The Irish standard., 1909-05-22

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ing held at St. Marys church, this
city. Deceased was born in County
Tipperary. Ireland. He emigrated to
America with his parents in 1861, COM
ing to Minnesota and about Is years
ago he moved to Marysville, where he
resided on farm at that place up to
the time of his death. Deceased leaves.
besides his wife, four children, Michael
and Patrick of Bowbells. ". D.; Mrs
Madden of North Dakota. and Mrs.
Clark of Milwaukee, Wis Interment
was made in st. Mary's cemetery, the
following acting as pail bearers: John
Meehan. VIM. Eagan. John McHale,
Martin O'Connor, James Padden and
Anthony Dunleavy.
F'aribault. Minn.-Terrance Dewitt, a
well known farmer residing in the
town of Shieldsvile, died Thursday
forenoon at his home. death resulting
from pneumonia. The funeral was held
Saturday morning from st. Patrick's
church, shieldsville. and interment
was made in the parish cemetery. Flu
neral services We're conducted by Rev.
j. J. slevin of this city, wto preached
a touching funeral sermon in which
he paid tribute to the exemplary life
of the deceased The pail bearers were
Thos. McDonough. John Morris. Henry
Maggie. George Shields, John Gilligan
and Patrick Mention. He Is survived
by his wife and six children, and also
by two brothers. John and Eugene,
both of Minneapolis, and two. sisters,
Mrs Ralph Stellbar of Utah and Mrs.
J. M. O'Donnell of Minneapolis. Mr..
Dewitt was a Jealous and devoted
member of st. Patrick's church and
also Of Division No. Q, A. o. H. of
Shieldsville.
Norwood. Nrinn.-The K. G. banquet
given here on Monday May 10. will
long be remembered by the Knights Of
this town and surrounding country.
There We're rs of the knights and their
to dine the artistic features of the hall
were most charming and beautiful to
behold. National colors streamed from
stage to entrance and the tables .groan
ed with the neatest of decorations aps
propriate for the most elite and dainty
diners. The Ideal orchestra of six,
pieces were on the stage and never be-
fore in Norwood was such splendid
music heard and it is doubtful If the
like was duplicated in any Minnesota
town Of it's size. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT :
torney Fabey and Editor j. w. Craven
Of the Times. responded to toasts. and
Father Pomiji of Olivia spoke On lit
erature. Attorney James Manahan OF
Minneapolis spoke eloquently in re-
Spouse to. the. toast of The Ladies'"
and won the. esteem of the fair sex by
his complimentarys words, Hector.
Olivia; Glencoe, Gaylord Plato. Green
Isle. Arlington, Henderson, Belle
PLANE. Chaska and everywhere were
represented and each seemed happy IN
going away Tuesday morning.
Marinette, wfs.-Mrs. Albert Perth
of this city. died at st. Joseph's hos
pital, Menominee. on. the 18th inst.
Emily Earn Porth,. wife of Albert
Perth, was born in Manitowt,c, Wis,
Oct. 81, 1857, and was married in
Milwaukee, Jan. 4. 1879. to- Mr. Forth,
who survives her. They resided in,
that city for ten years ana came to-
Marinette twenty years ago. having
made their home here ever since. Be
sides the bereaved husband, Mrs.
Perth is survived by her five children,
Frank Forth. Mrs. w. H. Slaven, the
Misses Irna. Nora and Nellie Perth,
a little grandson. William Slaven;
three brothers. Henry and Albert
Earn of Evansville. Gus Earn Of Two
Rivers; two sisters, Mrs. Frank
Mueller Of Forestville, and Mrs. Fer
dinand Miller Of Manitowoc Mrs.
Slaven, daughter; from whom Mrs.
Perth parted just few weeks. ago
when she went to Minnea polls, Mimi,
to attend the funeral of the daughters
husband. was in attendance with 9th
err relatives. at the obsequies.
Butte, Mont.-Attended by hun
dreds of those who had known him
during his lifetime. the funeral Of the
late Edward P. Mullen took place in
this city. Monday morning. May 10.
The procession left the family resi-
dence, 4o31A. West Broadway, at $3.50
o'clock, proceeding down Washington
street to st. Patrick's church. Prece-
ding the hearse were delegatl rep
resenting the Silver Bow club. the
Knights of Columbus and she Flks. At
the church solemn High Mass Of
Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Fa-
Their De Sere assisted by Rev. Fa-
Their Toilet as deacon and Rev Father