The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-19

Superior, Wis.,. Dougherty, father
of Thos. Dougherty Of Poplar. is dead
at the age of nearly one hundred years.
Mr. Dougherty was a native Of Ire
land. The funeral services were held
at Poplar Saturday of last week. Had
Mr.. Dougherty lived until the 18th of
next April. he would have been one
hundred years DID,
| Coils, Minn.-4At ST. Marys church;
Coils, on Wednesday morning Of last
week, Rev. Father Haupt performed
the ceremony which united for life
Miss Alice Hogan to Mr.. Chas. Gotta.
both OF Graeeville. Miss Mayme
o'Brien attended the bride, Andrew Ho-
gan. Jr., being the groomsnan.
! Graeeville, Minn.-rhe marriage Of
John Hoban. OF this city, to Miss Nell
| lie Gavin. of Scranton. Pa, occurred
at that city on Wednesday,, Jan. I'd.
The happy couple have gone to New
York on wedding trip after which
they will return TO GraceNille-Miss
Anna Mantz and Thomas Gavin We're
married AT the church OF the Holy
Rosary OIL the 9Th inst The bride was
attended by Miss Mary Rowan and
Joseph Kennedy was sroomsman.
Waseca, Minn.-The people of this
city We're very ,nucll shocked on Tues
! .J,,. least H. ~
: the unexpected death of Thomas Bar
den. 1t will be remembered that he
was thrown from a wagon on Friday.
the 18th of December last. The injur-
=. les received at that time no doubt
caused his death. although he and his
friends, AS late as Saturday. supposed
that he would soon be able to be. about
again. lie passed away on the morn
ing of Jan. S, 1907. at $50 o'clock at
his residence. surrounded by members
of his family.
Alberta, Minn.--''he new year has
brought to Mr.. j. Vaughan a stroke OF
paralysis. His entire right side is
numb and being Well advanced in
years perhaps Tray never recover from
the effects. Nh. Vaughn has lived and
toiled here for over a quarter OF a
century and has always been a hard
working man and one OF natures no.
blemen. an honest man. and his many
acquaintance and neighbors through
out the county will learn Of his sudden
ailment With much regret.
Hastings, Mirn.-The many friends
of Mrs. w. F.. Mather learned with en-
ceeding regret Of her death. which oc-
Cured at her heme on West Third
street ON Friday, Jan. 4. after brief
illness. Although not in the best OF
health for some time, there were no
symptoms of an alarming nature ur
to a few hours previous TO her death
SO that her demise came as a shock
to family and friends. Her nader
name was Miss Mary A. Mclaughlin
and she was born in Ireland about six.
tycight years ago. Deceased came tc
America at the age Of about four years
locating at Syracuse n. Y. In 1860
she came to Hastings and the following
year was married to Mr.. w. r. Math.
or. Besides her husband, she is sur.
yived by two sons w. r. Nlather. Jr.
OF this city, and Il. o. Mather, OF Mer.
RAM Park. and a. daughter. Miss Lii.
liam \. Mather, OF this city.
Benson. Minn.-F'ranll Mcdonald, o.
Great Falls. Montana, visited here the
first of the week at the home of j. G
Collins and also With relatives at Muir.
dock. Mr.. Mcdonald has charge Of /;
Montana branch of a wholesale firm
that has headquarters in Chicago. Ht
has been to Chicago to make his re.
port for the past year and stopped Of
here To visit OH his way home. says the
Monitor.
Pennington, Minn.--Alr.. john Jagoe
died at his home in Inver Grove or
Thursday, Jan. 3, of heart: failure, age(
death although not unexpected causee
deep sorrow in the community where
he had lived SO long and was so great,
ly esteemed by his many friends. HI
is survived by ~ wife. three sons ant
five daughters also two brothers. Hen
ry and James and one sister. Mrs
Thos. Harkins CT ST. Paul, TO whom. i.
extended the sincere sympathy of thei
friends in their bereavement. The flu
neral was held from St. Patrick:
church, Rev. r. j. O'Connor officiating
n t'aribaulr. Minn.-Fiorence Leary
aged. so years, departed this life Sun
day morning. Jan. 6, at the home o
his daughter, Mrs. NJ. Morgan. on Firs
+ avenue east in this city. THE cause o
his death was general debility. De
, ceased was a native Of County Kerry