The Irish standard., 1908-02-08

Cedar Lake. excepting Martin, Joseph
and Michael. who live at Pennington.
Mimi, Spokane. Wash, and Chicago,
ILL.,, respectively.
Faribault, Minn.-Margrette McCul-
Tough. relict Of the late Patrick McCul-
Tough. died Monday evening of last
week. in this city, death resulting from
old age. She was born in Belfast, Ire
land. S3 years ago. Deceased is sur
vived by three daughters and four
sons. The daughters are: Mrs. ]. E.
Dow of st. Paul; Mrs. John Finley Of
Shieldsville, and Mrs. Simon Mcguire
of this city. The sons are Edward
Mccullough, Plainview; Edgar and
John Mccullough, Shieldsville. and
VIM. Mccullough OF this city. Mrs.
Ellen O'Riley, who resided at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Donahue,
of the north side. died Sunday, Jan.
years. Deceased was Dorm in the
county of Wexford, Ireland. Her mai
den name was Ellen Cornish.
Perham, Minn.-Michael German, an
old and we'll known resident Of this
county. died Friday night, Jan. "a. at
Frazee. He had been employed by the
Nichols Chisholm Lumber Co. Of Fra
zee, during the past year or more. and
boarded at the Windsor hotel. He
complained of a slight illness several
times of late, but neither he nor his
friends considered it Of any conse-
quencs. He felt as well as usual when
he retired that night. When he did
not get up the next morning his room
was opened and he was found dead.
Shieldsville. Minn.-On Monday
morning. January 27, st. Patr1ck's
church, Shieldsville, was the scene Of
a. very quiet but pretty wedding cer-
emony, when Miss Maymc Finley, cid
est daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Finley, repeated the solemn words
which made her the wife of Dr. Joseph
Collins Of Atkinson, iii. They will
make their home at Atkinson.
Norwood, Minn.-The sudden death
of Miss Margaret Corrigan came with
a shock to the many friends Of the
family in this village. Miss Corrigan
had touch of Ia grippe for a week.
but it was thought she was about over
it, when suddenly she began to breathe
harder, and in less than an hour she
died. on Saturday, Jan. 25th. The fu-
neral occurred on the following Mon
day. and was very largely attended.
Rev. Fathers Maloney, Corrigan and
Mics were present at the mass and the
sermon by Father Malonoy was a
splendid tribute to the deceased.
Coils. Mnn.-On Wednesday morn
ing at ST Patrlck's church, Rev. IA
ther Haupt officiating, occurred tho
marriage Of Miss Martha Keliner to
MIR. Frederick Bum. Miss Mcchtilda
Keliner. sister Of the bride, was the
bridesmaid; Charles Keliner, a cousin
Of the bride acting in the capacity of
groomsman.
Hastings, Minn.-Domlnick Condor,
a former resident Of Rich Valley, died
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs
Thomas Sullivan. on west 18th st, on
the 30th ult., aged 50 years. He was
a. man of the strictest integrity, well
known and highly regarded through
out the community IN which he lived,
and his friends and acquaintances
were grieved to learn of his death. His
funeral was held from the church Of
the Guardian Angels, Rev. p. r. Cum
ningham officiating.
Graceville, Minn.-Mrs. John Ragan
Tormerly Miss Anna Rosenthal) a
daughter OF Frank Rosenthal, living
southeast of here. died Tuesday morn
ing Of last weeek, at her home in
Spokane, Wash, from complication
of diseases. Mrs. Ragan was married
about six years ago and had lived with
her husband in North Dakota up until
last fall, when they moved to WASH
inston. She leaves four small children
besides her husband to mourn their
loss. At recent meeting Of the Com
mercial Club Frank valesh was elected
president; r. r. Grove first vice pres
ident; r. A. Costello, second vice pres
ident, and NJ. J. O'Brien, NJ. S. Stew
ems, ]. T. Heating. j. A. McRae. DR.. b.
NJ. Randall, G.. N. Slawson, III. j. Voll-
mer, F. Beaulieu and L. ]. Keating, d.
rectors.
Hudson, Was.--Patrick Dwycr, one
of the oldest residents Of Hudson. died
at his home In this city Jan. 2S, of
weakness incident to advanced age. He
was born in Ireland about the year
1880. He camo to America in hts
twenties. working at different places
until he became permanently estab-