The Irish standard., 1907-06-15
st. Joseph's church, Rev. Terence Moore

of1ciating.
Wabash Minn--Harry Toben. the
eldest son of Mr.yand Mrs. H. F. Toben.
died at the Toben home in the Third
ward at an early hour Friday morn
ing. May "a. He was buried from St.
Felix church. Deceased had been a
sufferer for many months with con-
sumption. Death came as relief
from bed of pain. He bore his suf-
fering patiently and with a fortitude
that was Commensurate
Faribault, Nina marriage of
more than usual interest to the So
clety circles was that which occurred
at the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception in this city Monday morning,
June 8, at ten o'clock. when Miss
Rosa May Murphy. eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Murphy was Joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr..
Joseph ]. Mahoney of this city. Rev
erend P. c. Moloney, assistant pastor,
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of large number of invited rela-
tlves and friends. Those from out of
town who attended the wedding are as
follows Attorney Clark and sister,
Miss Mary Clark of st. Paul; James
Fleming, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Cook. st. Peter: Frank Rockwell,
Mitchell, S. D.; Miss Alberta Barton,
st. Paul; Miss Mayme Moran, Mime
apols: Mr.. Schnorenberg, ST. Paul:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McVey. Kenyon:
MIR. and Mrs. P. A. Ringstrom, Hast
ings; Miss Anna Valley, Kenyon: w.
Nelson. De Smet, S. D.: R. J. Murphy,
/ Dedham. Wis: Miss Francis Vincent,
Minneapolis; Harry Moran Mr.. Som
erfield, st. Paul.
West Albany. Minn.-Barney Fox,
who has been a resident of West AL
bany for the last forty-eight years,
died at st. Elizaheth's hospital here
about midnight Wednesday night Of
last week at the age of sixty-seven
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the hospital. He was in a very bad
condition with heart disease. from
which he had been a sufferer for a
long time. His trouble first began with
rheumatism. Barney Fox was born in
Ireland and came to this country as a
small boy. He married some thirty
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this union four children remain. They
are John, William. Maggie and Mary.
| Butte, Mont.-Death claimed Walter
Coughlin. aged IS years, at the home
of his sister,. Mrs James Burke, 4S4
East Park street. The young man.
who was born in New Jersey, had been
resident of Butte for the last twelve
years, and was we'll and favorably
known. Beside his father. Patrick
Coughfin. and the sister mentioned,
there survives. 11ini two other sisters,
Mrs. Edward oMalsh and Mrs. james
Kennedy and ore brother. Jeff Cough
+ lin all of whom are residents of thi
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and Mrs: John T. Leary, died recently
after long illness at the family home
-461 Pacific .street-John Mclaughlin,
formerly of Anaconda. and more re-
Gently with the Missouliah. Miss,ula,
, has arrived in Butte to assume a posi-
ton as one of the Associated Press
operators for the Miner''
st. Peter Mnn--Deatli claimed an
other of St Peters early residents at
I 7:20 Saturday evening. June /, when
Mrs. Bridget Mason passed quietly
away at her home in this city. Mrs.
, Mason's Heath was due to hear: trouble
and other complications brought on by
advancing years. but her final illness
was of only ten days duration. On
Thursday. May 23rd, she suffered a
severe attack, and for few hours It
was thought that she could not sur
vive. Then her gerat vitality asserted
Itself and she rallied; but it soon be-
came evident that she could not re-
| cover ana Sne gradually gre" weaker
until the end came. Mrs. Mason was
the mother of six children. of WHOM,
three are left to mourn her loss They
are Chas. w Mason. Geo. w. Mason
and Mrs c. F. Tuomy, all Of this city,
and she is also survived by one brother,
Patrick Galway Of Kellogg. Mimi. who
was present at her funeral.
Minnesota. Minn.--Mrs. Patrick La
mey. pioneer resident of this county
died Saturday. June 1. at the family
residence in Minnesota township, at
the age of seventy-four years Her
funeral was held the following Mon
day morning from ST. Felix church,
Father Koegel. her pastor Of NSnne-
islla, officiating The interment was in
the family lot in ST: Felix cemetery.
The funeral was we'll attended by her
old friends ami neighbours Deceased