The Irish standard., 1910-02-12
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Norwood, Minn.-On Sunday eve
ming, Jan. 80, about fifty Of the mar
i ried people in town surprised Judge
Morrison and his wife by calling in q
body to offer Congratulations on the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage.
The& We're accompanied by male
quar- ette of a :lyceum bureau stopping
at Tiff, Efertz hotel, which ,sang at t!:c
judges residence. The musical pro-
2 gram was interspersed with speaking
by County Attorney Fahey and others,
to all of which the judge responded
lin happy vein, thanking his neigh
bors for their remembrance of the an.
niversary. Cards were played, a lunch
was served, and at a late hour the
surprise party dispersed after spend
ing very pleasant time with the judge
and his family.
Fort Pierre, S. D.-Thomas d. MCGEE,
who has been living with his son south
Of town, died suddenly on Wednesday,,
Feb 2, while being brought to the Fort
Pierre hospital for treatment. He had
been laid up for number of days
from the effects OF a fall which in
iured him quite severely, due to his
advanced age, and at the coroners
inquest, which was conducted by JUS
tice n. c. Mcclure, it was determined
that death was due to natural causes.
Undertaken Shimmin took charge of
the remains, which were shipped to
the old home at Ponca, Neb., for bur-
ial. The deceased was aged 70 years,
II months and 81 days. He was
member Of the knights of Columbus
and highly respected by all who knew
him. He is survived by four children,
= daughter at Ponca, Neb., two sons
ut Sioux City and one son. Tony, who
is among the homesteaders south of
town.
Hastings. Minn.-officers of Div. No.
/, A. O. H., were installed on Thurs
day evening, Jan. q, by Z. P. Moran,
county president. After installation
sumptuous banquet was served to
about SO members. with Luke Rowan,
caterer. During the evening Rev. p.
r. Cunningham, Judge T. P. Moran,
James Mclaughlin, Patrick Carolan
and II. M. Millett delivered interesting
addresses. The following are the off,
ecrs for the ensuing year: President.
James Mclaughlin; vice president, J.
e. Kenney; recording secretary, H. L.
Meyer; treasurer, John Kane; flnan-
cial and insurance secretary, Maurice
OBrien; sergeant-at-arms, P. w. Null
lany; marshal, Thomas Dunn.
Olivia, Minn.-The remains Of e. d.
Kirwan arrived here from Great Falls
on Thursday night, Jan. ~. as expect
cd, and the funeral took place from
the Catholic church Saturday. A large
number turned out to the funeral,
many friends of the family being pres
snt from neiRhboring towns. The fo-
raj offerings were most profu.e and
beautiful. coming from friends in
many quarters as silent tributes Of
love. Among those who attended the
funeral from other towns were: Frank
Heaney, Courtney, N. D.; A. Weis,
John Mcguire and W. c. and d. F.
Keefe, Morton; j. r. Keefe, North
Redwood; Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Miller
and son Allen, Minneapolis: p. Fl.
Kirwan, S. Paul; and the brothers,
John and Joseph, who accompanied
the remains from Great Falls.
Rochester, Minn.-Eizabeth Casey
died in this city on Saturday morn
Ing, Jan. 20. The remains were
sent to F'aribault on Sunday evening,
and taken to the home of her brother,
T. J. Casey. The funeral was held
from the Church of the Immaculate
Conception on Monday and the body
was taken to Shieldsville for burial.
Elisabeth Casey was born in the town
Of Shieldsville Al years ago. For the
past 13 years she had been in Roch-
ester. She is survived by two BROTH
srs. T. J. Of Faribault and Timothy
Of Huber. Oregon, and one sister, Mrs.
MCGOWAN Of Highwood, Montana.
Faribault, Nina very quiet but
pretty wedding was solemnized at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Tuesday morning, Feb. /, by Rev.
!, Father Slevin, when Miss Lucy
!, o'Brien, formerly of Minneapolis. and
Thomas Maloney. of F'aulkton, S. D.,
K were united in marriage. The bride
y Was attended by her. cousin, Miss An
& ma Carpenter, and the groom by his
brother, Mr.. Peter Maloney of South
Dakota. During the ceremony Miss
FL Rosella O'Brien, sister Of the bride,
sang a wedding hymn and the Ave
u Maria. Miss Mabel Bacon of Mime
apolis presided at the organ. The
.i bride was charmingly powned in