The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-03-05
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Tuesday evening of last week. The
remains We're brought here for burial
on Thursday. Services were neid at
st. Johns church OH Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, and interment was in
st. Johns cemetery. Mrs. Daily was
Il pioneer resident of Haverhill town
shin. Her husband died about twelve
years ago. Besides Mrs. McLaugh]in,
two other daughters are bereft. They
are Mrs. 7. W. O'Connor of Stewart
willie and Mrs. ]. Coughlin of North
Dakota. There arc four sons. John
r.. and Jcrr..' j. DAILY of Haverhill, VIM.
p. of Orion, and 7. G. DAILY of Tyler,
MINI.
Norwood, Minn.-After an illness Of
. few weeks, john Fahey, one of the
Oldest settlers Of Faxon township,
passed away al his home on February
18th. Mr.. Fahcy was born in County
Galway, ireland. about ninety years
ago and when Il young man came to
America and settled in New orleans
where he was married to Miss Mary
Fahey, by whom he is now survived.
After g. few years in the south, he
came to st. Paul, then to Faxon and
home until the final call. He leaves
four sons ON farms we'll to do, as a
result of his we'll directed energies
when young man. He is survived by
four sons and two daughters, his
wife and one brother. The sons are:
Patrick E, Thomas John and James.
who reside ut st. Johns. The daugh-
tiers are: Mrs. r. McElligott and Miss
Mary F'al1cy, both of Minneapolis. His
brother, Patrick Tahey, resides at st.
Johns. The funeral occurred Sunday,
Feb. 20, from the Catholic church in
st. Johns and was very largely at
tended.
Anoka, Minn.-F'ather Dolphin left
Friday evening, February IS, on an
extended trip through Europe. He is
still quite weak from his recent illness
and so has not arranged his itinerary
definitely, but after a short stop in
Chicago will so on to New York and
sail from that port March fifth. He
will spend Easter Sunday in Rome.
From Italy he will cross to Egypt and
take the Nile trip. Later he will 20
to Constantinople and if strong enough
will visit the Holy Land. After stop
ping at other European points he will
return home by way of England and
ireland, reaching Anoka about the mid
die of June.
Morristown, Minn.-Michael Lynch,
a well known resident of this village,
died suddenly Tuesday evening of last
week at his home here while eating
supper. The cause of his death was
apoplexy.
Faribault, Minn.-Mrs. John Condor,
who recently died in this city, was
7s years of age. She was born in
County Monahan, ireland. In 1866 she
was united in marriage to Mr.. John
Condor, who preceded her to the grave
eight years ago. or this union four
children survive. They are: Frank of
Owatonna and Patrick of Deerfeld,
Mrs. c. H. and Mrs. Fred Tllingsworth
of this city. She is also survived by
q sister, Mrs. Crosby of st. Paul, and
t. brothers, Messrs John Burns Of
st. Paul and James Burns of Olivia,
Hastings, Minn.-Mrs. Margaret
Donagl,ue aged - years, a pioneer
resident of Point Douglas. washington
county, died H. that village on Feb
ruary 21st. She is survived by three
sons, one of whom, Charles, lives at
Point Douglas. The funeral took place
from the Church ct the Guardian An
gels. this city, on the following We'd
nesday morning, Rev. p. r. Cunning
ham, oticiatinK. Interment in st. Boni-
face cemetery.
1OI IldIlu, OFe.-.-An GXCellent program
has been arranged for the Robert En-
met memorial which takes place in
this City Sunday evening, March eth
1t is to be given under the auspices
of tile Ancient Order of Hibernians as
follows: Opening remarks by Chair
man J. B. Coffev: vocal duet, Misses
Helen Cardift ard Ethel Longston; re-
citation. Miss Mary Cardiff; song,
Andrew Cain; "E,nmets Speech from
the Dock" John Hitchcock; song,
Come Back to Erin" Mrs. j. c. Hayes;
recitation, exile Of Erin" Miss Eve
lvn Heating: selection, Irish melodies,
violin, Miss Julia Burke; grafton, F..
Hofer, Salem; "The Irish Brigade at
Fontcnoy," Aloysius Hyland; song,
Frank D. Hcnressy; "The Star spang-
led Banner" by the audience, under tho
direction of Mrs. T. c. Hayes.
n Butte, Mont. Shea, born in Cas-