The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12

Initiation, supper was served and in
the evening a Smoker" was held in the
Auditorium. A large number were in
attendance throughout the day. and q
pleasant time was had.
Langdon, N. D.-The proceeds Of tile
st. Alphonsus church fair and bazaar
amounted to $500, and the following
result Of the drawings and voting con-
tests has been handed in to the Demo-
crat just as we so to press. The cord
of wood donated by Boyd & Holland
was won by w. J. Mooney. The sofa
pillow donated by Mrs. P. Mulligan
was won by Eleanor Power Tho calf
donated by Mrs. Peter Wild was won
by J. w. Scott. The silk skirt .lonat-
ed by A. Schulke was won by Dono-
van Cheatley. The water set donated
by Mrs. C. Jordan was won by Andrew
Murie. The dozen photographs do
mated by w. r. Opie were won by Miss
Helen Brosnahan The leather cha IL
donated by Price & Johnson. was wen
by A. r. Marshall. The spring cutter
donated by ]. S. Brosnahan and j..
Tembreull was won by Mrs. Desrosler,
Tho sofa pillow donated by Miss Kate
Hopkins was won by L. j. Fox. The
ton of coal donated by NJ. ]. OMalley
was won by Jas. DeBurg. Tho con-
test for the kodak donated by DIR. F. 1.
Donovan was won by George Koehm-
stedt. The contest for the doll donated
by ]. b. Boyd was won by Lilliaa Bry-
son. The contest for the set of furs
donated by c. j. Kelly was won by
Miss ohlheiser. The watch contest
was won by Miss Annette O'shaugh-
messy. The contest for the rocking
chair donated by w. J. Mooney was
won by Mrs. Lee.
Little Falls, Minn.--Thomas F. MUIR
ply, one of Little Falls prominent
business men and highly esteemed
citizens. passed away at his home on
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 20, at the age
OF ~ years. Death was due to I3right's
disease, with which he had been scri-
ously ill during the previous two
weeks. BY his death the city loses one
of its most progressive citizens. De-
ceased is survived by his widow and
three children; they are, Herbert, aged
IA. Ethel, II, and Irene, z. Also four
brothers and two sisters, as follows:
Peter Murphy Of Hogaman, ILL.,, James
Murphy of Chicago, and Mary a. MUIR
ply and Miss Nellie Murphy OF East
st. Louis The latter and J. !. MUIR
ply were present when death came.
The relatives have the sympathy of
the entire community in their bereave-
ment. Funeral services were held Mon.
day morning at o'clock at the French
Catholic church, Rev. A. Lamothe Of
floating. The remains were shipped to
Carlinvillc. ILL.,, at II o'clock Monday
morning. where interment took place
Wednesday morning. The family &C.
companied the remains to their last
resting place.
Green Isle. Minn.-Andrew Law
renee, aged 70 years, died on Nov. "a.
and the funeral occurred on the Goth
from st. Thomas church. REQUIEM
high mass was read by Rev. Father
Joy assisted by the Henderson choir.
The pail bearers were: Joseph DOYLE.
Owen Mcdonald. Michael shaugh-
messy. Henry Weber. Con Hausl, and
John Graham, friends and neighbors
cf the deceased, who carried him to his
last resting place on the brow OF the
hill beneath the shade of the trees he
loved SO we'll in life, where the little
brook flows past and murmurs a per-
petual requiem to the good and faithful
pioneer. The deceased was married to
Miss Bridget Berger in 1863 and be-
came the father OF eight children,
namely. Frank, William. Mrs. Henry
Trinlbo. and Mathew, Joseph and
John Of this place. Mrs. Anton Wjtzel
OF Dakota and Mrs. Axel Jacobson. of
Minneapolis.