The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-10

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chase includes the residence of Bishop
Hefron. The Winona; Seminary has
grown so rapidly within the past few
years that the present accommodations
are entirely inadequate. The episcopal
residence will be remodeled and con-
verted into 4 college residence for
young ladies. 1t will be known as
Assist Hall. A class building and mu-
sic hall are also contemplated The
Seminary 10 one of the best instftu-
tions of its kind in the west.
Green Isle, Minn.-The Catholic
church was handsomely decorated on
Wednesday morning of last week with
potted plants and ferns in honor of the
wedding which took place at $3.50
o'clock. The contracting parties were
Miss katharyn Morrin and Mr.. John
Curran, both Of them from very prom
inent families of this community, and
the wedding was performed by Father
high mass. Following were the out
of town guests: Mr. and Mrs. Burns
and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs H. H. Rub
and daughter Of Minneapolis; Misses
Kathryn Curran and Anna Morrin,
st. Paul; Francis Downs Of Gateway,
B. c., and Miss kathryn Moran Of
Bellaire. Ohio.
Owatonna, Mimi John eastman,
one Of the old and respected settlers
of Newry, died Tuesday morning of
last week of old age and general de-
bility, aged 70 years. He had been
sick Fl days. He was up couple of
days during this time, but returned
to his bed and failed rapidly to the
end. Rev. Father Freedman conduct
ed the funeral services which were
largely attended. The remains were
laid in the cemetery near the church.
The deceased was born in Ireland He
is survived by the following grown up
children: T. j. and Burr eastman,
Blooming Prairie; william, Patrick,
George and Nora eastman, at home;
Mrs. Maurice Harry. Geneva, and John
and Charles in the west. ..'
Graceville, Minn.-Miss Mary Bren-
nan left recently for Pittsburg, Pa
where she enters a hospital to take up
the study of nursing She was accom-
panied to st. Paul by her mother,
Mrs. r. Brennan, and her little sister,
Blanche. While in Pittsburg she will
stay at the home OF her uncle who
resides there.
Morris, Minn.-The death Of Mrs.
Dennis Mccarthy, Of the town of OAR
men, occurred on Tuesday, Aug. %,
after a brief illness, Mrs. MCCARTHY
having been confined to her bed but
few days when her death took place.
Those who came TO attend the funeral
were a sister, Miss Eva Sheridan, and
two brothers, Frank and Charles Sher-
idan, from. Cannon Falls; John Kill
roy, Cannon Falls: two uncles, Patrick
and James Daley of Rosemount; T. J.
Mccarthy and MRS! c. c. Mccarthy of
Rosemount and Mr.. and Mrs. John
OBoyls Of st. Paul.
Eveleth, Minn.-Charles Scheuer.
chief engineer of the Fayal district,
was married at st. "Patrick's church
by Father Floyd to Miss Margaret Nc
Laughlin of Ely. The bride has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Glode for
some time and is graduate nurse from
ST. Joseph's hospital in. St. Paul. Mr.
Soheuer is a graduate from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, and has his home
at Nichicot, Wis. The couple left the
city for 4 short honeymoon trip to the
Twin Cities and other points
F'aribault, Minn-Mrs. Daniel O'Nei
died Aug. 21st at her home on Third
avenue after brief illness. Deceased
was Is years of age. She was ma.
tive Of County Tipperary. Ireland. Hell
maiden name was Bridget Carney. She
came with her parents to the United
States and married Daniel O'Neil ir
Illinois. They came to Minnesota ir
1858 and resided for, short time al
Inver Grove, Dakota county. They
then purchased farm in the town Of
Deerdeld, Steele county. on which they
made their home until about fifteer
years ago. when they came to this city
and have since resided here. Mrs
o'Neil is survived by her husband, one
daughter and seven sons. The daugh,
, ter is Mrs. Agnes Lorah Of Denver
The sons are, Michael, John and Thorn.
as Of Deerfield. Timothy of the towr
of Warsaw, Daniel of Minneapolis
Maurice of Pingree, N. D.. and, Ed
ward of Portland. Ore. .,r
Hastings. Mnn.-Whfle threshinl
grain for Dennis Kenny on Monday O
last week at his farm in the western