The Irish standard., 1907-11-16

hy died suddenly last week At the ranch
home, about six miles north Of Boze-
man. Her husband got up early to
start a fire in the cook stove, and when
he returned to the bedroom he found
his wife still in bed, and upon trying
to awaken her found she was dead.
Mrs. Twohy had been unwell for some
time. but was not thought to be seri-
ousfy Ill. She leaves six sons, besides
her husband and several other rela-
tives, to mourn her death. Her hus-
band is one of the richest farmers in
Gallatin valley. Mrs. TWohy was about
81 years old. r'..,o
Kellogg, Minn.-John Gardner apio-
neer resident of wabasha, died early
Saturday morning, Nov. 2. Mr.. Gard.
ner was born in Ireland, rs years ago.
but came to this country when about
twelve years old, and came to Waba-
sha fifty years ago, and has continu-
ously been resident of that city since.
He was a very honorable and much
admired citizen.
Waseca, Minn.-Tuesday morning,
Nov. S, at the Sacred Heart church in
this city. occurred the marriage Of
Miss Catharine Rosella Mcguire Of
Blooming Grove and Mr.. Edward. H.
Sammon Of Faribault, MiHn., Rev. J.:J.
Treanor officiating. The bride was
given away by her uncle, Mr.. Martin
Mcclure. She was attended by Miss
Vera MCGUIRE, daughter Of Mr.. Michael
Mcguire, and both bride and brides
maid were dressed in dark red broad
groom's brother, Mr.. Emmet sammon,
was best man. At the conclusion Of the
ceremony the newly welded pair re-
ceived the congratulations Of their
friends at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Hannah Mcclure, where
delicious wedding refreshments were
served. The bride was the recipient
of many handsome and useful gifts.
Spokane, Wash.-Mrs. Mary Cum
minss,, state president of the Wash
ington auxiliary Of the Ancient Order
Of Ifibernians. on a recent visit to Spo-
kane brought with her a magnificent
Irish emblem, which is offered to the
auxiliary in the Washington division
that will bring in the largest. number
Of members before the first: of. the
year. The emblem is a work of art.
having been made. in Ireland Of the
finest silk, and embroidered with fiE.
ures Of gold. The Spokane auxiliary,
the members Of which had an oppor-
tunity to examine the emblem at q
banquet in the Moorish room at the
Hotel Spokane. are after the trophy,
and the officers are determined. to be
the oustodians Of this prize. Mrs. j.
w. Crosby, president of the local aux
iliary, presided at the banquet in Mrs.
Cummings honor, among the speakers
being ]. T.. Ahsrn, president Of the To-
cal. A. o. FL: p. B. Kearney, Fathers
Fitzgerald and O'Reilley, Mrs. May G..
DeRomo, James J. German and Miss
Mabel Portch. county president. Irish
music was furnished by Miss Agnes
Barrett. Mrs. G.; W.. Manning and
Harry Wood Brown. . %.
Rochester, Minn.-Death visited the
home Of Thos. J. Kelly Of High Forest
township on November first, and the
spirit Of his beloved wife took it's
night from the worn and weary body.
Mrs. Kelly was born Feb. 4. 1863, in
Rochester, MINI. Johanna Dee; was
married to T. ]. Kelly. eighteen years
ago. To them were born four children,
two Of whom survive, namely. Mary
Loretta and. Agnes Irene. Besides the
afflicted husband and children. Mrs.
Kelly is mourned by her father and
mother. four brothers and Ave: sisters.
BY name. John,. Michael and James.
Rochester; Timothy, Stewartville;
Mary and Agnes, Rochester: Mrs. T. w.
Mahoney and Mrs. Martin. Madden,
city, and Mrs. George F. Kelly, Stew
artville. ." -,...... ...,s
saltwater, Minn.-Mrs.:: John
O'shaughnessy, mother of John A:
O'Shaughnessy, now located at Hous-
ton, Tex, died Wednesday morning,
Nov. 6, of diabetes. She had been
ailing for years, but critically sick only
a week. She came here with her hus-
band from Medford, Mass, forty five
years ago and was sixty-nine years Of
age. Surviving are the husband and
the children. John A. of Houston, Tex;
Mrs. s.. L. Nygren, Duluth; William OF
Chicago: Mrs. Montreville Price, Eau
Claire, Joseph A., James and Miss
Catherine of this city, and Isnatius,
who is secretary Of the st. Paul ;Ath-
letic club. -. ... .
Marshall Minn-The Church. Of the