The Irish standard., 1912-05-04

was married to Rose Grimes who died
on December 10. 1899. Three years
later he was married to Mary Larkin
at Minneapolis, date of marriage be-
ing July 4, 1902 He is survived by
his wife, three sons, James. of VIM
nipeg. Man.. John, of st. Paul, and
Joseph L., of Camp Lake, and three
daughters, Mrs. John Aylmer, of this
city, Mrs. John Donohue, of White
lash, Sask., Canada, and Mrs. M.
kearn, of Beverly, Mass.
Rochester, Minn.-By their presence
at the banquet board, st. johns par
ishioners Wednesday night of last
week demonstrated their love for the
venerable man who for thirty one
years was head of the Catholic church
in the city--for Father" VIM. Rior-
dan, their friend, their advisor, and
their priest. On the eve of his de-
parture on a well-carned vacation trip
to foreign ports, members of the par
isl. seized this opportunity to tender
him this reception, to bcspcak for him
a pleasant journey and to wish him a
safe return. Toastmastcr of the even
ing was Mr.. Patrick J. Seaman and
Interestingly did he call for a series
of speeches. Before departure was
taken. John E. McGovern on behalf
of the ladies presented the honored
guest with Il travelling bag and con-
tents. All shook hands with Monsig-
nor Riordan at the door, and babe him
"God-speed."
Little Falls, Minn.-Sister Mary
Comma. member of the Franciscan
order in charge of the Academy of
Our Lady of the Angels at Belle
Prairie and who came here from
Rome about seven months ago, passed
away at the age of 81 years Friday
morning, April ~. death being due to
tuberculosis of the lungs. The funeral
was held from the Church of the Holy
Family Saturday morning, interment
! being in Belle Prairie
Rochester, Minn.-kansas and Min
nesota were last week represented in
a marriage ceremony performed by
Rev. Father O'Reagan at the st. John
parochial house on West Fourth st.
Miss Mary O'Brier of this city, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan O'Brien,
and Mr. Carl G. Jensen of Jamestown,
Kan, were Joined in the holy bonds
tof matrimony, the ceremony being
performed at two O'clock Wednesday,
April "a. in theapresence of Miss Pearl
Dean and Mr.: Herman Prieter, who
acted as bridegmaid and groomsman
In the evening at O'clock, wedding
collation. was served to the newly
married people and immediate rela-
tives and friends AT the O'Brien resi-
dence Mr. and Mrs. Jensen depart
later for their new home in the
south.
! Graceville, Minn.-Saturday, April
20. the sad news was received here
of the death Of Mrs. Jerry Sheehan.
which occurred at o'clock that morn
ing, at Sacred Heart hospital, Spo-
kane, Wash, of blood poisoning. Mrs.
Sheehan was taken i'll at Gilbert,
WASH, u few miles from Spokane, to
| which place she was going with her
| husband and children, and was COM
! PEELED to stop there. Although criti-
| caly i'll she improved enough to make
possible her removal to Spokane. only
to succumb after reaching the hospi-
tai there. Mrs. Sheehan was daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dryer,
of this place, and was born at Marl-
boro, Mass. in 1880.
Hastings, Mnn.-Mrs. Joseph Ca
hill died Monday, April %, at her
home on West Fifteenth street. after
an illness of long duration. Her
maiden name was Miss Mary Duffy,
daughter of the late Michael Duffy
Marshan. She was born in the lat
ter place June II, 1870. and was mar
ried to Joseph Cahill in October. 1906
| They Went to Rich Valley to reside
upon a farm and about year ago
removed to Hastings. Her husband
two sons and a daughter survive.
There are also a sister and two
brothers, Miss Katherine Duffy of
Page, n. D.: John p, of jamestown,
| N. D.: and Daniel of Marshan. The
funeral was held from the Church Of
the Guardian Angels, Rev. P. r. Cum
| bingham officiating.