The Irish standard., 1906-10-13
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

OVER THE NORTHWEST.
Green Isle, Minn.-The sudden death
of one of our highly respected women,
Mrs. Lawrence Madden. ST.. on the
2Sth ult, was a severe shock to her
friends and relatives. She was in her
usual health until about week before
when she was taken with pains in her
side and chest. A doctor was sum-
moned and pronounced it heart trouble.
but did not think it serious. She was
apparently well again in a few days
after until Friday evening, Sept. 2Sth,
at about 10 o'clock she was found in
her room by her son, Thomas, in
dying condition.. Mrs. Madden's maiden
name was Miss Margaret Prior. She
was born in Ireland about 73 years ago,
came to America in the year 1860, and
Immediately went to the state of Penn
sylvania where she was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Lawrence Madden, after
which she and her husband came. to
Minnesota. Three children were born
to them, namely: Lawrence W., Thos.
and Mrs. John Burke, all residing in
Jessenland.
Butte. Mont.-The Sacred Heart
church was, filled to overfowing last
Friday morning on the occasion of the
memorial mass held for the children
of the parish in honor of the late Father
Callahan. The service was solemn
high mass with the Rev. Father Carr
as celebrant of the mass, Rev. Father
Sullivan. deacon; Rev. Father Leshner.
sub-deacon, and Daniel Lewis, master
of ceremonies. The Boys choir fur
nished the music and within the sanct-
uary were 100 alter boys. The chill
dren from Holy Savior church, Mead
erville. attended the services in a body,
coming to the city in special cars fur
nished by Manager J. r. Wharton of
the street railway. At $3.50 o'clock in
the morning a solemn high mass of re-
QUEEN was celebrated in st. Patrick's
church by the Rev. Father De Siere,
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Barry and
Follet at the request of the graduating
class of ST., Patricks parochial, school,
Miss Katie Roman, orKanist of st. Law
-oA
and Mrs. John Collins assisted the
choir. Both ladies were members Of
the first Latin class taught by Father
Callahan in st. Patrick's school, The
attendance was very large. The fun
eral service of Patrick OMalley. who
died at st. AIMS hospital. tok place at
st. Peters church at $3.50 o'clock last
Wednesday morning, when requiem
high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Pirnot 4
Anaconda, Mont.-Many expressions
of sorrow were heard in Anaconda
when the death of John McMurray was
announced. Mr.. McMurray had hum
dreds Of friends here. Many express
sions of sympathy were sent to. the
widow. 1t was to Anaconda that Mr.,
McMurray took his bride. Their daugh-
ter was the first child born in the Mon-
tana hotel, and she was named after
the famous hostelry. Mr.. McMurray
spent some weeks at the home of. his
father n-law on Lost creek this sum-
his nalady. The outdoor life was of
no avail, and it was seen when he left
Anaconda that the end could not be
stayed off long. A number of Anaconda
people. went to Butte to attend the
funeral.
Green Isle. Minn.--At ST Brendon's
church on Wednesday morning, Oct. 3,
was celebrated by Rev. j. j. Hand a
nuptial high mass uniting Dr. ..r. j.
Langford and Miss Mary V. Kelley.
The wedding was exclusively. a family
affair. The guests We're Mrs. and Miss
Sunwall. Mrs. Horner and Mr.. Raw
Kelly. all of Minneapolis, MIR. and Mrs
7. j. Langford and Dorothy Langford.
of Winnipeg. Mr.. J. Albert LanKfortl
Of Omaha. Mrs. Ellen Langford, of
st. Paul. Mr.. and Miss Langford, Of
Green Isle. At the station where there
was general felicitations and showers
Of rice. the bride appeared in. a chic
going away suit of blue .broadctoth.
The newly welded couple left on the
1898 p. m. train. On the 10th inst they
| sailed from New York for Europe,
| where the doctor will devote his time
to special studies. - -.-- .~t
St. Cloud; Minn--William j. Murphy.
a pioneer resident Of st. Wendell. hay-
ing lived there since his infancy; died
Thursday morning of last week from
heart trouble. He was in his thirty
eighth year and leaves besides several
young children awtdow to. mourn the
| loss. He had been farming at st. Wen :