The Irish standard., 1907-02-16

ney OF this city. The funeral was held
from the st. Thomas nro-cathedral.
Butte, Mont.--Charles f.. Meaghcr
returned to Butte recently after an
eastern trip of three weeks. Mr..
Measher accompanied his daughter to
st. Paul, where she entered ST. Cath
crimes college.-Miss Alice Masill,
stenogra pler for the Barclay & Booth
Abstract company, has returned from
an extended visit in Califnrnia.~-James
Casey, for twenty. years resident OF
Butte. died at Tonopah, Nevada Thurs
day OF last week, according to nlorna-
tinn received in Bu,le He was 52
years old and leaves widow and nine
rhhdren.-Peter Sullivan aged "a
years, died some days ago at the fam
lily residence, 406 West Virginia street.
leaving IL wife. and four children. to-
gether with four brothers, Eugene,
Mike. John and Tim, all of this city, an
uncle. T.. Lcary, and a sister in Gold
field, New. The deceased had been a
resident OF this city for the past twelve
years.
Ellsworth, Minn.-Nlrs. Margaret
Haley passed away at the home Of her
sons Patrick and Martin in Magnolia
township Wednesday, January 30th. at
ter an illness which lasted since New
Years. Her death was due to old age
and a severe attack of pneumonia.
Glencoe, Minn.---James Mccormick,
one of The early settlers of this coun-
ty, expired at his home in this city
early Friday, Feb. /, from complica-
ton OF ailments usually attendant with
old age. The deceased was a native of
Ireland where he was born eislty-tvo
years ago. In 1855 lie immigrated to
the United States, and after spending
two years in the east came to Mime
sofa, and later took up Il homestead
in the town Of Sumter. where he was
engaged in farming until lie retired
about ten years ago. He then removed
Ia this city, and has since made his
home here. The funeral services were
held at ST George church, the Rev.
Father Quesnel officiat ting. and the re-
mains were inferred i'm the East Side
cemetery. The relatives attending. the
n 1,ie ;zxn
Mason City. Ia, and the latter's daugll-
ter, Miss Anna; Mrs. Hoy, of South
Dakota, sister; Mrs. James O'Fallon
land Mrs. Jane. Delaney. Of Hutchinson,
neices; James and Henry Mccormick,
OF Hutchinson and Michael Madden, Of
Portal. y. d., nepleWs ....
Helena. Mont Invitations were is
sued some days ago announcing the
wedding of Miss Nellie O'Connor and
Representative p. II. Griffin Miss
O'Conlor is one of HE popular young
, women Of this city and has many
! friends in the Nounger social. set. She
was reared in Helena. and is the
daughter of MIR. and Nfes Thomas
O'Connor, old time residents of Helena.
and Montana pioneers. Mr.. Griffin is
"A representative from Powell county.
county. His residence is in Sunset and
he is the owner Of one Of the finest
ranches in the Big Backfoot country.
| The marriage took place at the Cathe-
dral Of the Sacred Hearts al 3 o'clock
in the morning of Feb. IL.
Blooming Prairie. Mimi Charles
| I.onergan. of Bath. and Nellie Goodna-
ture Of Geneva. were married Tuesday
morning at ST. Mary's church. Geneva
! Charles Lonersan is q young man who
| has many friends. He is industrious
and man of good habits and princi-
j plies. Miss Goodnature is too We'll and
/ favorably known to need any com
| nlenda ton. Their many friends wisl
| them long life and happiness.
i Woodstock, Mnn-Cards have beer
+! received by friends here announcing
! the marriage of Edward O'Hearn tt
Miss Agnes Campbell in st. Martin:
| church at Woodstock, Mimi. on Tues
day. February 5,h. The groom is wei
| known here, as lie is a son of Mrs
Mary O'Hearn and Il former resden
of this community The bride is Z
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Camp
bell. Of Woodstock, and is said to he :
very charming young woman.
Shieldsville, Minn.-Mrs. Catherine
McKenna, relict of the late Bernart
McKenna. died Sunday, Geb 3. at tn,
home of Michael Leadon i'll the tow
of Shieldsville. Sc was 80 years olt
aud her death resulted from the infirm
tiles OF old age.