The Irish standard., 1908-05-02
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ness. 1t is but short timo ago her
sister Elizabeth died. Miss Margaret
was member of the D. Of H., which
furnished six honorary pallbearers,
dressed all in white. They were, Miss
o. Grace White, Annie Simplsins, Ma
mic F1aharty, Theresa Conlon, Jennie
Schneider and Gertrude Doherty. The
active pallbearers were Will Cassidy,
Melvin Farley, Frank Suel, Jas. Far
ICY. Chas. Gates, Denis Simpkins, John
Cassidy. John Suel, Will Conroy, Thos
Flaherty, John Regan and John Fla
herty. Father Deere officiated at tho
funeral services and Father Kane Of
Savage intoned solemn high mass.
Montgomery, Minn.-The announce
mont Of the death Of Mrs. James P. Nc
Bride who passed away at her home
in Erin township. Friday night. April
II, at 1880, of heart failure, came as
q sudden shock to all who knew her.
Mrs. Mcbride had been ailing for sew
eral months. Although somewhat i'm
proved at times, she had boen gradu-
ally sinking. and on the evening men,
toned. she crossed the threshold into
the great beyond. Mrs. Mcbride, whose
maiden name was Wdnnfred McDon-
ough, was born In Erin township, Rice
county this state. April 2, 1876, and
was married to James P. Mcbride in
June, 1905 The deceased wac a men,
ber Of the l.. A. A. O. H., Division No.
2 OF Shieldsville, who attended the
funeral in body.
Brainerd, Minn.-At St. Francis
church on Tuesday morning. Of last
week, Fred LeMere and Miss Florence
White were united in marriage by
Rev Father o'Mahoney. Both are
well known in East Braiaerd. where
they reside. and have many friend,
who unite In congratulations.
Ellsworth, Minn.-Mrs. Anna O..
Hearn, one OF the aged and highly es.
teemed pioneer women Of this COM
munity. passed away Tuesday after
noon, April 81, at her home in the
north part of town. Her death was due
directly to diabetes. complicated with
erysipelas. She had been Ill only
few days and ller death was a great
shock to the community ard family.
Mrs. O'Hearn, whose maiden name was
Anna Larkin, was born in ireland
about IL years ago, but camo with
her parents to this country over sixty
years since. The following children
are left to mourn her DEATH: John, Of
Seattle, Wash; Mrs. Ed Maher, OF
Garrison, N. D.: Edward and Joseph
of Woodstock, Mimi; and Maurice and
Mrs. Mike Guinan, of this city. The
funeral was held Friday morning,
April "a, from st. Marys church in
this oity and interment was in st.
Adrian's cemetery at Adrian. Mime.
sofa, where lie the remains of her hus..
band.
Benson, Minn.-Mrs. II. P. McMa-
hon, of the village of Clontarf. passed
away suddenly in u hospital at Roch-
ester, Mimi, Saturday evening, April
is, She had been in poor health for
many years and about three weeks ago
her husband took her down to Roches-
ter to consult the Mayo brothers. An
operation for the removal Of tumor
was found necessary and this was per-
formed, but she was unable to recover
: from the shock cf same. Mrs. Kather-
inc McAndrew Mcmahon was born at
Petersburg. Renseller county, N. Y, on
December .27. 1856. She moved from
there with her parents to Salem,
Pierce county, Wisconsin,, in 1868 and
was married to Frank McMahon there
: en- December 2, 1876. She leaves to
mourn her loss, her husband, two sons,
I. E., who resides on the farm. and
Z Frank j. and four daughters Kather-
Inc, Mary, Rose and Mrs. r. P. Foley,
all of whom reside in the village of
Clontarf She is also survived by five
brothers. Charles McAndrew, Of Ellis
worth. Wis: T. j. McAndrew, Of Lane,
! Idaho. John and William McAndrew,
Z Of st. Paul, and M. E. McAndrew. of
Benson, three sisters, Mrs. T. P. Cain,
!. OF Benson; Mrs. H. Huber, of Gem
NELL, Mimi, and Mrs. ]. ]. Hassler, of
Los Angeles. Cal The remains were
brought to Clontarf and the funeral
d services were held at the Catholic
church there. Tuesday morning, April
/. a. Rev. Father Kenny officiating.
Anaconda. Mont.-The funeral Of
I. little stan:slaus Mary, the 7-months.
sRold daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
sBa1kovatz. was held from the family
,HSssidsnos on Birch street. Services