The Irish standard., 1910-01-15

! points near bv such as Belle Plaine,
Savage, Jordan and st. Patrick, were
present and took part in the exercises.
OVER THE NORTHWEST
Shakopee, Minn.-Patrick Kelly died
at the home of his daughter in st. Paul
on Jan. LIST. at ripe age. The de-
ceased was born in County Galway.
Ireland, about the year 1885 and came
to Massachusetts In 1852. He lived
there until 1862 when he came with
his bride to Minnesota, settling in st.
Anthony, now known as a part Of
Minneapolis, where he held the posi-
ton as boilermaker for the Minnesota
Valley route, now the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul After living in
Shakopee for about eighteen years the
family moved to st. Paul in 1889
where the deceased resided until death
summoned him. He leaves two daugh-
ters. Mrs. VIM. Hartle and Miss Fanny
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was held from st. Marys church,
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. FIR.
Lee reading the requiem mass and
Rev. FIR. Stanton of st. Paul delivering
the sermon. The burial was in the
upper Catholic cemetery.
Hudson, Wis.-David O'Keefe died
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home Of his daughter Mrs. Christ
{ Fable, at the age of 50. Funeral took
place from the Catholic church satur-
day morning at 1880. Rev. Father
Barney officiating. He leaves two
, daughters, Mrs. Free Monohan of this
: city, and Mrs Christ Fable of Troy.
Rochester, Minn.-John F.. McGov-
ern, who is county president of the
} A. Q. II. and who has capably acted in
the capacity Of installing officer of the
order for many years, conducted the
, recently elected officers into their new
duties with all the formality of tho
ritual on Tuesday evening. Mrs. M
.
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, performed
the same ceremony for the helpmeets
Of the men. Following the regular
business Of the evening, the two
lodges resolved themselves into So
j. cial gathering and dancing ensued
;. music being furnished by Faklers or
Lob Pnf oh A~ts
I and about ] o'clock, the gathering
broke up and the merrymakers dis
persed
t Benson, Minn.--The ladies' auxjliar,
q Of the A. O. II. have elected the fol.
n lowing ofSicers for the ensuing year
t President Mrs. s. MCGOWAN. vice
k president, Mrs. o. ]. Matthews: finan.
n cial secretary, Mary Collins; record
= ing secretary, Mary McGoush: treas
1 urer, Elizabeth Mcshane; sergeant at.
;. arms, Mrs. VIM Aylmer; sentinel, Mrs
T. w. Hanley.
( Princeton, Minn.-Thomas w. Bran,
8 ley. clerk at the Great Northern deno
It in this village, was married Wcdnes
>. day, Jan. 6, to Miss Sadie E. Doty
. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Doty
at st. Edwards Catholic church. Thu
: ceremony was performed by Rev
f Father Levings at o'clock and man,
Q OF the young peoples friends we're il
q attendance. Miss Speckerman o
v Becker was the bridesmaid and tn
h groom was attended by Jas. Murph!
of Minneapolis. At the home of tn,
brides parents wedding breakfas
was partaken Of and many present
n were bestowed upon the young peopl
J: by the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Branle!
j. departed on the morning train fo
: Melrose, where they will visit tn.
# groom's parents for few days. an,
h upon their return will make their tenl
It porary home with Mr.. and Mrs. Doty
8 Green Isle, Minn.-Mrs. Michael Fa
n hey, ST., \ pioneer Of this county, die,
% last week at her home in Wasningro
r. Lake township. after six months Ill
}. ness, at the age of 75 She was high
ly respected for her manv estmabl
q qualities.
q. Hastings, Minn.-William J. O'F3rie
!. Of Marshan died on the last day q
" the old year at the home Of his rnuthe
10 Mrs. Margaret Ryan, from pneumoni.
10 after an illness Of but few days. /,
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