The Irish standard., 1905-01-28
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

and Mrs. Thomas Whalen. died Friday
morning of last week after short ILL
ness. After an illness of nearly an en-
tire year Mamie Clcary. the Is year
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. james
Clcary. died Monday afternoon. Jan.
16 ut the home of her parents, 1919
Ludington street. from tuberculosis.
The illness of the child from the dread
disease was especially pathetic and
for several days the end has been
expected by the members of the family
and their friends. Funeral services
were held at st. Patrick'S church the
following Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock. The Rev. Father Langan con-
Quoted the services. Intcrment at ST.
.Joseph's cemetery.
Green Isle, Mnn.-patrick Mack
and Mary Brazil. both of this village
were united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock at Saint Rrcndnn's church Tues
day morning, .Inu. II, at nine O'Clock.
Rev. j. j. Hand performed the ccrc
mony.
! Faribault, Minn.-.Iohn German dc
parted this life ut his home west of
f, this city Friday evening. Jan. Is, 1908.
at the advanced age of 50 years. De
ceased was born in County Waterford,
Ireland, cighty-two years ago, came to
America and became Il pioneer citizen
of Erin township, Rice county in 1S3G.
removing to this city and engaging in
the hotel business, removing to the
home of his son Il year ago. Besides
his aged wife he leaves seven children,
Michael and David of Kilkenny, John
"n the farm, Mrs. John McNcrny near
this city, Mrs. u. ID. Byrncs of Cordo-
Va. Rose ut home and Nellie of Kill
kenny. IL host of friends and old neigh
bors to MOURN the death of Il loving
husband, kind tatller, :.ood citizen and
true Christian gentleman.
WhratlanI. Aiinn.-"liappy is the
bride the sun shines on" an adngc oft
repeated. is one that the many friends
of Miss Agnes O'Comor heartily wish
verified. The marriage Of Miss O'Con-
nor to Mr.. David G'Connor of Scott
county. WH> SolenlniZeu ut nine o'clock
II. III. Tuesday, Jan. II, ut Shields
lille. iicy. Father Flemming Olliciat-
in... Nh and Mrs. O'Connor expect to
be ut home to their friends at Cedar
Lake in the near future.
GrAcrvilc, Mnn.-Daniel Day, one
of the earliest pioneers Of Big Stone
county, died ut his home in North
, Graceyille ut about nine o'clock Fri
day night Jan. Is, 1909, his death
being caused by cancer of the face,
from which he has been Il severe suf-
fercr since July, 1901. Funeral SER
vices were held at Holy Rosary
church, conducted by Father Riley,
and the remains were inferred in
Lakeside cemetery. Father O'Bricn
officiating ut the grave. The deceased
was one of our best known citizens
and. numbered his friends by hum
lrcds, VINO turned out en- masse to the
funeral. The pail bearers were VIM.
McNalIy, Patrick O'Donncll, Robt. Nc
Brady, T.. Lane, Patrick Ryan and
VIM. Cox. The relatives present were,
his wife and two daughters, Mrs. ]. G.
Costello, Miss Maggie Day, and his
two sons, William and Richard, and
the latters Wife.
Barry, Minn.-The death of John
McCool, and old and respected resi-
dent of this county, occurred ut his
home about three and onc-half miles
west of Barry, Monday afternoon, Jan.
16. The funeral services were held in
Bcardslry. and the remains brought
ilrrr, intrrmcnt being made in Lake
idle cemetery, where his sister Ann
IcCoo is also buried. \ number of
his old friends followed the remains to
their last resting place.
Buffalo Lake. MIMI This week the
news reached lis of the death of Mrs.
John Reagan of Bandon township,
which occurred on Jan. H. The cause
Of her death was lung trouble. De
ceased was born in Ireland about sixty
years ago She came to America when
II child and made her home for some
years in Marquette county. Mich.
Here she met and married Mr.. Reagan
and Il few years later she moved with
him to Renvile county. About thirty
four years ago she settled with her
family in section 20 in Bandon, where
she resided until the time of her death
She is survived by husband and
! three children. The children are
} Mrs. Thos. Mcparlin, James and Miss
; Nellie, all of Bandon.
Wabasha, NIinn.-Daniel Lamey, OF
: Watopa, died at st. Elizabeth's hos
| pital in this city on the 10Th inst. Or
the Following Monday the remains
: were taken to the old home in Watopa
, and on Wednesday morning the fun
} eral occurred from st. Felix church ir
| this city, Rev. Max Wurst officiating
The interment was in st. Felix Gene
terry. Deceased was son Of Johr
Lamey, of Watopa, and was born IL
that township on March 5, 1873. HI
: was model young man, honest, in
: duStriOus and in every wav gentle