The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-08-30
shopkeeper. carrowkeel>. wa. the pur.

| UA0pkeopers C0Tf0Wkee), was the pur.
chaser.
John p. o'connor. of swinford,
draper. grocer and licensed victual-
Ter. who died on January 81. last, left
personal estate valued at 1891 lb. 80.
The deceased left large sums Of money
to Catholic institutions in swinford.
Sligo.
On July 26. at the 8 o'clock Mass,
ordained to the priesthood the Rev.
John Duignan.
Dr.. Rouse Of the Carney Dispens-
ary District has been elected medical
officer Of the Sligo No. 1 District in
room Of DR.. Laird. who resigned.
At recent sale held by Michael
cunningham. auctioneer. Boyle. of
the farm and licensed premises sit
uate at Ballyfornon. the property of
Mr.. p. Devine, the farm brought 900
ID. and the house 2s5 Id, with auc-
tioneer's fees.
| Rosoommon.
Died.-July 80. Mr.. Flanagan. N. T.,
Elphin.-July 20. James Dolan, Cas-
tleruby.
DR.. Hanley Of Dublin, a Roscommon
man. has been elected Superintendent
Of the Paramount Sanatorium.
On July II. there was laid to rest
in Kilronan graveyard. where sleeps
Carolan, the last of the Irish bards,
the remains Of Mark Healy. He was
q well-known figure in the old days
whom Ireland needed men and had
them. He was born in Riverstown
| Co, Sligo, where his friends and rel
atives live, and for which he always
possessed a great love. He went to
Ballyfarnon in his young days and
carried on thriving business. He
was President in the Ballyfarnon
Land League Sociey In the stormy
days, and bent to no man in his ma
tional and political ideas.
/ Tyrone.
| Walter r. Crawford, The Priory.
Tullyhogue, a well-known Shorthorn
breeder and exhibitor, has been ap-
pointed, by Leeds University as Live
Stock Advisor or Yorkshire. at 500
lib. q year, and 200 lb. or expenses.
He was selected for the position out
Of long list of applicants.
W;ekloxm
The White Castle Wooden Mills es.
tablished little over two years ago
and which afforded employment to a
large number Of young men and wo-
men, is being wound up by the own
ers.
Died.-July ~, at Howth View.
sandymount. Dublin, Eleanor. daugh-
ter Of the late John Bolton, Esq,
Leaberg, County wicklow.-At Abbey
street. Wicklow. James Waters. hus-
band Of Christina Waters.
i Wsstmsath.
\ Died.-July %, James O'Connor, I'd.
monton.-Recently, Patrick McDer-
| mott, Freighmore.
i At q meeting Of the Delvin Guard
ians on July 20, the Clerk read let
ter from Mrs. Rigney rendering hel
resignation as midwife Of the Castle.
pollard district owing to ill-health. Mr.
Keegan handed in notice to have 9
pension granted to Mrs. Rigney. The
Clerk also read q letter Of resignation
from Miss B. Nugent as head nurse
who asked to be allowed to leave ir
three weeks. Miss M. Conalty, an.
other nurse, also wrote resigning hel
position, and asked to be allowed t.
60 away Immediately.
A business premises and farm o.
80 Irish acres Of good fattening lane
was put up for sale recently in tn,
Courthouse. Collinstown. The yearl,
J rent Of house and farm is 46 Id. PEI
year held judicially. Lemon Booth
auctioneer, conducted the sale. Their,
was numerous bidders for this valu.
able premises and lands known lat,
as Joseph Groves, formerly Sutton's
where a most lucrative business wa,
} carried on for the last 80 years. Bid
ding was generally between Johr
Talbot, Collinstown, and Michael Gull!
Of Delvin The lot was eventual,
knocked down to Michael Gully, To-
IT'S lb. .#
Wexford.
Messrs. M. ]. O'Connor and Co
solicitors, for the owners Of the Boy,
; estate, Rosslare. who are living ii
America. have received notification
} from the Land Commission that tn
money for the estate has been place.
on credit. and accordingly the hold
ings will be vested. at once in thu
tenants.
On July %. an inquest was held o,
II "a n