The Irish standard., 1908-01-18


The deceased was IS years old and
was u native of Ireland. He came to
America about "a years ago and has
since been resident of Kellogg. He
was one of the few who was versed in
the Irish language alone and because
OF this fact his acquaintance were not
and was admired by all who knew
him. The funeral will be held from
the Church of st. Agnes.
Graceville. Minn.-On Wednesday
morning. Jan. s. occurred the marriage
of Miss katherine Dwyer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Dwyer, to Ransom
j. Hewitt, of Clinton. Mimi, at the
Holy Rosary church.
lie Sucur, Minn.-Grucie, the nine
year and three months old daughter oe
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noonan of this
city, died Sunday morning, Jan. 5, of
pneumonia. following an attack Of
tonsiltis, With which she had been i'll
for some days. She was bright little.
child and a favorite among her rela-
tivcs and friends.
Saltwater, Minn.-Jolm l.. kilkelly,
son of John w. kilkelly, proprietor Of
the st. Croix House at South Still
water, died at the city hospital Of
dropsy, aged fifteen years. The boy
had been working in Duluth and came
home sick three weeks ago. The fun
cral service WAS held Tuesday morning.
Jan. T. at the ST. Michacl's church and
the interlnent took place at the ST.
Michael's cemetery at South Still.
water.
Montgomery, Minn.-On Tuesday
morning. Jan. T., at $3.50 occurred the
ma rriage of Mrs Mary Mention to VIM.
Murphy, both prominent people Of
Erin Town. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. E. Polasek In
the church of the Most Holy Rcdcemcr
in this city.
Butte, Mont-Sevcral interesting adj
dresses were delivered at the regular
monthly meeting of the Gaelic League
of Butte Tuesday night of last week.
President j. r. Moriarty spoke at
length Of the great work done by tho
Gaelic League in ireland and America
Rev. Father OKenncdy. chaplain Of
the league, also spoke in Gaelic. He
referred to the attitude Of some of the
Irish colleges regarding Gaelic. Songs
were sung by John Sullivan, who rem
dercd one of O'Reilly's famous COM
positions, and Peter Monahan. who
sang in Gaelic. Mary Murphy, Maggie
Mccarthy, Katie Murphy and Dora
Barry danced the four-hand reel and
sang in Gaelic. '1he Harp
That Once" Several violin selections
were played by Miss 'Mablc Laydcn.
by Miss Margaret Lay
den. Songs were rendered by John j.
Mccarthy and Con- Sullivan. Others
who participated in the program were:
Miss Holland, song: Mrs. James 'Cron-
in, song: Mr.. Sullivan, rccitation; Mike
Kelly, song; Tick Mcmahon, recitation;
Thomas Cronin and Mrs. james Cronin.
jig and reel; Kathleen Cronn, song;
j. J. Mccarthy. violin selections.
Wabasha. Minn.-Wabasha county
lost another old and highly esteemed
resident early Wednesday morning,
Jan. s, when James Hayes died, at the
age of &C. the cause of his death being
Rright's disease. He is survived by
his wife. six children, Mrs. j. p. Har-
ney, Miss Johanna Hayes. John r.
Hayes, OF Doyon, N. D.; George W.
Hayes, at home; James n Hayes, Of
Minneapolis. and Edward w. Hayes, OF
Carlton: and one sister, Mrs. j. r.
Ryan.
Faribault, Minn.-Mrs. Frank A.
Healy died Saturday morning. Jan. 4.
about II O'clock, at her home on East
Third street. death resulting from lung
trouble. The maiden maine Of the de-
ceased was Mary Mccullough. She
was born in st. Paul 26 years ago.
Her mother died when Mary was three
months old. She was reared by her
grandmother. Mrs. Patrick Mccullough
OF tho town of Erin in this county
Deceased came with her grandmother
to this city about five years ago and
since has made her home in Farib,ult
Gracevillc, Ninn.--David Aitltin, a
farmer living five miles southwest of
here, was the victim of II terrible acct
dent here on Saturday, Jan. 4. which
resulted in his death. Mr.. Aitkin was
coming into town with a load of wheat
and was about opposite the Conoboy
residence in the western part Of town
when a team passed him, his own team
became frightened and he fell off the
load. a wheel of his wagon passing over
his legs and striking him on the head,
inficting 4 severe wound. He was