The Irish standard., 1906-06-02

County Mayo. Ireland and came to
America at the age of is years. He
married Miss Beatrice Pendergast. of
Racine, Wis, where the young couple
lived for three years. going from there
To Coles county, ILL.,, from which place
he enlisted in company &c" 54th Ill.
Vol. Inf. i'm which organiZati ton he
served for four and one-hulf years
during the civil War. winning proud
name for gallant service and herolsm.
Hudson. Wis.-Mr. John Welsh, an
old resident of the ST. Jo was found
dead in bed Monday morning of last
week at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. William Harvey in the town of
Warren. He was born in Ireland in
1880. and has been Il resident of this
county for many Years. Last winter
his wife died and since that time he
lived alone at the old family home
until a few days before his death he
went to the residence of his daughter
Nv iS'!htItS NSiS DuIiCll StI1llGtSel,
Graceville, Minn.-The death of Miss
Nora Kennedy occurred Wednesday.
May ~. at about l O'Clock of lung
fever. ut the home of her uncle Lau-
renee Flaherty. in Monnshine The
unfortunate young lady. who was only
IL wears of age, was born in County
Galway, ireland. and had only been
in this country two weeks. She was
apparently in the best of health last
Sunday when she came to church here
but driving home against IL cold wind
caught Il cold which settled on her
lungs. resulting in lung fever.
Credit River. Minn.-rhe many
friends here of james Regain were
Very sorry to learn on Monday of last
week of the sad accident which result
ed in the drowning of this young man
at Iakeville lake. He and Il friend had
been fishing during the afternoon and
while out in boat he stood up and
losing. his balance fell backward into
the water. and although it was only a
few rods from the shore he being un-
able to swim. could not save himself.
a search was made for the body and at
8 O'Clock after three hours of hard
work the body was found and taken
charge of by Undertaken D. J. Gephart
of I4akcville. The remains were
brought out here where the funeral was
held. James was the second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Regain and Was a
very fine young man. He was Il car
pentcr and had been working in the
vicinity of Lakevile for some time
past.
Byron. Mnn.-Another young life
has gone out. Margaret, the fourteen
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
r. Linnihan. of Byron. passed away
Friday morning of last week at $50
o'clock, after an illness of Il few
months The young lady had an at
tack of blood poisoning and a short
GRAFTON which seemed successful. and
her recovery was earnestly hoped for
and expected. However, her condition
has lately been growing worse and
death resulted.
saltwater Minn.-Mrs. james Crow
ley of this city died at the Rochester
hospital for the insane. where she had
been treated about a month. Deceased
was 43 years of age and is survived
by II husband and two children. The
remains were brought here for inter
ment
Roscnount. Minn.-Mrs. Catherine
Radican. wife of Thomas Radican. of
Empire. died at ST. Joseph's Hospital.
st. Paul. on May 18th, 1906, from the
effects of an operation for tumor. aged
fifey-siN years. Her maiden name was
Catherine Mcnamara. and she vas
married to Thomas Radican Nov. 18th.
1870. Besides her husband there are
six children. four boys and two girls.
who survive her. The funeral was
held on Saturday, May 18th from St
Joseph's church Rosemount
Anaconda. Mont.-Mrs. D. NJ. Nc
Carthy and little daughter have gone
to Ireland. where they will spend the
summer visiting friends and relatives.
The Anaconda Typographical union
has elected Harry A. Denny as dele
gate to the annual convention at Colo
RADIO Springs. August IS. Mr.. Harri-
gan also ran. and the campaign Gre
ated much interest-The friends of
Miss Hazel Berkin and Mark Hanley
We're given a genuine surprise recently
when it became known that they We're
married at Anaconda. Few of the
intimate friends of the popular young
couple were aware of what was go
ing on when they boarded the Ana
conda train at 5 o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed at st. Paurs
church rectory by the Rev. Father
Coopman. A wedding supper followed
at the Montana.
Dickinson. n. D.-James Kennedy.