The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-02-02
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OVER THE NORTHWEST


clement weather and condition OF tho
roads the installation OF officers of
Division No. l., \. o. H.. of this county,
did not take place on the 225th ult. The
occasion was postponod.-P. B. Dun
bar had the misfortune recently to slip
and break his leg. This is the second
time such an accident has occurred
to him during q year.-Mrs. NLcCabc.
one OF the pioneers of New Richmond
is very low with pneumonia at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. j. S.
Gleason of Cylon.
! Waseca. Minn.-One by one the early
i pioneers of Waseca county are called
! from earth to that eternity which
awaits all. Mr.. Anthony German of
st. Mary passed from earth on Mon
day, Jan. 81. and his many friends
will long cherish his memory. Funeral
services We're held in the Catholic
church in st. Mary at $3.50 a. IN. the
following Wednesday, and a large con-
course of neighbors and friends fol-
lowed his remains to their last rest
ing place in the ST. Mary Catholic
cemetery.
| St Cloud, Mnn.The announcement
was made at the Cathedral on Sunday
of last week that the silver jubilee of
the Cathedral will be celebrated in
this city during March. 1908, the exact
date to be announced later. This will
be one Of the most important events
i'm the history of the parish and dis
tinguisled prelates and clergymen OF
tho northwest will be in attendance.
Plans will be mapped out for this inn
portant event and more of the detail
will be announced at Il future date.
it was also reported Sunday morning
that there are many contemplated i'm
terror OF the church will be redecorat-
cd, the wood work will be repainted,
the choir loft is to be overllauled and
improvements are to be made on the
organ.
Rochester, Minn.-Mrs. Mary Kelly
entered into rest at her home. Col
West Eighth street. at 5 O'Clock y. an
Jan. is. The elderly lady had been in
failing health for some time but l,ad
been alarmingly i'll only for two days
Diabetes was the cause OF death. She
was a long time. resident OF Roches-
ter and was known and beloved by &
large circle Of friends. She was M
earnest Christian woman. During the
latter years OF her life she received the
loving ministrations of her devoted
daughters, Miss Alice Kelly having
given up her pedagogical career tc
care for her. mother. The other daugh.
ter is Sister Irene of the Franciscan
order
Jordan. Mnn.---A bad fire occurred
at Prior Lake al 9 o'clock in the morn
ing of Tuesday of last week, the farm
: residence Of James O'Brien being dc.
. stroyed. He lived about d mile east o
the village. The family We're ASLEEP
; when the blaze was discovered. bu
We're gotten out in safety. But littl,
| furniture was saved Cause of The
fire is said to be due 10 someone who
came in at late hour, handling laml
, carelessly. The same community hat
. another fire last week. when the house
OF. Chas. Martin, across the lake
burned down. Cause, defective stove.
! pipe. Salvage. the bedding. Loss
$500 to $1,000. Insurance none. Mr.
, Martin has obtained temporary quar-
tiers for his family in the Felix resi-
dence, vacant. He will rebuild in thu
spring.
Anaconda. Mont.--A rousing meet
ing was held Thursday, evening, Jan
, II, at the A. o. II. hall by the Sons O
Erin and the friends Of home rule fol
the native land. addressed by Hon. r
/ NJ. Kettle. member or parliament from
. the County Tyrone Captain William
Kelly presided and Miss Mary B