The Irish standard., 1905-02-04
OVER THE NORTHWEST

OVGh 1dE NOhIdWES
Waseca, Minn.-The st. Paul Press
of Monday, Jan. %, announced that
"Rev. Hermon, of New Richmond,
Wis, and former pastor at Newport,
died at st. Joseph's yesterday (Sun-
day. Of Bright's disease. He was six
ty-tive years old and was we'll known
among the Catholic clergy of St. Paul.
He was brought to the hospital two
weeks ago and was under the care of
DR.. Mead" Father Hermon was one
of the early priests of this county and
OBLIGATED for long time in the St.
Mary parish, some thirty years ago.
He was an earnest, eloquent worker
and did as much, perhaps more than
any other one person to promote tenn
perance and total abstinence among
his church members. His funeral was
held in the Catholic church Of this
city on the morning of the Goth, Father
Treanor officiating, and his remains
were inferred in the GAINESVILLE Gene
tary beside those of relatives gone be-
fore.
Walcott, Minn.-NLiss Kate Kenny,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John Kenny.
of Walcott. died Monday. Jan. 223, at
her home in Walcott. of tuberculosis.
The deceased was thirty-six years of
age last New Years and was born in
Minneapolis. She is survived by her
parents. four brothers and four sisters.
The funeral took place in the morn
ing from the church of the immaculate
conception at lNaribault. The remains
were placed in the vault at Calvary
cemetery to await intcrment.
Farilmult. Minn.-.James Coogan an
aged and highly respected citizen
passed to his eternal home on West
First street Tuesday. Jan. "a, of the
inIirmitics of old age. Deceased was
Il native of the County Kilkenny, Ire
land where he was born in 1924. He
came to the United States in1S4G and
ten years later married Bridget Con-
nelly, in Dubuque, Ia. who died few
years ago. The funeral took place
from the church of the immaculate
ConceptiOn.-The remains of Michael
Doyle, who died January 10, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles G.
Mccall in Chicago, arrived here Fri
day, Jan. 20, and were placed in the
vault of Calvary cemetery to await
interment in the spring in the family
lot. The deceased was one of the
pioneer residents Of this city and made
his home here till a couple of years
ago, since then he has been residing
with his daughters. He is survived
by eight children, five sons and thre,
daughters. The sons are James H., OF
Red Wing, Charles T., Frederick ].
Arthur L.. and Walter j., of St. Paul
the daughters are Mrs. J. G. McBreen
of Minneapolis. Mrs. Charles G. Nc
Call, of Chicago and Miss Minnie
Doyle. of st. Paul.
lie Sucur, Minn.-For the past three
years the members of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians who locally num-
Der in their membership some of the
leading merchants of lie Sueur as well
as many of the influential farmers OF
the adjoining territory have made il
a practice to hold an annual ball. The
recent party was we'll attended and
thoroughly enjoyed by about eighty
couple. The dancing started about 6
p. H., and was continued until the
hours begin to grow large in the morn
ing. The music was supplied by the
local orchestra and was pleasing to al
the dancers, as was the prompting
\ number from st. Thomas, st. Peter
Lake Prairie, Belle Plaine and Hender
son We're present. The ball was q
! success financially and socially ant
the committee having it in charge fee
that their labors We're well rewarded
Hastings, Minn.-The tolling of thu
bell of the Guardian Angels churct
ut the noon hour announced the dealt
of Owen Sherry, ST., of Ravenna, dealt
having occurred that morning sudden
ly ut ten o'clock while he was seated
in his chair at his home in the abov,
place. Although he was not in tn,
best of health for some time past, still
his death was not looked for, and 1