The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-05-08


Cahill has been Ill for some time, the
attack being attributed to a general
breakdown. DR.. Justus Ohage said
that Mr.. Cahill was doing as we'll as
could be expected, bu, it would be
! several weeks before he is fully re-
covered.
r. Allen & Co., bakers, SOS Wabasha
street, died Sunday morning at Po-
mona, Cal, after an illness of the
white plague. He went to California,
about ten years ago, in the hope Of
| regaining his health. His wife died in
this city about five years ago. For
the past two years. Mr.. Allen had
dwelt in California, continually. He
was in partnership with his brother,
Walter j., in the bakery business for
the past fifteen years Mr.. Allen is
survived by an aged mother. Mrs.
Laura Curtiss. two sisters, Miss B. A.
Curtiss and Mrs. c. W. Ncgin, who
live in Hamilton, n. ", anil by one
brother. Walter j., who lives at 795
Holly avenue. The remains of Mr..
Allen were shipped to Hamilton for
burial.
Mrs. Jennie Frye. who died at her
home, 1884 Rondo street, Sunday, was
the widow of Lucius W. Frye. for
many years connected with the Ameri-
can Express company, and the mother
Of l.. Arnold Frye, a graduate of the
state university, and a winner Of one
of the Rhodes scholarships, who is
now attending oxford college in Eng
land. A daughter, Miss Ann Marion
Frye, also survives. cablegram was
sent to the son at Oxford announcing
the death Of his mother. and the fun
eral was delayed until his arrival.
John l.. McCool, who has been with
the advertising department of tho Dis
patch for the past nine years, has re.
signed to take charge of tho advcr-
Using department Of Kochlcr e. Hin
rich, wholesale groccrs. During his
long service on the Dispatch. Mr.. Nc
Cool has become well known to the
business men of st. Paul. and his pop
lllarity and ability give assurance tina t
he will succeed in his now capacity.
The musical program. which was
given recently by the Guild of Catho-
! lie Women was repeated Wednesday
evening at the Visitation convent in
compliment to the nuns and their
pupils. Those taking part in the con-
cert were Miss Irene Kemp, Miss Lima
O'Brien, Miss Florence Petsch. Miss
Haas. Francis Rosrnthal, Fred Bar
beau and Dell Aquilla Of tho ST Paul
Symphony orchestra.
The marriage Of Miss Alesia. Dud-
ley. daughter of MI and Mrs. William
Dudley. and Allen Rotllmund son of
the late Louis Rothmund, judge Of the
probate court OF Sibley county. took
place at 1880 o'clork Monday morning
at st. Joseph's church. Rev j. A. Cor.
rigan read the nuptial mass. The
bride was attended by Miss Gertrude
Rothmund. sister Of the groom and
Robert Dudley, brother of the bride
acted as best man.
Frank D. Larkin, o32 East Third
street, died suddenly at his home last
Wednesday from brain trouble He had
been i'll only a few days. Mr.. Larkin
was a young man of twenty three
years and was to have been married
in June. He was born in st. Paul AMI
was employed by Lindeke, Warner e.
!Sons for several years as a clerk. Tho
funeral took place from his late resi-
dence, Saturday morning at $3.50
O'Clock. Services were held at St
Johns church at ? o'clock. Members
Of Division No. s. A. O. H.. of which
he was a member attended the funeral
in q body. ... ....
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael J. Costello have learned with
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daughter. Miss Winifred Costello to
George Camp Fisher. Of Hastings
Mimi. and are offering congrat,lln-
| tons. Tie marriage was celebrH cd
on Sept. 10. 13os. at Hastings. The
Rev. Father Cunningham, pastor Of the
Catholic church in that town. offiri-
ated. MIR. Costello. the father Of the
bride is widely known as - newspapc,
writer. once private secretary to for
mer Mayor Smith, and Il friend of
Former President Roosevelt who gavc
him an appointment in one OF til" de
partments at Washington, D. c.
Subscriptions amounting to S16a27
for the new Cathedral are published
in the Cathedral Bulletin for May,
Must out. A partial list of parishes and
amounts paid Thus far by them shows
Mendoza has contributed s2033,
Marystown. s2.lo5 Red Wing 1852,