The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-04-04
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Bannon died recently at the home Of
her son, Thomas, in Salem township.
She had attained the remarkable age
of IS years. The funeral was held at
st. Johns church. Mrs. Bannons
death was due to old age. Besides
the son named, she is survived by an
other son, Michael, who lives in
Rochester township.
Hastings, Minn.-James, the six
year-od son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Laid, Of Empire. died Saturday. March
81, after short illness. His funeral
was held from st. Josepf's church.
Rosemount, on Monday morning,
March 23,at 10 o'clock, Rev. Terrence
Moors officiating.
st. Peter, Minn.-John l.. MeaEher.
one of the earliest, most widely known
and most highly thought of residents
Of I.e Sueur county. died at his home
in Marysburg Thursday, March 10. He
was postmaster at Marysburg for IS
years, and held various positions Of
public trust. Mr.. Meagher was born
in the County Cork, Ireland, on Nov.
81. 1926. and when % years Of age.
in 1S4s, cmgrated to this country. Aft
er arriving in America he resided In
the states OF Maine and New Hamp-
shire for nine years. Then he answer
cd the Turing call OF the West and came
to Minnesota. He was married in
Maine in 1852 to Miss Ellen Hayes.
who survives. He also leaves three
sons and "A daughter, as follows:
Michael Mcagher and John Meagher.
Marysburg; James Mcagher. Duluth,
and Mrs. John Gcegan, Marysburg.
His funeral was held from the Marys-
burg Catholic church, Of which he was
one OF the founders, on the 21st ult.
Philip Vaughn. Martin Curry. Jere-
miah Mccarthy. John Quirk, Timothy
DAILY and Patrick McGrath were the
honorary pall-bearers, and the active
all-bcarcrs were Jos. Lambert. j. j.
Mccarthy. J. T.. Mccarthy. John Kor-
tune and Edward Bannon. Rev. Fa-
ther McCabc conducted the services
and a larger number OF his nelghbors
assembled to pay a last tribute to
the memory Of the deceased.
!, Norwood, Minn.-Archbishop Ire-
land was in this village recently and
confirmed class Of 81. There were
several priests present from tho sur
rounding parishes, CIV: Rev. Rant, OF
Arlington: Rev. Maloney, of Assump-
ton; Rev. Ryan. Of Green Isle; Rev.
Quesnell OF Glencoe: Rev. Mead OF
Hutchinson. Solemn high mass was
celebrated The following were con-
frmed: Katie Paul. Frieda Klobe.
Clara Richter, Martha Platter, Anna
Powers, Margaret Burns, Elizabeth
Smith, Georgia Kohler. Irene Platter,
Genevievc Patterson. Bridget McCor-
mick. Mary Klobe, Patrick and Mich
ael Burns. Julius Richter. John Glal-
eel, Raymond Powers, Andrew Braun
warth, Bernard Rother, Lee and Ros-
coe Finnegan. Ed. Weisbrich. Peter
Left. Otto Richter. Eddie Klobe. Paul
Effertz. Several others. from the As
sumption parish were also confirmed
, with the class.
Waseca. Minn.-Mrs Daniel Dean
died in this city on the 18th ult., aged
Isl years. She was born in County Sill
go, ireland, and came to America will,
her husband in 1s43. Twelve children
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dean. One
daughter and four sons survive their
mothers death: Mrs. Margaret Brown.
Of Alma City; Bernard p, Of Stanley.
N. D.: Daniel j.. Of Chicago; Martin
H.. of West Superior. Wis. ana Mat
thew, Of waseca. Mrs. Deans death
j was due to the decline attending old
, Iage. She had been almost helpless for
, four years. Her funeral was held the
following Saturday morning in. the
81 Catholic church of st. Mary and in