The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-04-05

and son, John Sullivan, of this city.
Benson, Minn.-John Mccarthy died
at the home of his brother, James.
in the town OF Kildare, on Friday.
March p. He was afflicted with can
Ger of the stomach and had been i'll
about two years. The deceased, who
was As years Of age. was born in
North Lake, Wis. and moved with
his parents in 1873 to the town OF
Kildare where he resided on the
homestead. He leaves to mourn their
loss his brother, James: two sisters.
Mrs. John. Bat Baitcll and Mrs. Jas.
Crowley. The funeral services were
held Easter Sunday from tho DC
Graft Catholic church. of which he
was devout member.
Wabasha. Minn.-Mrs. j. d. Cum
mings Of Minneapolis died Friday aft
ernoon Of last week following seri-
Gus operation, having been i'll for
some time. Mrs. Cummings sis
ter OF Mrs. r. ] Mullen OF this city
and several years ago made her home
in Wabasha, where she had wide
circle of friends. who regret deeply
her taking away. Mrs. Cummings was
43 years of age and leaves to mourn,
besides her husband. two sons, Harry
and George of Minneapolis, and three
sisters and two brothers: Mrs. T. j.
Mullen of Wabashd. Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Cue of Minneapolis, Mrs. Mary Neu-
gent OF WATERFOWL. s. d.. and Peter
Swift of Hillsville. S. d., and John
Swift Of Bently, N. ID. The funeral
was held from the Immaculate Con-
ception church at Minneapolis. Rev
Father Cullen officiating.
Rochester, Mnn.-An early morn
ing marriage took place at st. Johns
Catholic church March 26. Rev. Faith,
err O'Connor celebrated the nuptial
mass at s o'clock uniting in marriage
Mr.. Fred Donahue and Miss Marie
English. They were attended by MI.
Frank Donahue and Miss Elizabeth
English of Waseca. From the church
the bridal party went to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue on North
Broadway, where three-course
breakfast was served. The bride was
attired in a going-away gown of
brown. The couple departed on the
morning train for Arcadia. Wis. Upon
their return they will reside in this
city.
Benson, Minn-The funeral serv.
ices of II. J. Hogan We're held from
the Catholic church in the village OF
De Graft on Tuesday forenoon OF last
week at 1890, high requiem mass be.
ing celebrated by Rev. Father p. J.
Lucey. There were large number
Of relatives and friends Of the de-
ceased present at the services, which
we're very impressive. The follow
ing members of the family from Out
of the city were present at the serv
ices: Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Benedict
Winnipeg, Man.; Mrs. G. A. Calking
Edgerton, MINI; Mrs. RI. w, Grow
der OF Breckenridge and Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. Dittman OF Casselton. N. D.
Rochester. Minn.--Georgia Irene
Campion, Rochester young lad,
we'll known and beloved. entered into
rest March %. Miss Campion, who
was known to her intimate friends as
Babe" was born in Olmsted count,
"a years ago. Aug. IA, 1912. Most Of
her life has been passed in Rochester
where she won and held many cher
ished friendships. She was employed
| as teacher in the county schools
she served in the typesetting depart
ment OF the Post and Record and hel
last active work was as Office attend
ant for DR.. G. I. Joyce. She Is
mourned by many friends besides he
mother, Mrs. Daniel Campion; one
| brother. Michael. OF Rochester, ant
three sisters. Mrs. Nellie Sitter Of
Esmond, N. d.; Mrs. Gertrude Nc
Hugh and Miss Nan Campion of Roch
ester.