team was considerably cut up by run
ming into barbed wire fence. His
many friends and parishioners were
pleased to learn that his escape from
bodily harm was so light.
Graceville, MINI. Mrs. William
| Casey, one of the oldest and most re-
spected residents in this vicinity, died
at her home near Barry Saturday
morning, September II, after brief
illness. Mary Kelly was born in
! Mitchellstown, county Cork, Ireland,
in 1921, being SO years old at the time
of her death. She came to this coun-
try in 1913 and was united in mar
rage to William Casey at Elmira, N
Y, about one year later. Mr.. and
Mrs. Casey lived in New York state
until 1876, when they removed to Min.
neapolis, where they resided until
about 1870, when they came to this
county at about the time Of the found
ing of the Graceville colony, when Mr.
Casey filed on the old homestead neal
Barry, where they both lived unit
Mr.. Casey's death, which occurred
about two years ago, and where Mrs
Casey has since resided. The funera
took place from Holy Rosary church
Monday morning following. at II
o'clock, requiem mass for the repose
of her soul being celebrated by Father
O'Brien, in the presence of large
number of relatives and friends, after
which the remains were laid to res
in Lakeside cemetery. Five children
Daniel and Michael Casey, Mrs. Mich
ael Keefe and Mrs. James Regain, al
of whom live near here, and Edward
Casey, who is at present in North Da
kota, are left to mourn her death.
Rochester, Minn.-After patient en-
durance from much suffering, Patricl
III. McGovern, of Haverhill, passed
away Friday morning, September 1G
lie breatled his last at 1850 o'clock
He was siXty-one years Of age and al
old time resident of Olmstead county
Patrick NIcGovern was born at Al
hany. New York, September s, 1919
He went to Wisconsin early in lif
and came to Minnesota in 1861. HI
was married forty-two years ago il
Rochester,. He is survived by his wifi
and twelve children, six sons and 81:
daughters. The children's names arc
John Z. McGovern, city; Mrs. NJ. +
Gaffaney, city; James McGovern, Yel
, lowstone Park; William McGoverr
, Haverhill; Mrs. A. p. Monahar
Leeds, S. D.; Ella, Susie, Kathryn
Anna, Thomas, Patrick and Frank, al
of the latter making their home on tn
old farm. Mr.. McGovern suffere
from cancer for year and a hall
: Every possible agency for his relic
had been tried but proved unavailint
, The funeral was held Sunday from s.
J Johns church.
, Graceville, Minn.-While worlme
were making connections with th
sewer here, Monday, Michael Cant!
son of Alderman NJ. R. Canty, wer
2 down the ladder into a manhole to n
cover his school books, which he ha
dropped, and was overcome by sewe
: gas. One of the workmen named 4
8 D. Kaufman went down to rescue hil
t when he in turn was overcome