The Irish standard., 1907-03-02

for masses for the repose Of his soui;
$4,000 to be expended for masses for
the repose of the souls of his father
and mother, Thomas and Ellen Nash,
and $500 to st. Henrys Catholic church
of Perham. The remainder of his es-
tate is to be distributed III equal
shares to the ST. Thomas seminary
at ST. Paul. ST. Joints college at Col
leEeviile; the Franciscan Sisters Of
the immaculate Conception at Little
Falls and ST. James hospital at Per-
ham.
Glencoe. Minn.--Nlr. Patrick Kill
bane, of st. Paul, q fireman on the
Great Northern Railway and Miss
Maggie Herman, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Herman, of Glencoe, were
united in marriage at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. j. Dixon, of ST.
Paul, at o'clock, Feb. 12th, by the
Rev. Father Quinn in the presence of
the immediate relatives and few in
vited guests.
Helena, Mont--The body of Mary
Hayes was shipped on Saturday of
last week on train No. to Galena,
ILL.,, where interment took place. On
the previous Friday morning at 8
o'clock requiem high mass was cele-
bratod at the Cathedral of the Sacred
Hearts.
Graceville, Minn.--Thc death of Mrs.
Thomas Horner, ST. one Of the oldest
OF Traverse county. occurred Satur-
day morning. Feb. 10th, at . O'clock.
death resulting from old age. The fu-
neral was held from the Church of the
Holy Rosary. solemn requiem mass be-
ing celebrated by Rev. NJ. OBrien,
celebrant, Rev. L. Haupt, deacon, Rev.
NJ. Casey, sub-deacon. Rev. Y. Wei
gand, master OF ceremonies, after
which interment was made In Lake.
side cemetery. The pail bearers We're
r. Beaulieu, John Fahey, Robert Nc
Brady, ID. N. O'Hara, Andrew Lannan
and John Downs.
Grafton, N. Dali that was mortal
Of Mary Gertrude Berrigan was laid
to rest i'll the Catholic cemetery at this
place on Friday, Feb. Is. The tuner-
al services in st. John the Baptist
church were very impressive, Rev.
Father Considine officiating and de-
lvered the beautiful though sad serv-
ices Of the dead. The funeral was
largely attended and many followed
the remains to their last resting place
in the cemetery.
|. Rochester, Minn.- Thomas j. Car
roll died "Wednesday evening. Feb. 90,
at the home of his brother in Carrols-
willie, High Forest township, after an
illness of six months or more. Though
but fifty years of. Sc. his vital forces
began Steadily 10 weaken ana IL gem
eral decline or health and strength, en-
sued. Mr.. Carroll was - native of
| DuI uotl llNGl Ill illlS
county for the past thirty years. lie
was unmarried. but had a pleasant
home with his brother, j. r. Carroll.
He is survived ny his aged mother,
Mrs. Thomas Carroll; by two broth
ers, ]. Il. of Carrollsville ana C. ID.
Of Cleveland, ohio; and one sister
Mrs. Robert Mct'loskey of Aberdeen
S. ID. The funeral was held at ST
Bridgets church on the 22d.
Spring Valley. Minn.-Mrs. james
kirwin died Sunday, February t., 1907,
aged ~ years, 4 months and 20 days
Miss Ann Moran was born September
27, 1884. in County Glare, Ireland. She
came to America in 1852. In Boston,
Mass, on November %, 1854, she was
married to James Krwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirwn came to Minnesota tc
1.-Two in 1856 ana since that time have
lived in Fillmore county. Mrs. Kir-
wins death is mourned by Il large
number of friends in this part OF the
country. She is survived by her hus-
band, eleven children and ten grand
children.
Jordan, Minn.- Mrs. Lot Campion o
the township of Cedar Lake, recent,
passed away. Mrs Campion had beer
i'll for several months With cold ant
pneumonia, which with her advanced
age, made rapid inroads upon her ant
she finally succumbed. 1t was but :
short time ago that the good lady hat
celebrated her eghtieti birthday an
nirersary and she had been q resi-
dent of St Patrick's parish for NOR,
than forty Years With her estimabl
husband. who survives to mourn tn,
, loss OF a. loving wife's companion
Seven sons and Two daughters mourn
the loss OF their mother. The sons ar
Daniel, Joseph. Edward, William,
, John, Martin and Michael, of whom