The Irish standard., 1908-10-24

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Nellis Of Billings, Mont, who was
visiting her at the time of her demise;
Cornelius, Of New Auburn; Frank, and
Mary and Michael, who reside on .he
family homestead.
st. Peter, Minn.-Michael Vaughn,
All old resident of LIE Sueur county,
died at his home near Marysburk On
Saturday morning. Oct. 10, at the age
Of II years. His death followed
stroke of paralysis. Mr. Vaughn. who
was veteran of the Civil war, was
badly wounded in 1862. and never full
ly recovered from the effects Of his in
jury. Mr.. Vaughn is survived by his
wife. two sons. James Vaughn ana
Thos. Vaughn of Marysburg, and I've
daughters, Mrs. Thos. Mccarthy, Du-
luth: Mrs. VIM. Corcoran, Chamber
lain. Wis; Mrs. Geo. Farrell, Marys-
burg; Mrs. Frank wandersee, Manka-
to. and Miss Alice Vaughn. at homo.
The funeral was held on Monday fro,n
the Church at Marysburg. Father Nc.
Cabe officiating, and was largely at.
tended.
Belle Plaine. Minn.-The marriage Of
Miss Mary j. Meade. formerly of
Belle Plaine, to Mr.. Charles Mansfield
of Mankato. took place in st. Paul last
Friday, Oct. 16. The ceremony was
performed at st. Mary's. church by
Rev. Father Gibbons. The bride was
born and reared in Belle Plaine. and all
the home folks extend to her beyt
wishes for long and happy weddei
life. The newly married couple will
make their home in Waterville. where
the groom is engaged in the furniture
business.
Olivia. Minn.-!The death of Edward
Mahoney at the family home in Nor
folk, on Oct. c,>removes from life's f't-
full scenes one; Of Renville county's
rugged pioneers, He was nearly IS
years Of age and was known and re-
spected for his honesty and upright
ness by. all the ;old settlers. His eu-
neral was held from the Birch Cooley
Catholic church and his remains ir-
TERED In the Birch Cooley cemetery.
Princeton, Mfnn.-St. Edwards Day
was observed with due ceremony at
the Catholic church In this city on
Tuesday, Oct. 13. st. Edward Is The
patron saint Of, this church and Faith
er I.eyings selected the day named a.
that upon which to administer the
sacrament .of confirmation. To facili-
tate the work 'df the bishop it vas
deemed expedient to meet at a central
point and consequently Princeton was
decided upon as the most convenient.
Therefore classes from Princeton.
Nora Foreston and Greenbush-par-
!sies presided over by Father Levings
gathered here Upon that day to re-
ceive the combination sacrament. In
all 1876 were confirmed and among them
were some adults. Bishop Trobee of
St. Cloud, officiated at the ceremony.
= Grand Rapids .Minn.-Charles p.
Doran ana wife have returned from
the western states. through which they
had been travelling for several weeks.
They left Immediately after their mag
riage and the trip was most delight
full wedding tour. They made brief So
jcurns in many of the largest and the
most interesting cities and villages :n
Montana, Idaho, oregon and WASH
selection Of place in which to engage
in business. but did not make selec-
ton for future home. Great Falls.
Mont. impressed him very favorably.
and he pronounces 1t to be the most
desirable big town in which to live
that he found on the entire trip. He
has not fully decided yet, but may re-
main in Grand Rapids until next
spring.
Kellogg, Mnn.-Timothy McGraw,
ono Of the old settlers OF this coun-
ty. died Saturday. Oct. 10, and was bu-
ried from st. Felix church the follow
ing morning. Father wurst officiat.d,
and the intermcnt was in St. Felix
cemetery. The deceased was native
Of Ireland and for many years lived
on Sand Prairie. He had lived in Wa
basha for many years, and was gen.
ial old gentleman and had many very
amiable qualities. He was 81 Yeas
old and had never married. His su-
neral was attended by many Of his
old-time friends. Services at the
church consisted Of requiem high
mass.
waverly. Minn.-wednesday morn
ing. Oct. 13. at St Mary's church. Jo-
seph H. Pususta and Miss Cecilia Nc
Donnell were married by Father Lu-
cey. The bride entered the church