The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-03-26
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Wheaton, Minn.-The death of Miss
Mary Fallon occurred Tuesday last at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Hennessy,
in this city, due to complication of
diseases. Miss Fallon was about 80
years of age and Il native of Vermont.
Although an invalid for years she was
patient and cheerful, and her loss is
doubly severe upon her sister, Mrs.
iennessy. whose constant companion
she was. and her brother. John Fallon,
with whom she made her home Serv-
ices We're held in the Catholic church
here Wednesday, Father Hjengerten
officiating, and the remains taken to
Graceville for interment.
Graceville, Misunderstanding Bren-
nan, second daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
Michael Brennan. died at the home of
her parents. in the town of Leonard
vile. on Sunday, March 18th, 1904,
after Il short illness Of pleurisy. The
deceased was born on the farm in
Leonardsville, now occupied by her
parents, and at the time of her death
was nearly "a years of age. The
funeral service was held the follow
ing Tuesday in Holy Rosary church.
Father Reilly officiating, and the re-
mains laid to rest in Lakeside ceme-
terry.
Buffalo Lake, Minn.-The Catholics
of this place have made ARRANGEMENTS
with Rev. Father Yoerg, of Stewart,
for holding services here Rev. Yoergs
time is so taken up between Stewart
and Hector, that he will be unable to
come her on Sundays but will hold
services here OH Saturdays until such
time as another priest can be secured
to take charge of this place and Hector
Anaconda, Mont. - Without doubt
the entertainment given at the Mar
saret theatcr March 4th in memory of
Robert Emmett by the Phil Sheridan
club was the most delightful and en-
tlrely instructive evening that Anacon-
da's residents have attended for many
months. The program as arranged and
carried out proved to be of just the
right sort in every detail and was
most pleasing affair. Early in the even
ing the Margaret theater was packed
to the doors with those desiring to Sc
cure good seats for the entertainment
Captain William Kelly made introduc-
tory remarks as the chairman of the
evening. The string quartet under the
leadership of Professor Gustav Fischer,
and including Professor Ladders, Dr.
j. II. Spelman, Il. V. Norbeck and
George Davidson, furnished the OPEN
ing music and was received with earn
est and prolonged applause. Chairman
Kelly then introduced County Attorney
Joseph j. McCatfery, who delivered an
address on "Anne Devlin." Mr.. Nc
Catfery took hold of his subject in first
class style and delightfully."- entertained
the audience for three-quarters of an
hour with splendid Grafton. A vocal
solo by Miss Frances Harte was the
means of endearing that lady in the
hearts of the music lovers of the city.
Mrs. r. S. Tolan, so we'll and familiar
ly known about the city as an elocu-
Zionist, recited two very entertaining
pieces and was accorded prolonged APP
plause. Mrs NJ. Pierce, for long time
Il favorite among musicians of Anacon-
da, entertained the audience with a
vocal solo, Joseph r. Jackson, one of
Butte's high school instructors, deliv-
cred the address of the evening, on
Robert Emmett. Capt. John j. Nc
Guinness rendered two vocal selections
in his most pleasing manner and was
heartily encored. A quintet, composed
of the Misses Catherine Conley, Mary
Kelly. Annie NLulligan, Annie Coyne
and Edna Ford, sang an IRISH lullaby
and received encouraging applause for
its effort.
| Graceville, Minn.-Geo. O'Brien, son
of Michael O'Brien, of Coils, died at
his home in that village last Thurs
NoS "AlSLhoOIl, V1dACl 1OIA, vi
monia. Funeral services were held
Saturday following in the Catholic
church in Coils, Father Haupt officiat-
ing. Deceased was 10 years old and
was very we'll and favorably known in
this neighborhood.
Rochester, Ninn.-Patrick DAILY,
well-known resident of Viola, died Sun
day morning, March 18th. He had
been suffering from spinal difficulty
for years and death was to him re-
lease from suffering. He was about
forty-seven years of age. He is sur
vived by his wife and their five chill
dren, Enos, Jennie, John, Anna and
Dennis. The funeral was held ut the
church of the Holy Redeemer in Eyota
the following Tuesday morning.
Mandan, n. D.-St. Patrick's night
ut the opera house. an entertainment
was given under the auspices of the
Roman Catholic church, advantage be-
ing taken of the fact that it was the
anniversary of the death of st. Pat
rick, says the Pioneer. Supper was
served in the basement Of the opera
house. and after supper the entertain
ment began. Several selections We're