The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-22

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Hazlewood, Webster township. died
Saturday, October 9th, at her home,
death resulting from dropsy and the
infirmities of advanced age. Mrs.
Lynch was born in County Glare,
Ireland, SO years ago. She grew to
womanhood and was married in her
native country, coming with her hus.
band to this country in 1855. The
funeral was held Monday morning
from the Annunciation church of
Hazelwood, Rev. FIR Meade of North
field, officiating, and the remains were
laid to rest in Hazelwood cemetery
where they were accompanied by a
large funeral cortege.
Faribault, Minn.-The members of
st. George court, Catholic Order of
Foresters of this city gave recep-
ton at K. G. hall for Rev. E. Monge,
pastor of the Sacred Heart church,
who recently returned from Euro.
pean tour. A musical program was
rendered and there were short ad-
dresses by Father Monge and DR.. P.
A. Smith
Owatonna. Minn.-John Virtue, one
OF the we'll known and prominent
farmers of Clinton Falls township,
died at his home Wednesday. Oct IL.
He had been in feeble health for
several years. The funeral services
were conducted by Father P. ]. Kier-
nan from st. Joseph's Catholic
church last Friday morning at 10
o'clock. The late John Virtue was
born in Ireland in 1883. He was aged
76 years, 10 months. He came to
America in 1852 and settled in Colum-
bia county, New York, where in 1855
he was married to Miss Mary Oman.
Fle is survived by sons, D. E. Virtue,
VIM. J: Virtue, Owatonna; Leonard
Virtue, Blooming Prairie; Emmett
and Miss Alice Virtue living on the
home farm in Clinton Falls township.
Dickinson, MINI - Sauter Reece
died of typhoid fever Sunday, Oct. 9
at the Stein hospital. He was son
of Matthew w. Reece, who with an
other son attended the funeral Mon
day morning In st. Patrick's church.
1nterment took place in the Catholic
cemetery.
Waverly, Minn.-Our community
was shocked last Monday morning,
Oct. 10, when the news of the death
of Mrs. P. O'Hair was announced.
Mrs. O'Hair. nee Miss Ola Cecilia
Kemp, was born in Hagerstown, Mary
land, on March 28th, 1871 and was
80 years of age. From Maryland she
removed to Red Wing, Mimi, and
later to Morris, Mimi, where she re-
manned until her marriage to DR..
Patrick O'Hair in 1892, and she has
made her home with her husband in
Waverly since. 10 this union, were.
born four children Frederic, Mar
guerite, George and John. The funeral
services were held in St. Mary's
church Wednesday morning, High
Requiem Mass being celebrated by
Rev. Jos. Guillot Of Minneapolis. Rev.
Moore, the pastor, preached a beau
tiful sermon on the ideal life of the
deceased.
Winona, MINI. The Winona
Knights of Columbus celebrated Land
ing Day in Philharmonic hall Octo-
Der IL, Bishop P. R. ,Heffron being the
guest of honor. The prelate has just
effected the transfer of membership
from Rochester to Winona and is now
enrolled as a knight of Winona Coun-
Gil No. $50. After a most appetizing
banquet, addresses were made by T.
d. O'Brien and John f. Barry of st.
Paul, Jas. Heating Of Wabasha,
Bishop Trobec of st. Cloud, aud
Bishop Hebron.
Minnesota, Minn-The little vii
lage of Minnesota, on the banks of
the Father of Waters, can feel just
ly proud of the new Catholic church
recently completed and dedicated to
the worship of God, October IL. Rt.
Rev. Patrick r. Heffron, bishop of the
Winona diocese, conducted the dedica-
ton ceremonies. These were follow
ed by a solemn high mass, at which
Rev. N. Schmitz of Rollingstone was
the cclebrant Bishop Hebron
preached very strong and impress
sive sermon, speaking of the material
church and it's purpose, but. more par
ticularly of the spiritual significance,
explaining the meaning of the Catho-
lie church as body in Its relation
to society.
Rochester. Minn-Murray Devlin
left Wednesday, Oct. 18th, for Winona
where he will meet two boys and go
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