The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-04-17
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III III a3sss.lled near his home at Staples the
before. MIR. Cornell left on the
g 4rAt train. In a letter to Mrs. Connell
JlS briefly mentioned the circumstance
the sad fatality. It seems that on
Ssssg ednesday evening between ard 9
S6m Motley to Staples, the two towns
being couple OF miles apart. In
ssss,pnle way his foot was caught In a
on railroad crossing and
NJ afmpst Immediately a train struck him
Sshprribly mangling che entire body. The
NHneraI was held on Saturday. @
sSSs &oorhead. Minn.-Miss Margaret
& spGabe, who resigned from the Moor
MEAD city schools on account of i'll
Il heath. is now teaching at Aberdeen.
ssyas1l. She is in splendid health and
siAnjoys her work there.
Norris, Minn.-The dramatic club Of
\ the Assumption parish. Morris, will pre-
rent "F,abiola" in the opera house at
.Szraceville, on Fridav evening. April %.
THE play (by Cardinal Newman),
which treats of tn, lives and persecu-
Ions of the early Christians. is replete
With drama tic, interest and will be rem
l:ered by cast Of II persons, with
Miss Mabel ponovHc formerly of Bar
ssfy. In the title roe. It will be well
IstAged with special scenery and Will
no doubt duplicats the success with
which it was attended when presented
Il af Morris. The play will be put on
in the interest of Poly Rosary parish.
u II Graceville. :.
Faribault. MINI Charles Mcclure,
one OF the first settlers in the town OF
q Erin in this county. died Tuesday
ID morning, April 6. in this city. at the
II home of his daughter, Mrs. Thos. NC
I Naeley, death resulting from the in
firmities of old age Mr.. Mcguire was
& born IN Ireland SO years ago. He came
To- this country wher young man. He
I aettled in the town Of Erin in 1856 and
II xnntinucd to resid, there until seven
Years ago. when hiraself and wife came
fo this city to reside. She died in De-
u ceraber, 1896. DECEASED is survived by
two sons and three daughters. The
sons are, Thomas, CT Minneapolis. and
" Simon. Of this city The daughters are
!. Mrs. McNeeley, Of this city, Mrs. Ed
ward Odette and Mrs. Edgar McCul-
lcugh, OF Erin.
sff Anoka, r1inn.-Div No 1. A. O. n.
sf this .ity gave their goth annual ball
IKE the Armory last Wednesday right.
Supper was served by the Ladies Aux
Hilary and wilbers's orchestra fur
s.Jshed the music
Perham Minn..-i.ast Monday meet
+ ing Of Catholics was held at Dent, to
talk over plans Of building = church at
& That place. There are between 80 and
AO Catholics in that village and VIZ
8sssinity. @s.
Hastings, Minn.-The 40 hours de-
sSSotion held at the Church OF the Guar
q dsfan Angels week before last, closed
On Sunday evening. and the results
kere very gratifying to both the pas
sssSspr. Rev. =. R. c; rninghan1. anil the
5E6ngreEation. The attendance at each
IND every service was unusually large,
Many former residents from the Twin
u sifies being present. Among the cler-
u sys assisting we're Rev. A. J. Carey, st.
1Seul. Rev. jeremiah O'Callaglnan.
ggyaS9fnneapolis; Rev. Y ]. Miles Of Miles,
SSslie.} and Rev. Conrad Glatzmaicr Of
ttJsls city.
ssssss Green Isle, MINI THE K. Of G. ban
ssU,iet which has teon postponed until
q x1ter Lent will tale place at an carly
4 i1ste, as soon as arrangements can be
made. A number Of prominent speak
ssxfB viii respond to toasts. G. e. Vas
alyS 81 Little Falls who has been re-
sartly appointed to tie Board Of Con-
ssIol by Gov. johnson, will probably be
me OF the speakers.
Butte, Mont. -Mrs. Nora Brown.
aged 40 years. died recently at her
n horne, 1s East Summit street, after a
long illness. She is survived by two
EsdlUghters. Mrs. Dennis Lynch and
MISS Molly Brown, both Of Butte; two
rothers, Murty' and Pat, living in
and three brothers. Dan. James
and John, living in Chicago. Mrs.
ssown was born in County Kerry,
areland. and resided in Butte for ten
ssisars.
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SsIIelena, Mont.-Bishop John Patrick
Carroll announced from the Cathedral
gAIpit Easter Sunday. that Thomas
S!raise, re- Helena banker. had sub
seTibed $4,000, the remaining amount
u 100000 fund upon whose collec-
ipn was contingent the gift of an UNI
Afnsd i nonresident Of Montana
N etnountins to 100000. The impress
stUn II that either Thomas F. Ryan,
sotharn traction ,nagnate, or JAS.
i,,fF 81 } paul ,,oor7a the oAfnr