The Irish standard., 1904-05-28
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| IOfulll Mlnn.-Ine funeral OF Fred
Dutfic occurred from ST. Johns Catho-
lie church, this city, Friday morning,
May 13 Rev. Father Duffy of LIE
Sueur, Il cousin of deceased, saying the
mass and Rev. Father Servatius of the
local parish officiating at the grave.
MI. Duftle was not vet %, having been
born Jan. 3, 1880. After attending the
schools in this city, he apprenticed
himself in the Jordan Independent Of
flee and later spent three years at
Montgomery. After that he went to
st. Paul and worked five years there
| with the Pioneer Press and Globe: this
position he resigned few months ago
on account of his failing health, being
with the latter Journal where he was
in charge Of the composing room. II
is survived by his parents, one sister
and six brothers.
Rochester, Minn.-!The annual Ma,
party Of the Ladies' auxiliary. \. 0. H..
was held in Masonic temple Tuesday
evening, May II. There We're seventy
five couples in attendance and every
one had a jolly time. The committee
in charge consisted of Mrs. NJ: c. Law
Ter, Mrs. John ORourke, Mrs. James
| Campion. Misses Margaret Sullivan
and Mary Tracy. \ collation., consist
ing of sandwiches, coffee, ice cream,
angels food and waters, was served.
| The mattresses We're Irene Norton,
Lucy Gray. Lucia Spillane, Lucia La
| Plant and Josephine Kos. Much credit
is due to the committee for the unuuali-
fled social success of the May party.
Clearwater, Minn.-ALrs. Peter Quinn
died Wednesday afternoon, May 10.
Mrs. Quinn was born in Ireland eighty
years ago. In 1858 she immigrated
to America, settling in the state of New
Hampshire, where she was united in
marriage with Peter Quinn. After a
fifteen years residence in New Hamp-
shire. the family came west in 1865,
settling upon farm near Clearwater,
where deceased resided up to the time
of her death. She is survived by an
aged husband, three sons-P. H., J. T..
and Z. w. Quinn-and one daughter,
Mrs. Frank Mooney. The funeral oc-
cured Friday morning following at 10
O'Clock. from the Catholic church and
the remains We're laid at rest in the
Catholic cemetery.
Buffalo, Minn--On Wednesday, May
is, Theo. Scanlon and Catherine HAYES
were united in matrimony at st. Fran
els church.
Elmira, Minn.-AIiss Lizzie Halloran
died at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Halloran, at Z p. m.
Monday, May 1G. Miss Halloran had
been sufferer from consumption for
the past year. She leaves, besides her
parents, two brothers and three sisters
to mourn their loss. The funeral took
place the following Thursday morning
Anoka, Minn.-Thc marriage of Miss
Alice Green to Mr.. Henry L. Stack was
solemnized Wednesday morning. MAY
is. at 8 O'clock, at the st. Stephen
church by Rev. Father Dolphin. The
bride was accompanied by Miss Hanna
Stack as bridesmaid. William Greer
acted as best man. After the ceremony
the bridal party went Immediately tc
the home Of the BRIDES parents at Ce
dar Creek, where dinner was served
to near relatives.
Butte Mont.-John Corcoran was fa
tally injured while working on the GOO
foot level Of the Anaconda mine ono
night week before last. He was takel
to st. James hospital, where he died
an hour later from the effects of the i'll
iuries received. The deceased was a
single man, 81 years of age.
Murdoch, Minn.-C. NJ. Mccarthy
and Miss Rosa Byrne of DeGraff were
married in the Catholic church at that
place Wednesday, May IS, by Rev
Father Walsh. The young couple have
gone on wedding trip to the World
fair at st. Louis.
Clontarf, NIinn.-Died on Saturday
May II, Mrs. Bridget NIcGraw, for
merly of Anola, aged so. Deceased
was one of the Oldest settlers of this
county, coming to Anoka in the early
COS. She leaves three children-Philip
McGraw, Anoka; Richard McGraw.
Clontarf; Mrs. John Green. Portal,
| n. d.
Wabasha. Minn.-A mission by the
Passionate Fathers, Simon and Angels,
of st. Louis, will open at the Concep-
ton Catholic church tomorrow and
close June 5, and by the same fathers
ut the Catholic church, Theilmanton.
on juno ), closing June 0. The bless
| ing of the Sacred Heart statute will
take place at Conception at 10 o'clock
June 10.
Graceville, Minn.-In the presence
of Il few relatives and intimate friends
at Sisseton, S. D., on Monday morning.
May 16. at G o'clock. Rev. Father Quill
| ty pronounced the solemn words that
united for life Miss Grace f. Burns
and Herbert L. Day.
Montgomery, Minn.-F. P. O'Malley
received telegram Thursday, May 10,
announcing the sudden death of his