The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-02-26
OVER THE NORTHWEST


was in Anoka Friday, Feb. IL. This
was the second trip home from the
hospital since his recent. severe illness.
AT the first trip which occurred last
week. three. OF. his parishioners, Messrs.
B,oJs White, Charles Green and James
<Tierney, madesa friendly scall upon him
at his home and Mr.. Tierney, in be-
half of a number Of his parishioncrs,
presented the popular preacher with
purse IF s2o1.5o. The gift was. a time.
~ one and many of the nom Catholic
friends of Father Dolphin would have
been delighted to contribute
Belle Plaine, Mimi Attorney John
C.: Mangan, Oldest son OF John Mangan
OF this place, died at his home at Kel-
leher, Mimi, on Saturday, Feb. -, and
was buried there. the following Monday
He leaves wife and family. Mr..
Mangan was about 81 years of age and
was born in Belle Plaine He left here
about 1855 for ST. Paul and had been
engaged in the practice of law ever
since. A few years after leaving here
he was married to Mary O'Dowd, Of
Shakopee. Tie was extensively en-
gagged lin the land business and in fol-
lowing this line of work he had his
family located at kelleher in the
northern: part Of the state. short time
ago.
;Waseca, Minn.-Dr. J. f. Cahil, who
has been engaged in dental work at
l'aribault since graduating last spring
from the Dental College of the Mime
sofa University, will begin his practice
here next Monday In the old Peoples
Bank building over the Journal Radi-
Cal office. pr..Cahills friends are glad
to see him open his office in his home
town, and lie will, no doubt quickly
establish large practice.
lie Sueur. Minn.-Edward Monaghan.
one of the oldest and most respected
citizens of Tyrone, died at the, home
Of his daughter, Mrs. John Duane in
Derrynane township Monday evening,
Feb, II, after very short illness with
a severe cold Or grippe. He was born
in: ireland and was about 90 years of
age. When young he came to America
and for a time lived in New York and
later in ST. Paul. In 1851 he located
on the beautiful farm in Tyrone where
his son Edward now resides and ever
since it has been his home. excepting
tire hast few years when he spent the
Winter season with some of his daugh-
tors. Five daughters and three sons
are left to mourn him. These are Mrs.
John. Duane, Mrs. P. Clifford, Mrs
John Merry, Mrs. M. J. Moriarity Mrs
w. G. Terry, Edward and Thomas all
OF this county and Leo of st. Paul.
The interment was from the Catholic
church at st. Thomas, and many sou
rowing friends We're. present to pay
tEihNA4t,e, TO the memory. Of one WHOM,
they admired through many years.
Montgomery. Minn.-Mrs. William
Carroll, who recently passed away at
her daughters home in Kilkenny, was
born in Co. of Leitrin, Ire, about SO
Years ago, She emigrated in 1856 and
went to Covington, Ky, where she
married Mr., Carroll. who died many
years ago. In the year 1870 she moved
toAMinnesota with her husband settling
onFa farm In Kilkenny township, where
she resided until three years ago, when
she moved to Kilkenny where. she
unade her home up to the time Of her
death She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Crosby. and two grand
chtldren.'"' whos'have the sympathy of
tho yySetttiiNe Community siiTa in their hour Of
sorrow, ! The funeral services were
held from st. canice's Catholic church.
Rev r. Carey sang a requiem high
mass, after which he preached a grand
funeral sermon in which he paid a
beautiful tribute to the memory of the
deceased,
Faribault, Minn.-Mrs Rose Mccall,
who died here on Sunday, Feb 13, of
pneumonia,s Was born in Cavan, Ire, in
1884. Deceased was married to her late
j
husband, in England and in 1862 they
came to.the United States and resided
in New York and Brooklyn until the
spring 'of 1863 when they came to Fari-
bault., She has since, made this city
her home. He husband died June 80,
1905 In this city Deceased is survived
by fiXe sons: Charles and John, Chi
cage; james, New York city; George,
4 Waseca, Mimi, and Joseph, Bloom
4 field Mont. John, James and, George
came here and attended the funeral of
their mother. The funeral took place
\ Tuesday morning at nine o'clock at the
n church Of the. Immaculate Conception
where Rev. Henry Cahill. assistant
N pastor, celebrated a high mass of re-
QUEEN after which he paid high trib-