The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-08-30

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OVER THE NORTHWEST
Green Isle, Minn.-John Mccarthy
recently received the sad news here
of the death Of his nephew, John Ken
needy, who was drowned In a lake
near Pembine. Wis, while he and
some Of his friends were bathing.
John was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Kennedy Of Wells, Mich. He was
born March l. 1888. At the time of
his death he was a railroad foreman
at Pembine. place fifty miles from
home. The body was brought to Hen
derson Tuesday of last week and
taken to his uncle's home. from there
the funeral took place Wednesday
morning at nine o'clock.
Brainerd, Minn.-Mrs. Margaret
Rassier, wife Of Michael Rassier of
st. Joseph. died recently at her home
at that place, the cause Of death be-
ing given az old age. Mrs. Rassier
has been resident Of st. Joseph for
over rs years and has been a very
prominent worker in church circles.
She had a very wide acquaintance
throughout the county and her many
friends will regret to hear Of her
death. Deceased was "a years Of age.
She was formerly married to Petes
Loso. who died at st. Joseph several
years ago. She Is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. ]. w. Koop of Brain
erd. and Mrs. w. Lewis of Staples. and
four sons. Martin Loso. Michael Loso
and Mathew Loso Of st. Joe. and
Peter Loso Of Staples. The funeral
took place from the Cathode church
at St Joe.
Jordan. Minn.-The kindly sympa-
thy Of the many friends of the Ken
needy family Of Credit River goes out
to them in the passing away of their
sister, Lizzie, cut down like flower
in her brightest time Of life. Lizzie
was in her eighteenth year, having
been born on the family homestead in
Credit River July 2, 1896 and passing
her life there, where her placid, kindly
disposition endeared her to everyone.
Her health began to fail last Thanks.
giving time. Not improving with the
ordinary treatment, she went to the
home of her brothers at Kennedy, N.
D.. six weeks ago in the home that
the change might benefit her. but it
did not and she passed away there on
Aug. Is. .Nft5i .4..-. u
Belle PLANE, Minn.-Mtss Martha
o'Neill and Nina winifred o:Connor
left for St Paul. Saturday, to visit
the latter's brother, DIR. o'Connor.
From there they will go to Chokio for
a visit with the M. c. O'Neill family
and will also visit friends at Chaffee,
N. D.. before returning.
Sacred Heart parish, Aberdeen, 8.
D.. is to have new 100000 church.
Rev. Clement Game has taken charge
Of the Church Of st. Rose. at Garrett
son. His place at st. Peters church.
Colman. has been taken by Father
McManus, formerly Of Parker, s. D.
Rev. Patrick Kelly, of jamestown
N. D., has returned from his extended
vacation renewed in health.
The blessing Of the fine new pipe
organ. recently installed at ST. Felix's
church, Wabasha. took place on Sun.
day evening. August "a. at 1880. Al
organ recital and sacred concert wa.
arranged for the occasion.
At the hfty- eighth annual conven-
ton of the German Catholic Contra
Association of America, held at Buff
falo. N. Y, Rt. Rev. Msgr. wurst. o.
} Wabasha, was made a member of thu
executive committee Of the organiza.
ton, distinguished and we'll deserved
honor. #
A new Catholic church for the In
dams. on the Yankton Indian Reserve
has just been completed. It is ter
miles from Wagner. 8. D.
The annual summer school of thu
Sisters Of St Francis at Rochester, ha.
; come to close and forty members o.
the order departed Monday night o.
last week in private car for points
coming year. The second retreat o.
the season opened Aug. 10. which will
: be attended by those not present a,
the first one.
Here and There.
A remarkable celebration, one tina,