The Irish standard., 1907-10-26

were CnarleS u. GURUS, JOhn u. Curtin,
Judge Henry N. Blake, Richard Nagle,
Terrence O'Donnell.. William Butler
John Lacy and H. A. Mckinnon. On
behalf of the Society of Montana Pho
neers, A. j. Fisk, state vice president.
named the following committee, all old
timers, to attend the funeral: j. 7.
Connor, John Horsky, C.~G. Brown. j.
U. Sanders and L. F. LaCroix.
Wabasha, Minn.--Mrs:- John Lamey
of Sand Prairie, died at s.o'cieck Wed
nesday morning, Oct. Is Her funeral
took place from st. Felix church in this
city at 10 O'Clock Friday morning. De-
ceased for more than three years had
been a great sufferer. About year
and a half ago she was operated on tor
cancer of the stomach, by DR.. Mayo.
at st. Mary's hospital. Rochester. For
a time she improved but for nearly
year has suffered intensely from the
return of the old malady, and death
came to her as great relief from q
bed of pain and suffering. Deceased
will, be remembered as Miss Margaret
Donahue, daughter OF the late John
and Hanora Donahue Of Sand Prairie.
A number of years ago she was united
in marriage with John Lamey. Two
children, a boy and a girl, were born
to them, and they with her husband
survive. -.
Waseca, Minn-On the 11th of this
month, fifty years ago, Patrick Mad
den and Miss Kenehan were Joined in
holy wedlock by Father Francis, in the
town Of Wilton. They are among the
pioneers of the county, worthy Of all
respect Their sons are William, John,
end Patrick j., and their daughters are
Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott, Mrs.
Thomas Lang, and Mrs. Isaac Bird, all
of whom paid honor to their parents
at the golden wedding Of the worthy
couple. Fourteen grandchildren were
also present Many. fine presents were
bestowed upon the worthy pair and
many a "God Bless you" -
Hastings. .Minn.-A very pretty
double wedding occurred at the church
Of the Guardian Angels Wednesday
morning, Oct. 16, at O'clock when
Miss Mary B. Judge of Marshan was
united in marriage to Mr. Peter Fegan
Of :Northheld, and her sister. Miss Ellen
+. Judge, also Of Marshan, to Mr. John
w. Fling, of Cannon Falls, Rev. P. r.
Cunningham oficiating. -.t."
Graceville, Minn.-Aloysius, the 1S.
year-old son Of Mrs. Mary Frosina was
accidentally shot after. 2 O'Clock Sat-
urday afternoon, Oct. IL. He and his
companion, Thos. Gallogy, were hunt
ing In a boat near the south shore of
lake Toqua and had just landed, when
Aloysius, who in taking the gun from
the boat. in some manner discharged
it,, the load grazing his left hand and
entered under the heart. His COM
panion who was horriied Immediately
began to call for help but as none was
near he ran to Hickey's residence near
by and telephoned to town He was
taken to Beauleu- Costellos undertake
ing room to await the action of the
sides his sorrowing mother and Z two
brothers. Kash and Bernard left to
mourn his loss, he leaves multitude
Of friends who extend their heartfelt
sympathy to, the family In. their sad
bereavement. The funeral was held
Monday at 1890, Solemn Requiem
High Mass was said by Rev Fathers
o'Brien and Father Haupt, SITTER which
interment took place at Lakeside cem-
etery.
Green Isle. Minn.--Tuesday, October
Is, 1907. at four O'Clock in the after
noon at st. Brendans church occurred
the solemnization of the marriage
vows Of Miss May Mulligan, the daugh-
l0I VI WI anu WI OdI1LCS 14u!HSe1A1
old and we'll known residents Of this
community. and Mr.. VIM. Ryan, also OF
this place. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. John j. Hand in the
presence Of many friends and re!a-
tives of the contracting parties.
| Belle Plaine, NIinn.-Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor, wife of James Taylor. died at he,
home in st. Paul on Sunday Oct, 18th
1907, and the remains were brought
to the old home here, yesterday. the in
terment taking place at st. Johns
sibley county Deceased was 7s years
of age, and had been i'll for about
three weeks with old age inflrmities
She was born in County Limerick; Ire
land, and came to this country in 1s4s
locating in New York. In 1853 she
came to Minnesota and resided in St
Paul for three years when she moved