The Irish standard., 1913-07-26
OVER THE NORTHWEST

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Happenings Of Interest from City
Town and Hamlet.
Owatonna, MINI. George Keefe
was badly bruised and shaken up anc
the beautiful high spirited chestnut
horse belonging to his father NJ. H
Aeete was killed In a runaway which
occurred Thursday afternoon, July 10
about 4 o'clock. At the time of the
runaway Mr.. Keefe was driving or
Rose street toward the business sec.
ton of the city when the team be-
came frightened and ran away. Mr.
Keefe was powerless to hold the team
as he was thrown out of the rig wher
the buggy was overturned and left by
the roadside. The team ran at break
neck pace to near the M. S. Alexander
lumber yard where it was caught.
Waseca. Minn.-The funeral of the
late Mrs. Patrick Farley, brief men,
ton of those death was made in oul
last issue, took place at 9 o'clock Sat-
urday morning Of the 18th inst, from
the church of the Sacred Heart Rev
Father Treanor officiating. Following
the church services, the remains were
conveyed to the Catholic cemetery
and inferred beside. those of her late
husband. The large attendance at the
funeral testified to the esteem ir
which deceased was held in the com.
munity. Deceased is survived by nine
children, who mourn the loss of a de.
voted mother. They are, Mrs. Sher.
man Joslin and Mrs. Edward Bowe Of
AgneWs, Cal; Thomas Farley Of
Litchfield; William of Crookston: Ed.
ward p. and Mrs. w. Fl. Mcdonald oil
Minneapolis; James ]. Farley OF Siou,
City, Iowa: Mrs. Eugene Irwin and M
f. Farley, who reside in this county
She also leaves two brothers and one
sister, viz: Thomas Hagerty of Wa.
SEGA; John Hagerty of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Peter Curran of St. Paul
All the children were present at the
last sad rites but Mrs. Joslin of Cali
fornia.
Moorhead. Minn.-Reports have been
received today from several localities
In Clay county. that black rust has
shown itself on the leaves of some OF
the grain. The rust has appeared in
only few places and no damage has
az yet been done to the growing
crops. The frequent rains and the
muggy weather for q day or two last
week started the rust, but cooler
weather since has tended to dry the
grain and put a stop to the disease
With good weather the rust will not
progress and unless it gets onto the
stalk it does no damage.
Jordan, Minn.-Mrs. Chas. M. Kopp
wife Of Scott County's popular sher.
III. passed away Thursday, July 10
following an operation for goitre which
she underwent shortly before. Gen.
eral sympathy Of the county is ex.
tended the bereaved family. She Is
survived by her devoted husband and
by two sons and two daughters. Mrs
Kopp was woman Of middle age
Her virtues and graciousness endearec
her to wide circle Of friends. He,
funeral, held from st. Mary's Cath.
Ole church in Shakopee, the follow.
ing Sunday afternoon, was one of the
largest ever held in shakopee, If no.
the largest. People were there from
all communities Of this county. Onl,
fraction Of those who desired to d.
so could gain admittance to tn.
church. Father Lee was the oflciat.
Ing priest and delivered a touching
and most eloquent funeral discourse
Donnybrook, N. DON Tuesday
July g.. Donnybrook and vicinity los
one Of the oldest citizens. Very few
have the privilege to live a century
yet, ct the age Of 80 years jon,
sOBrien was healthy and young" To-
- man Of his age. A few days befor,
upon retiring he misjudged the dis
tapce Of the bed and fell striking hi
tide and disiocatinE his right hip. I,
aFder to Be near the doctor he wa,
hsousht to town from his sons place
John oBrien. u. who lived nsa,
I -. Hsrs q his daughters plaee