The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-02-26
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Rochester, Minn.-Thirty-f five of their
friends, called at the home of Mr. AMI
Mrs. j. Fitzgerald recently to remind
them of the fact that they have been
man and wife for two and a half de-
cades. The bride and groom were as
surprised as could be expected of any
one who had decided to spend a quiet
evening at home. After accepting the
situation as presented. they warmly
welcomed ;their visitors and a royal
good time was passed away. amid real
enjoyment. There We're games and
social converse and the exchange of
"reminiscences. Music was furnished
by Miss Hogan and at the proper nom.
ent, supper was announced, the re-
freshments haveng been brought by the
unlimited" guests. In behalf Of the
company, John f. McGovern presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald with a num-
Ter OF beautiful pieces of slvcrware
ed as we'll as their feelings would per-
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t'aribault, Minn.--Rcv. Fathers Busch
and Colbert opened a mission iii this
city last Sunday to continue during
the week, They gave a mission the
week before at Hastings in the Church
of the Guardian Angels, of which Fr.
Cunningham is pastor.
SI1akopee. Minn.-Mrs. William
Quigley died at her home In this city
on Saturday, Feb. IL, of consumption.
Luela McNamee was born in Ohio
in 1859, and lived there until she was
Z years OF age. when she came to Prior
Lake with her parents. The family
moved to Spring Lake after a time.
where the deceased lived until 1857,
when she was married to VIM. Quig-
ley. They then moved to Belington,
Washington. where they resided until
1904, when the deceased and her
daughter returned to Minnesota anil
settled in Shakopee, where: they lived
until the time of Mrs. Quigley's death
on Saturday. The funeral took ploce
from ST. Mary's church on Monday
morning and interment was in the up
per Catholic cemetery. Besides Miss
Irene. the only child, Mrs. Quigsey Is
survived by two sisters. Mrs. Nicholas
Richards of Spring Lake and MRS.
August Grosskopp. Miss Irene is but
1S years Of age and is now making
her home with the Aug Grosskopp
family. Miss Mary MoRan Of Mime
apolis and many friends from Prior
Lake and Spring Lake were: present eat
the funeral. ar.:
East Grand Forks. Minn.-DaTf Sur.
Ivan, of this city, died at ST. Michaers
hospital in Grand Forks, recently after
a lingering illness. in WHICH the mas
terry of the hand of death became APP
parent. He was one of the. pioneers
of East Grand Forks, and was, we'll
known throughout the state, Mr. Sui
livan was a loveabie character; he wis
always kthd and cheetfit' He leaves
to mourn his loss a wife, three sons
and two daughters. His aged mother.
four sisters and four brothers survive
him. The funeral: WAS: held Thursday,
Feb TO-, and was largely attended, the
business houses closing from 10 to II
a.. nj. '.' y "' - s So ~''si
Taribault. Mnn.2The u 'remnains% IT
Albert Mccarthy. who died in Mime:
apolis, We're brought here for inter
ment. and services We're. held at I'M
maculate Conception church, Saturday
morning, Feb. II. He is survived by
both his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. J.
Mccarthy, by five brothers, Frank
George, Felix. Fred and Clement, and
four sisters. Mrs. F.. +. LEM and Misses
Naan. Olive and Isabel. All are in
deepest grief and the sympathy Of
the community goes out to them III
their untimely sorrow. He would have
been 81 years old in June and was ~
fine young man, highly esteemed by all