The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-01-07

lor the same will be called by the
clergy in the course of short time.
During his lordship's stay in this city
lie will be rendered a banquet by the
knights OF Columbus OF which organ
iZation he is Il member. - Mrs. Mike
harrington, aged %, died Saturday of
last week at the family residence, IS
Cast Woolman street. She is sur
lived by her husband, one child and IL
ister. who resides in Butte and her
father and mother, who reside in Ire
.anl. Mrs, Harrington was born i'll
county Cork. Ireland.
Credit River AIinn-On Christmas
Day, at 8 p. H., occurred the death Of
Mrs. Timothy OIeary, at her home
in Lakeville, in the 9th year Of her
age. Death was due to Il stroke of
paralysis received Il few days earlier.
She was Il most cstimable woman and
Christian and her loss is keenly felt by
all who knew her. Her husband, one
son and three daughters survive her.
The funeral was held from All Saints
church, Iakeville.
Wahasha, Minn.-Jerry AIcGraw, of
this city, had a narrow escape from
instant death, at Lake City, Oh Tues
day night of last week. He went to
that place with his engine, to assist
in clearing the track. He left his ell
CINE and the blizzard was so binding
that he failed to see an approaching
engine. 1t struck him and threw him
some distance. He was taken to his
home i'll this city, supposed to be badly
injured, but up to date his atfliction APP
pears to consist of but three broken
ribs. Should there be no internal in
jury he will soon fully recover.
Mortified, Minn.-AIrs. William
| Murphy died at her home in this city
"Wednesday morning of last week. De-
cehsetl was an early settler in North
field, having come to the city in 1860
She WAS born i'll Plattsburg, N. Y, in
'-f; and there grew up to womanhood
In 1850 she was married to MIR. Muir
ply, who survives. The union was
blessed with six children, five Of
whom survive their mother. They are
Mrs. John Tosncy, James, William
John and Frank Murphy. For the past
two years Mrs. Murphy has been an
invalid, but her past illness was Of
about two months duration and she
Succumbed to an attack of heart dis
ease. The funeral was held ut st.
Dominic's church. Interment was
made in the Catholic cemetery.
Graceville, NIinn.-AIonday of last
week this community was shocked by
the announcement of the sudden death
Of Mrs. John Conery. On Sunday she
attended Christmas services at Holy
Rosary church, apparently in the best
of health. but the same evening she
was taken i'll with an attack Of peri
tonitis, resulting in her death Monday
night at 1870 o'clock, in spite of all
possible efforts in her behalf. The flu
neral services were held III Holy Ro-
Slly church in the presence of large
number of friends and relatives, Fa-
thcr lEnupt of Coils officiating, after
; which the remains were inferred in
Lakeside cemetery.
Prior Lake, Minn.-Another of our
respected old settlers is gone. John
! Condor died ut the home of his son,
John, here on December 26, of Old
age intirmities. Mr.. Condor was about
SO years of age and was one of those
who came to the vicinity Of Prior
Lake in the early days and hcwed his
way through the virgin forest mad
made a home for himself and his fam
lily. He was a fine man and was es-
tcemed highly by all who knew him.
His wife and sons, PArtick Of this
place and Thomas of Washington state,
survive him. The funeral took place at
st. Peters Catholic church, Credit
River.
Chokio, Minn.-On the night of Sat
urday, December "a, at her home in
this city, occurred the death of Agnes,
the beloved wife of Daniel Mahoney.
death resulting from pcritonitis, after
an illness of about Il week. The re-
mains We're taken to Gracevillc and
the funeral took place from Holy Ro-
sary church, in that village.
Rochester, Minn.-Daniel Finn died
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Lilly Sunday evening Of last week at
1880, ut the age Of So years month
and days. Mr.. Finn was born in lrc-
land in November, 1919. He came to
this country in 1913 and settled in New
York for two years. Then he came to
Minnesota and began life on farm
in Kalmar township. The past fifteen
ears he has been resident of this
ty, where he was highly respected by
Ill who knew him. lie leaves one
brother, G. G. Finn, of this city, besides
Il large circle Of relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. He was Il devout
member of st. Johns Catholic church,
from which church the funeral was
held
Shakopee, Minn.-Died, at her home
in this city, Friday afternoon, Decem,
Der 23, 1904, of apoplexy, Mary, wife