The Irish standard., 1909-11-13
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Montgomery, Minn.-Mrs. Agnes Nc
Cabe, an early pioneer of LIE Sueur
county, died at the home of her SON.
in-laW, Michael Doran in Kilkenny
township on Friday morning, Oct 20.
She was the widow Of Peter McCabe
who passed away in 1902. Ten children
wives, Mrs. Mary Johnson of st. Paul.
The deceased lived for the past six
years with Mr.. Doran and family. The
funeral services were held from st.
Canice's Catholic church at Kilkenny
at 9 o'clock Sunday morning, Oct. 81,
Rev. FIR. Carey officiating. The remains
etery where the interment was made,
Rev. FIR. Moran of st. Peter officiating
at the grave. The pail bearers were
John Burns, John Fitzpatrick, Andrew
Hellinger, Edward Fitzpatrick, Henry
Dynes and Thomas Lawler.
Shakopee, Minn.-Senator Collier has
constitution Of the Catholic Order of
Foresters for which organization he is
the chairman of the law committee ana
llso the amendments to the articles of
incorporation and the new constitution
for the German Roman Catholic Aid
association in Minnesota.
E!uo1ofh Mi,,n-Ticc Sn1io NM Inv
clerk Of the municipal court, resigned
last Friday and left Saturday for Vir-
ginia, where she has accepted posi-
ton as assistant district court clerk.
Miss Murphy has been clerk of the
local court for many years. Miss S.
Doyle Of West Duluth, sister of Pres.
ident Matt J. Doyle of the city council,
has been appointed to fill the place
made vacant.
Lake City, Minn.-The funeral Of
Mrs. McNallan of Highland, who was
killed and horribly mangled by Mill
waukee train, was held on Saturday.
Oct. 80, at Conception. The church
"io lii Oi16Co Will ACIdtAfCS anu IL lcHlS
who had come to pay a last mute tri-
butte to the memory of a woman below
ed by all. At the solemn requiem high
mass Rev. VIM. Griffin of Ellsworth
was the celebrant, with Rev. J. ]. Gull
Teton Of Kellogg as deacon, and Rev.
Arthur Dittman of Wabasha sub-dea-
Int IN
ton cemetery. Deceased, whose maiden
name was Ellen Kinsella, was born in
Ireland SO years ago. She was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kim
sella, late Of lakewood, and came to
America with her parents at an early
age. The family resided at Alton, ILL.,,
for some years, and later on moved to
Highland, where Ellen was married to
Walter MCMILLAN Aug. 7, 1867. The Rt
Rev. Bishop James Trobec, then pastor
at Wabasha, performed the ceremony.
Eleven children were born to them,
Mrs. Hugh Gilcreast of Plainview;
Thomas of Kellogg; James Of High
IdAu, Ddll, OOIIll ctIlu "dIICl
Matt Of lakewood; Dennis Of Kellogg;
Mrs. Joseph Weisman of Theilman;
Mrs. William Mcmillan of Highland
and Edward, who died as a child. Be-
sides her husband and children Mrs.
MCMILLAN leaves to mourn her a broth
err, Dennis Kinsella Of lakewood and
frtD Nhro Tnl,, 80 Olo;x,
view.
Rochester, Minn.-Thomas P. Lawler
passed away at 20 minutes to O'clock
Sunday morning, Oct. 81. He was 20
years Of age the nineteenth of October
About three weeks previously he came
home from st. Paul and gradually sank
lower and lower until the finl summons
came Mr.. Lawler was Well-known
young man in Rochester and in Haver-
hill, but he has not been in this vicin-
ity much during the last six or seven
years. Much of this time he spent in
| Spokane but recently he was in st.
Paul. He went there last spring and
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return home. Innammatory rheuma-
tism was the direct cause of his death
and while he made brave fight to
Withstand the attacks OF the disease,
his spirit finally succumbcd. Mr.. Law
Ter had many fine qualities and his
death will be generally regretted and
sincere sympathy is extended to those
who are bereaved. The surviving rel
atives are the father, Timothy Lawler;
four brothers. Martin, William anG
John of this city, and Leo Of Chehalis
Wash; and four sisters, Mrs. Thos
Spillane and Miss Mary Lawler Of this
city, and Mrs. M. ]. Moriarty and Mrs
L. j. Aberwald of st. Paul. The flu.
neral occurred from the Catholi,
church, FIR. Riordan officiating.
Glencoe Minn.-The late Mrs. Alic,
Carey who died at her home about fou