The Irish standard., 1908-11-07
c be recovering. but suffered a r.

lapse.
Last Sunday afternoon. Archbixln"r
ireland confirmed a class of $50 at st
Patrick's church at 2:so p. m. After
the ceremonies, Miss Susie Clarks
approached the altar and addressed,
the Archbishop presenting him with Il
purse for the benefit Of the new Cath
edral. Miss Clarke was ably assisted
by Master Leon Spitzolski, who ,o..
ried the money on silver tray. ihe
Archbishop was we'll pleased with this
knowledge which the class had O.:
their catechism.
Mrs. P. J. Towle, wife of the Presi
dent and founder of the Towle Syrup
company. died at s:15 Sunday evan.
ing at her home, 73o Goodrich avenue.
Her death was due to an attack Of
! heart failure. caused by a bad cas-.
| of the grip contracted short tims
ago. Mrs. Towle was born at Marys-
| borough, Ireland, Nov. IL, 1885, and
came to America when years old,
] living at Galena, Ill.,. for some years
| before moving to st. Paul. The
I; funeral took place Tuesday at $3.50
a. m. from the residence. Services
| were held at st. Lukes church at "
a. m.
Miss Frances Fawcett, former resi-
dent Of st. Paul and sister of Mrs.
VIM. Collins, sol Ashland avenue. died
OF typhoid fever at Spokane last We'd
nesday. The funeral took place from,
the above residence Tuesday morn
ing at 1o:so O'Clock
| Michael R. Farrell, 81 Alb Winslcv
avenue, died at the city hospital Sal
urday night from paralysis. He had
been i'll about two months. He leaves
10 family. The funeral was held from
st. Michaels church at $3.50 O'clock
Monday morning. Div. No. A. o. H., Of
which he was member, attended his
funeral in 8 body.
a marriage betwe Al Carl Fallow AMI
Frances Burns, which has been a
secret since last March, was announc-
ed last week by the parents of tha
bride. 1t was not announced before
owing to the sudden deeth of brother
and the severe illness Of the mother Of
| the bride.
I Miss Myrtle Garrity and Harlan
/ re
ried last Wednesday evening. Father
Hart read the marriage service. AZ
ter short wedding trip they will re-
side in Minneapolis.
Mrs. D. NJ. Sullivan. wife Of ttla
former county auditor, died Friday
night at Peoria, Ill.,, at the home .;
her daughter, Mrs. John ]. Hanna:lan.
Death was due to acute pneumonia
Mrs. Sullivan went to Peoria week
ago to visit her daughter. Mr.. su'lt-
van was notified Friday that she was
seriously i'll and left, Immediately 70,
Peoria. Services were held at st
Marks church Tuesday morning at II
a. M. Interment was at Calvary
cemetery.
Mr.. Ed. L. Murphy, Jr. who hal
his shoulder broken playing football
two weeks ago. is now able to bs
around. although he is still unable to
use his arm.
Rev. Martin J. Egan. pastor OF tho
Parishes at Lakeville and Pennington
Minn.. died sunday at st. Joseph's )s-
pital from a stomach affection. fr m
which he had been suffering. and TO!
which he recently had an operatio,
performed He was born in Woo l.
berry township. near Cottage Grove
Oct. %, 1856 where his parents had
lived since 1S41. He was ordained II
st. Paul in 1891. The funeral service
was held Tuesday morning at 10 o'cloci
az the Cathedral. The cortege started
from St. .Joseph's hospital at 9 O'Clock
The Office of the dead was chanted by
the clergy at 9:15 at the Cathedral.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Shields
daughter of Mr. Patrick Shields u
Aurora avenue, to Mr.. VIM. H. Kin.s
was solemnized Tuesday morning a
o'clock at st. Joseph's church. Rev
Father Corrigan read the service. Th'
brides sister Miss Julia Shields, wa
maid of honor and Mr.. Geo. Thue
was best man. A wedding breakfas
was served at the home Of the brid'
for the immediate relatives only. Mr.
and Mrs. King left today for shor1
Eastern wedding trip.
Miss Murphy of Front street. hat
returned from weeks visit in Kansa.
City.
The Letter Carriers of St. Paul will
give their annual ball at the Armor!
Thanksgiving evening. Music will b.
/. furnished by the post office banl