The Irish standard., 1909-06-12

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OVER THE NORTHWEST
st. Peter. Minn.-Rev. Patrick
o'Brien, LII. b. M. A., and professor
of Latin at st. Thomas college, Mer-
Ram Park, preached an eloquent SER
mon at the English CATHOLIC church
of which Rev. David J.. Moran. is pas
tor. on Sunday, June 6. He left for
Minneapolis in the evening to deliver
the Memorial Day address at st.
Mary's cemetery. Father o'Brien is in
great demand as preacher and lee
turer.
Princeton. Minn.-The best evidence
of the fact that no religious bigotry
exists in Princeton was the immense
congregation that assembled in st. Ed
wards church last Sunday morning to
listen to the splendid Memorial SER
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In honor of the departed heroes of the
Civil war, says r. C. Dunn in the I'm
ion. At least two thirds of the aus
dience were nom Catholics and among
the most interested listeners were the
ministers of the Methodist and Con-
gregational churches-no morning
services were held in either of those
places of worship. This is as 1t should
be. :
Rochester, Minn.-Mrs. Daniel Crow
ley, resident of Rochester since 1867,
died Tuesday afternoon. June 1, ut
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. P. II.
Pendergast Of winona. Mrs. Crowley
had attained the remarkable age If
ninety years. Death was due to gen.
eral debility induced by old age. Mrs.
Crowley has continued to live in
Rochester since her husbands death
about fifteen years ago. declining her
daughters urgent invitation to make
her home with her. Only month ago
did she consent to leave her home IN
Rochester and go to Winona to spend
her declining days with Mrs. Pender-
CAST. One other daughter. Mrs Will
liam Roifkogel, of Plainview, also sur
wives. The remains were brought to
Rochester over the Northwestern line
Thursday morning and taken at once
to ST. Johns church. Services were
held at s:15. after which the interment
was made in the family lot in the par
ish cemetery.
Belle PLANE. Minn.-Mrs. Bridget
McGlynn. an early settler in Belle
Plaine. died on Saturday, May 20, at
the home of the Little Sisters of the
Poor. st. Paul. Her son, Frank,
brought her remains here on Monday
and on the following day her funeral
was held from the Church of the sa-
cred Heart. Mrs. McGlynn was about
ninety years of age. For several years
she had been feeble. and a few months
ago was taken under the care of the
Little Sisters Of the Poor. Besides her
son Frank. she is survived BY son
Thomas. who lives in Oregon. and Nv
children in the east by former mar
riage. She has an aged sister. Jana
McDermott. in st. Paul. Mrs. McGlynn
came to Belle Plaine during the early
sixties. and was we'll known to all our
old settlers.
Perham, Minn.-Miss Sarah Nc.
Nulty died last Thursday, May 81, a
Fergus Falls. where she had been un
der treatment for several months. The
remains were brought to Perham the
following afternoon and the funeral
was. held from st. Henry's church. Fu-
neral services were conducted by Rev,
A. Schaut, after which the remains
were laid to rest in the family lot IN
the Catholic cemetery. Deceased was
Al years old and had lived in Perham
since childhood. Her health had beon
failing for the past two years. Prior
to that time she was popular, light
hearted, companionable young lady and
had large circle Of friends who VII,
sincerely mourn her demise. She
leaves four sisters, Mrs. Hendry of
Frazee, Mrs. Walker OF Fargo, Mrs,
Moss of Seattle and Miss Alice Nc
Nulty of Perhan, who have the SYM
pathy of many friends in their be-
reavement. Her death makes the sew
enth which has occurred in the fam