The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-04-20
OVER THE NORTHWEST

OVER THE NORTHWEST :
Rochester, Minn.-A we'll known
Olmsted county young man, Peter J.
ing. April 3. in Chicago at st. Agatha
church. His bride was Miss Eta
Lotus, a resident of Chicago. After
the ceremony had been performed, the
bride and groom left for Minneapolis.
They spent a day there with MIR.
Kavanagh's sister, and then: returned
to Rochester,, where they will be
guests of the family of Phil Kavanagh
for brief time Their home will be
on the farm in Marion township. and
they will be Eat home" on and after
May LIST. Mr. Kavanagh has many
friends in the city and county. to ex.
tend congratulations and welcome. his
bride i.
Little Falls, Minn.-Sister7 Mary
Joseph, in the world Mary. Ann White,
died at st. Gabriers hospital Sunday
morning, April Z, aged Sc years. The
deceased spent her childhood in. New
York, having emigrated from Ireland
with her folks when child. She had
been . sister for twenty-eight years,
having taken her VOWS in Augusta.
Ga. twenty-eight years ago. She came
to this country seventeen years ago,
and was stationed at Belle Prairie,
until it burned year later, after
which she with others :. solicited
through different parts Of the country
for means to erect the ST.. Gabriers
hospital in this city, and has been
with the hospital ever since. The flu
neral was held the following Wednes-
day morning from the hospital chapel
and the remains were inferred in the
hospital cemetery. -. ,s,-
Faribault, Catherine, beloved
wife Of John Sheehan, died on the
10th inst at her home on Seventh
avenue west, death resulting from
pneumonia. Deceased was. born IN
Tyrone county. Ireland. in 1S45. She
came to tho United States when a
girl. She was married to Hugh Dayey
in Newark, N. j., May 10th. 1866. He
died at Mendoza. Mimi, Oct. 10, 1874.
She married John Sheehan in Mendoza
Nov. %. 1876. and removed to this
city and ever since has made "rher
home here She is survived by her
husband and five children. The chill
dren are Misses Margaret and Agnes
Davey and Miss Catherine Sheehan,
of this city: Mrs. Bert Mullin. of
Marshalltown. Iowa; +. Frank Davey,
OF Minneapolis. - - -
owatonna, Minn.-The death of Miss
Helen Drusan, a highly: respected resi-
dent of our. city, occurred Tuesday
afternoon. April 2, at half past five
o'clock. at her home in this city, 214
East University street. A complica-
ton of diseases was the cause of her
death. Miss Drugan was, i'll but a
short time with neuralgia, and at first
it was not considered to be of seri-
GUS nature. Later, however. other
| complications set in and resulted in
her death. She was born at. Elgin
ILL.,, and was about 81 years. of aga
Deceased is survived by her. mother
and one sister, Mrs. Agnes Odell OF
Kansas City, Mo. The funeral was
held Friday. April S.. at 10 o'clock,
from the Sacred Heart church.
Morris, Minn,-On Tuesday morning
Of last week at the Assumption church
in this city, occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. Peter Dohman of Chokio, and Mrs
Mary Church Of this city: The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of relatives and invited guests. The
groom is a resident of the village OF
Chokio, where he is engaged in the
| saloon business, while the bride is
| we'll known in the city and county
having lived here for many years
They will make their home at Chokio
and their many friends will wish them
a happy future.
Hastings, Minn.--Mrs. Della r.
Thorne. one of our we'll known pioneer
settlers. died at her home on South
Tyler street Saturday morning. April
s, following an operation for strangu-
lated hernia. Her maiden name was
Miss Della sBs Stafford. aaod she: was
! born in County Wexford, Ireland, Sept