The Irish standard., 1913-09-27

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attending surgeon ana to the members
Of the household that very little could
be done for him. The absent mem-
bers Of the family were summoned and
they reached his bedside just before he
passed away. The funeral was held
Wednesday forenoon. There was q
large attendance Of old friends and
neighbors. The members of the A. o.
H., to which he had belonged for many
years, attended in q body. Services
were held at Assumption church, Very
Rev. P. F. Farrelly omciating. The
burial was in st. Johns cemetery:
The pail bearers. most OF whom were
members Of the 40. H., were ]. p.
Carney, Charles Nolan, John Fitz-
patrick, Peter o:Brien, Frank A.
Duffy and M. M. Maher.
Montgomery, Minn.-Mrs. Catherine
Judge succumbed at her home in the
village of Kilkenny last Saturday
morning, following an illness Of brief
duration, the cause Of her death be-
ing acute gastritis. The deceased was
a native of Ireland. being born in the
county Mayo, on April 16. 1S41, and
consequently attained the age of 72
years four months and ~ days. She
died at a. m. Just with the awak-
ening life of a new day she went to
sleep like tired child. 1t was just
as the birds carolled the coming Of
the morning and just as the rosy fing-
ers Of the orb Of day tinted the east
ern sky with sheet of, glory. Surely
a most fitting time for pure spirit
to take its flight heavenward.
When little girl Mrs. Judge left
the Emerald Isle with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David rimlon, for Ontario,
Canada and remained in the latter
province until she reached the age OF
18 years. She then came to Saginaw
Mich, where she married her late hus-
band. Mr.. Judge. After spending a
few years at Topeka, Kan. Faribault
and shieldsville. they removed to Kill
kenny In 1871 where. they Continued
to make their home until called by
DEATH Mrs. Judge, was the mother Of
seven children. four sons and three
daughters, three of whom survive,
Frank D. Judge and Mrs. Mary Judge
Of Kilkenny and Mrs. Henry p. Fink
Of Northfleld. The funeral services
were held at ct. Canice's Catholic
church at half past nine o'clock last
Monday morning. Rev. Father Prem
dergast officiating, who also preached
a very appropriate funeral sermon, and
the interment was made in the family
lot beside her husband in Calvary cem-
etery. A large funeral cortege paid
their respects to the departed at the
grave. Mrs. Judge was devout
Christian woman, and was an active
and consistent member Of the Roman
Catholic church all, during her life. Her
memory will be cherished by many
warm friends made during long and
useful life. May her soul rest in peace
| Faribault, Minn.-Mary, beloved
wife Of George Fischer, of the town OF
Cannon City, died recently of compli.
cation of diseases at the family home
about one and one-half miles east OF
the Faribault city limits. The maiden
name Of the deceased was Mary Karp
She was born in Kenosha, Wis, June
"A, 1872. She came with her parents
to the town of New Market, Scott
county, when q child and there grew
to womanhood. She was married to
George Fischer at the Catholic church.
New Market, November "a, 1890. Ten
years ago last March. Mr.. Fischer
purchased farm in the town of Can
non City, and moved his family onto
1t, and Mrs. Fischer resided there un-
til the time of her death. She is sur
vived by her husband and seven chill
dren. Anna, Joseph j., Thacla, Rosa
Frank. Edward and Christie. She is
also survived by her aged mother, who
resides in the village Of New Market
Scott county. and four brothers and
Ave sisters. Deceased was a devoted
and exemplary wife ana mother. The
sympathy of many friends is extended
to the sorrowing family in their great
loss The funeral will take place Fri
day morning at 9 O'clock from the
Church Of st. Lawrence. where a high
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