The Irish standard., 1912-07-20

/ -ne wedding march and Miss Carrie
Wacater sang the solo 20 Salu :drls.'
Misses Carrie and Alma Wachter
sang duet.
Gracevil!e, MINI. - Mabel Margaret
! Noonan, the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. F. Noonan, formally Of
this place, died Sunday morning, July
q, at Great Tal!s, Mont. where they
now live, in :. hospital wher. she had
| recently been opera.e1 upo,.
Mabel Noonan was ,,nr1i in Grace
Vile twenty years ago and spent her
girlhood at this place, leaving about
ten years ago when her parents vert
west. The remains were brought here
! tuesday evening by her mother, and
! the funeral services held WedIe.uay,
Rev. Father Kennedy officiating.
Princeton, MINI. - Mrs. Michael
Lynch passed away at her home in
Glendorado early Tuesday morning,
July 8, having attained the advanced
age of 80 years. Mrs. Lynch was
born in Cork county, Ireland, in 1922.
She first settled in Nova Scotia, then
came to st. Paul and for a time the
family resided at Elk River, and later
located in Benton county, where Mr..
Lynch purchased a 300-acre farm.
Michael Lynch, ST., died several years
ago. Four daughters and three sons
survive, namely: Mrs. George H.
John Lynch of ST. Cloud; Peter c.
Lynch of Foreston: Miss B. D. Lynch
and Michael ]. Lynch of Portland.
Oregon; and Mrs. Joseph Tracy Of
Parent, Benton county. One daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nick Kramer of st. Cloud,
died some years ago. The surviving
grandchildren and great grandchil-
dren number about so.
Butte, Month"; Rollo ]. Cobban,
formerly of Luverne Mimi, and Miss
Margaret Cunningham were united i'll
marriage here on July 8 at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. M. W..
Stussy. Mr.. Cobban is an electrical
engineer and is stationed at Butte.
st. Peter, MINI. IF Patrick McGrath
of Blue Earth county, an early set
tier of st. Peter, died in a HOSPITAL
at Mankato Monday, July s, follow
ing an illness with asthma and dropsy
Mr.. McGrath was born in Ireland SO
years ago, and came to this country
in 1885. He located in st. Peter i'm
mediately and was married to Miss
Mary Smith. Later he moved to LIE
Sueur county where he continued to
reside until fifteen years ago, when
he bought a farm in Jamestown
township. He is survived by five
daughters and four sons. The chill
dren are: Mrs. Martin Tarpy and Sis
ter st. Francis of the Order Of st.
Joseph, ST. Paul; Mrs. ]. ]. Brown,
Mrs. Richard Lyons and Mrs. j. N.
Mccarthy, Madison Lake; Torrance
McGrath and James McGrath, Alaska:
Patrick McGrath, Jr., San Francisco,
and Eugene McGrath, Madison Lake.
The funeral was held from the Cath
Ollie church at Madison Lake at Q
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Graceville, MINI. - Judge Flaherty
was last week rendered testimonial
OF appreciation by the legal fraternity
OF the county which bore the sigma
ture of every attorney in the county.
The testimonial is an unusual en-
dorsement OF the services of Judge
Flaherty. The legal fraternity of his
district are unanimous in supporting
him for reelection.
Owatonna, Minn.-The death of Ed
ward Brennan occurred at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Brennan, corner of Elm
and Pearl streets, Saturday morning,
July s, after an illness of several
months duration. Chronic bronchitis
was the cause of death. Mr.. Brennan
had been in failing health for several
years. Since slipping and fracturing
his hip bone last spring, his health
failed rapidly. The funeral services
took place from st. Joseph's Catholic
church Sunday morning at o'clock.
Rev. Father Herman officiating. The
remains were taken by T. ]. Lilly, Of
st. Paul, to Cleveland, Ohio. where the
interment will be made In the family
burial lot. The late Mr.. Brennan was
born in July in 1886 in Ireland. He
came with the Brennan family to
America when fourteen years old. The
family settled in Ohio. Mr.. Brennan
became a railroad man and for many
years was yard master and later road
master in the employ of the Big Four
Railway Co.
Henry, S. D. - Miss Helen Agnes
Bouchard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Bouchard of Minneapolis, Mimi,