The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-02-18

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death resulting from heart failure,
from which Mrs. Costello had been Ill
for some time She was an eStimable
woman. beloved by all. Her funeral
took place last Monday. - The death
of John Willettc. an old resident of
this place, occurred at his home Thurs
day. February 8. of paralysis. aged SO
years. The funeral took place last
Sunday from the Church of the Holy
Rosary.
| Anaconda, Mont.-The celebration
to he given March 1 in honor of the
birth of Robert Emmett. the Irish
patriot. will be one of the noteworthy
occasions of the season. Among other
| splendid features will be Il grand cho-
| rus. The chorus will be made up of
some of the ablest vocalists i'll the
state. Miss Frances Harte is training
| it. and under her direction it will no
doubt attain Il high degree of perfec-
| tiGn. Among those who are going to
sing solos are some of Anaconda's best
| vocalistS Mrs. Michael Pierce, Mrs
X. S. Tolan. Miss uarte, Mill Lillian
Marrick, Rode r. Smith. +. E. Pickell,
Ed Davis and others will aid in max
ing up Il program that will be worthy
of hearing by every resident of the
city The entertainment will be given
in the Margaret thcater 1t will be
nnder the auspices of the Phil Sheri-
dan club, of this city. though all the
other Irish societies will aid in max
ing the affair Il grand success.
Butte. Mont--Mrs. Kate Mccormick
died ut the family residence. SD East
Broadway. She is survived by her
husband. Daniel Mccormick; her
Mrs. Pat Farrell and two brothers.
Thomas and James Il. Gleason. The
latter is Il fireman ut the west side
station. - Dan \. Sullivan. residing ~
Ill West Park street, while ut work
in the Diamond. WAS struck on the
right wrist by piece of falling rock,
necesSitating seven stitches in the
wound inflicted. He was taken to st.
James hospital and later went home.
- Harry O'Gorman. who has been
spending several months in Minnesota
and North Dakota, visiting friends,
returned recently very much improved
in health and glad to get back to the
mountainous country.
WabashH. Minn.--AIathiaS German.
Il resident of the town of Greenfield
since 1850. died at his residence in the
village of Kellogg on the 4tl inst. His
funeral occurred from the kellogg
Catholic church. The intermcnt was
at st. Felix cemetery, this city, and
the remains were followed to their last
resting place by IL large number Of his
old friends and neighbOrs. Matthias
German was born in county Galway,
Ireland. about SO years ago. and came
to this country when Il young man. A
few years ago, owing to his declining
years. he purchased residence in Kel-
lOg@. He was Il good man and Il good
citizen. and his efforts in Il financial
way, We're crowned with success. He
leaves to mourn for him his sons, John
and Matt, and his daughter, Mrs. Haw-
ley. mad his aged wife. In his death
the ranks of the pioneers of WabaSha
county are again reduced. The com
munity has lost Il good citizen.
Faribault. Minn.-NIrs. Margaret
Sheridan. aged II, widow of the late
Owen Sheridan. ST.. Of this city. died
February 3 at the home of her son.
John. in Chicago. after an illness Of
only four days of pneumonia, The
deceased is survived by two sons, John,
who is Il member of the Chicago po-
lice force, and Owen. who resides near
| this city in the town of Wells. b. j.
Sheridan. Of this city, and Mrs. j. H..
Nightingale. of Minneapolis, are step
children. She is also mourneil by one
brother, VIM. Berrigan. of Warsaw,
and four sisters, MINIS. Hughes and
Mahcr and Misses Sarah and Josephine
Bcrrigan, who reside in Chicago. The
remains of Mrs. Sheridan arrived here
on February 4, accompanied by her
son John. Thy were taken to the
residence of Owen Sheridan. The FIJI
neral took place the following Suntla!
from the Church of the immaculate
Conception, where funeral services
were held by Rev. J. j. Slevin.
Norwood, Minn.-Frank hartley. ST..
an old and respected citizen of this
county. breHthcu his last in this vii
lage at the home of his daughter. Mrs
p. -O'Bricn. on Saturday. February i
Deceased was born in the county Lett
rim in Ireland in the year 1928, ant
was about SO years of age when thu
end came. He cmigratcd from the ole
country to Canada. where he was mar
rrd and came to this state and count!
about 1870. He was the father of nine
children, four sons and five daughters
Two of the sons died and the other
of Appleton. The daughters are Mrs
Higgins Of st. Paul. Mrs. EtZcl of Wa
coma, Mrs. Powers of Young America
and Mrs Finnegan and Mrs. O'l'ricl