The Irish standard., 1907-03-02
OVER THE NORTHWEST


Renvlle, Minn.-Mrs. Patrick O'Bri-
en- dropped dead at the breakfast table
on the 22nd inst. SHE was one Of Rem
Vile county's Oldest settlers and leaves
Il husband and a. large family of chill
dren.
Owatonna, Minn.-James Solon, aged
about 40 years, died at his home on
his farm in the town of Shields, Dodge
county, Wis, Feb. Is, OF consumption.
He was well-to-do farmer. His fu-
neral took place at the Catholic church
near his home. The remains were in
tered in the cemetery at Wntertown.
Wis. His brother, Martin Solon, and
his sister, Mrs. Abraham Mccarthy,
both of Ripley, Dodge county, Minn..
left for Watertown to attend the flu
neral. James Solon was we'll known
and highly esteemed and had many
friends who mourn his early death.
Wabasha, Minn.-The confirmation
class on the 18th inst at st. Felix
church nulnberc 1876. Eignty-one of
these We're young men and 10 young
women. The sacrament was admnis-
tered at o'clock in the afternoon by
Bishop Cottcr. Anton Schultz and
James keating We're sponsors for the
young men and Mrs. William Krull
and Mrs. i. II. Fox for the young wo-
men. Bishop Cotter was assisted by
Fathers wurst, Culliton and Sueter.
At the opening Of the services very
eloquent sermon was preached by the
bishop, in which he paid Il beautiful
tribute to Father Wurst. the Notre
Dame Sisters and to the class. The
bishop preached the sermon also at the
high mass.
GIenwood, wis-Patriclz Ryan died
at the home of his daughter near this
city. The remains We're taken to
Wabasha. Minn., for interlnent, where
the funeral occurred on February 18.
He was about s. years OF age and
served in the civil war. Tho surviv-
ing members Of his family, besides the
children, are his sisters. Mrs. Martin
Quigley, OF Wabasha, Mimi, Mrs. Will
liam Ryan of lakewood and Michael
Ryan, of Ironwood, Michigan.
st. Peter, Minn.-After lingering
illness with cancer of the. stomach
and u complication Of diseases, Mrs.
John Brady died at her home near OF
tawa, Feb. IA. She had ben in failing
health for several years, but her fatal
illness was Of only two weeks dura-
ton, and her death came as a great
shock to the family and friends. Anna
Martin was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Martin. pioneer residents OF
this section, and was born at Kasota
Sept. 2S, 1864. being in her forty third
she was child her parents moved tc
Lake Prairie and she was reared III
that township, although SHE attended
school in this city. On Feb. II, 1900
the deceased was united in marriage
TO John Brady and they lived in Lake
Prairie for a number Of years. Latel
they moved to Ottawa, where she con.
tinued to reside until her death. lr
addition 10 her husband and her aget
parents, Mrs. Brady is survived by sis
sisters and brother. The latter are:
Mrs. j. Spellacy, Green Isle; Mrs. ]
c. Fay. Minneapolis; Mrs. T.. r. Rar.
ick, Ocean Park, Cal; Miss Mary Mar.
tin, st. Peter; Frank Martin, LAX,
Prairie: Mrs. G. X. Casura and Mis-!
Alice Martin. ST. Peter
Fergus Falls, Minn-The will of til,
late James Nash was admitted to pro
bate here Monday, and the bequest
were somewhat unusual. Mr. Nasl
was we'll known insurance agent a
Perham. He was unmarried, and $,
far as KNOWN had no relatives, Hi
| will sets aside $1,000 to be expended