The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-01-18

ate cause OF her death was pncu-
nonia, with which she was taken a
few weeks ago. and her weakened con-
dition made it Impossible to with-
stand its ravages Deceased was one
Of the oldest ald most highly re-
spected residents Of iDonnelly. and
while death was Il welcome relief to
the sufferer. all those who knew her
deeply regret she could not have been
spared in good health many more
years. She was cighty-two years old
when she died. She leaves to mourn
her death her husband and the fol-
Farley of Donnely, Vincent of Fox
home, y. d., Mrs. Sheridan Of Du-
lnth, Mrs. Garrisan and Frances of
Eonnclly. Tho funeral was held at
ST. Theresa church at Donnelly. Those
attending the services from here wero
MIR. and Mrs. James Griffith. Mrs. A.
Fritz ard Miss Katherine Griffith am!
George Griffith of Gracevilic.
Langdon, y. D.-Thc marriage OF
Miss Bertha McGauvran. daughter Of
Postmaster and Mrs. John McC;auv-
ran of this city, and Mr.. w. l.. Cahill
of Fargo, was solcmnized on Tuesday
morning of last week ut $50 o'clock,
performed by Rev. Father O'Driscoll.
mi <t,,,
q Reilly and Mr.. Frank Sullivan, both
Intimate friends of the family, at
tcndcC the couple lis brides maid and
best man. After a forenoon reception
at the McGauvran home Mr. and Mrs.
Cahill left ON the noon train for Fargo
where they will he at home after
March LIST.
Waba sfa. NInn.-Onc or the early
settlers of Highland township passed
away i'm the person of James Rodgers,
hose death occurred ut his late
home in Greenfield, on the outskirts
of Kellogg. on Friday, January Bird,
1913. The inlirmitics OF age had told
on tho rugged constitution and Mr..
Rodgers had been declining in health
for some years. The funeral WIS
held OIL Monday with services at ST.
Agnes church in Kellogg, Rev. Arthur
p. O'Moore officiating. The remains
were taken to Conception, where they
We're laid to rest in SIS. Fetcr AMI
Pl,,l cemetery. James Rodgers WAS
born in County Kerry, Ireland, in De-
cenlher 1925. lie spent his youth
among the healthy SURROUNDINGS of
tic Emerald Isle, and following tho
example OF many young 1rishmen of
fhat clay, cmigrated to America. the
land OF promise. He arrived in the
u1ited States III 1s47 ana went to
NcrristcWn in that state to Miss
Sarah Murray, in the fall of 1856. Ten
PENNSYLVANIA. He was married at
Years later they came west and set
tied in Highland township, this coun-
ty Five children were born to then,
ono boy and one girl having since
died. Mrs. Rodgers preceded her l1us-
band to the grave in September, 1904
Mr.. Rodgers retired from tho farm
in 1910. The surviving members OF
the family are James Rodgers, of
Greenfield, Margaret Rodgers of kcl.
logs, and Jane Rodgers of Rochester
Kellogg, MINI. After "A. long AID
useful life Mrs. Michael Daly passed
to her reward at her home IN kellogg
Monday evening. January Str, at ST..
O'Clock. Mrs. Dady had been Very III
for some time and death was due ia
congestion of the lungs. SLc is sur.
VlVed by the aged husband, one son
Joil:l Dady of Wabasha, and three
daughters, Mrs. r. l.. Weimerskirsch
of kellogg, Mrs. w. johnson of Wi.
mona, and Mrs. M. c. Lurd of Wa.