The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12


Rev. Father Callahan in the presence
of Il few intimate friends the bridal
couple being attended by George Clark
and Miss Julia Cloonan After the
ceremony the wedding party repaire,:
to the residence of Mrs. Patrick Clark.
pa East Broadway. where IL wedding
dinner was served. Mr. Gilligan. who
is Il clerk in the assessors office, has
been resident OF Butte for man,
years and is one of it's best known
citizens.
| Lanesboro, Minn.-Mrs p. c. Me-
Carthy WAS called to Wells recently by
the death OF her sister. Mrs. Henry
Schroeder. which occurred Saturday,
April 2Stn. Deceased was 80 years of
age and leaves Il husband and four
children Ia mourn their loss She WAS
buried i'll the cemetery at Brush Creek
Mrs. Schroeder was Il victim of pncu
moniu.
st. Peter, Minn.-Rev. Peter Carey
accompanied by Rev. Robert Hughes OF
Mankato. leaves today for New York
and mex, Tuesday they will sail on the
steamer Prince Albert for Naples. Italy.
From that city they go to Rome
Florence and Venice, and will then see
the Passion Play at Oberammerslu.
Berlin and other leading German cities
will be visited. and after seeing
Munich, Paris and Brussels they will
so TO London and travel through Scot
land. Their tour will close with a
trip through Ireland. Starting at Dub
lin, they will so through the counties
of Cork and Kerry, and embark for
home at Queenstown. Father Carey
expects TO he absent between four and
| five months. While he is away his
| pulpit will he supplied by DIR. Heffron
Of ST. Paul, says the Herald of tine 4th
inst.
| ShicldSville. Mnn.--MaSter William
Maher. aged ten years, passed to his
eternal home Saturday April u ut y y.
m, after an illness of about six weeks
of lung fever. The deceased was of an
;lmiable disposition which won him
many friends. He leaves to mourn his
| sad loss three sisters and two brothers.
Mayrnc of Montgomery, Mrs. p. Carri-
gan, OF Kilkenny and Mrs. j.. d. ITrow-
Daniel OF Erin. lntermcnt was made
in st. Michael's cemetery.
Norwood. Minn.--Mrs. VIM. Flynn, Of
Assumption. died at her home Tues
day of last week after being very iii
| with pneumonia for the last month.
The direct cause Of her death was
paralysis of the heart brought on Ny
the attack of pneumonia She y the
mother oi q young family who together
| vita her husband mourn her deini So
The funeral occurred Thursday.
Grar"ril!". Minn.Jamcs Rice of
Tara township. Traverse county. who
died April 25th, was born in County
Limerick. Ireland, in 1893. being at tn,
time of his death about 73 years of
age. When Is years Old he emi.ratc,l
from his native land to the country OF
his adoption. settled in New jersey in
1881 where he married ANA rcmnil.c.l
until 1867 at which time he remuy> !
to Minnesota settling in Dakota coun.
ty. In the spring of 1878, Bishop Ire.
land organized the Grtccvillc Catholic
Colony, and among the first settlers.
Mr.. Rice settled on ~ section of land
one mile from this village in Tr,vrrsc
county, where he resided until called
from his earthly home. Through al
| those years in Graccvillc by industry
and good management, he made q fine
and valuable home for himself ana
family. Deceased leaves to mourn thci"
loss a dt"otcl wife, five sons and onc
| daughter. viz: John j. and James ".
of Pueblo, Col, William, Thomas
David and Mary Rice of Gr;,cevillc.
ST. Peter, Minn.--Aftcr "a brief iii
ness with pneumonia, Mrs. PATRICK
1 Conway passed away at her home three
/ ''''''' Ih7I "a tHc GhN utSuly iItSI-
noon "f last week. She was takc,
sick about three weeks ago, but hc:.
condition did not become scrit Il, ul,-
til two days before her death. When
the lnalady became acute her u,ivans-
cd years told against her and she sunk
rapidly, death resulting at ) ulrcK
in the afternoon. Mary Mulse!."l
WAS born III Limerick, Ireland, -
years ago and grew to wonlanhoo in
the land of her birth. She was a. is
ter of the late NJ. Mulvchill of lnis
city. and Of Daniel Mulychill, nov.
residing near Lake Washington, ard
came TO St. Peter with the early set
tiers.
F:lribault, Misunderstanding believe =
wife of John Oconnor of West
Prairie. died Friday, April 70, in st.
Joscph's hospital, st. Paul, wher. she
went two weeks previous to receive
medical treatment, for diseases of tn.
nerve and heart by 8: specialist. The
immediate cause of her death was
heart failure. The remains We're
brought here and taken to her home.
The maiden name Of the deceased VAS
Catherine FltZDatrick