The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-05-02


French Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van
Houte. of Medford; Mr.. Walter and
Miss Rose Henry of Walcott, and
Mrs. Dan Mahoney of Wells.
Faribault, Minn.-Organize Juve.
nile Division.-Wednesday evening
April Is, Juvenile division of the
L. A. A. o. H. and A. o. H. was or
ganized at X. P. hall. The officers
were installed by T. F. Doyle, state
president. About one hundred boys
and girls were initiated into the or
der.
Faribault, Minn.-The Young
girls club of the Trinity League met
Sunday. April 10, in I. o. o. F. hall.
A large number were present. Rev.
Father E. Monge addressed the club.
The officers are as follows: Chair
man. Miss Rose Endres; vice chair
man, Miss Angelina Caron; secre-
tary. Miss Bridget Coughlin; treasur-
| ell VM1SS OldTd 0Leuloy.
Hastings, Minn.-Mr. John Kons-
bruck died on Tuesday morning,
April FL. at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Susan Donndelinger. He was
born in Gutenberg, Germany, June
"a. 1847, coming to America in the
spring of 1872, and resided in Au-
rora, ILL.,, and afterwards in Dubuque
and later came to Minnesota. He is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Susan
Donnedelinger, Hastings, and Mrs.
Mary Knockles, Chicago. His fun
eral was held Thursday morning,
April %, from st. Boniface Church,
at O'Clock, Rev. William Eversman
officiating. Interment in st. Boni-
fac cemetery.
.Waverly. Minn.-Mrs. Eli Demar-
ais passed Away Friday-Died, at
her home April II, in Marysville,
Mrs. Eli Demarais, aged Fl years.
She was of an affectionate dispo-
sition, bright and winning in her
ways. so that friendships circle was
to her large one.
A few years ago she was married
to Eli Demarais of Marysville, whom
she leaves two small children to
mourn her loss.
The funeral services were held al
St. Mary's Catholic church Monday
J and interment took place in the
Marysville Catholic cemetery.
Jordan, Minn.-Michael, son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gerold of Jordan
was married in Minneapolis Tuesday
morning. April Fl, to Miss Marie
Lica of that city. The ceremony
took place at st. Elizabeth's church
, at o'clock, Father Kline official
ing.
The newly welded couple will re
| side In Minneapolis where the groom
has position with the Berger Mfg
Co.
Waverly, Minn.-Mrs. Patricl
Powell. aged "a years. died in Min
neapolis Sunday, April 10.
The deceased was born in Galwa,
Co.. Ireland. where she was married
In 1851 they came to the U. S., set
/ Ting in Minocka, Pa, and in June
) 1859, they came to Minnesota t.
| Waverly. Mr.. Powell died about
, years ago. and shortly after Mrs
Powell went to Minneapolis to live
| with her daughter, Mrs. Ranchen
The deceased leaves six children
John. Patrick, Mrs. ellison and Mrs
Ranchen, of Minneapolis; Michael. o.
jamestown, N. D., and Mrs. Georgt
Doherty, of Cambridge, Mass. Sh,
, also leaves two Sisters, Mrs. Walsh
and Mrs. Lacey, of Minook, Pa.
In Waverly the funeral was helt
from St. Mary's church Wednesda,
morning, April %. at 9 o'clock
!, Father Moore, the Pastor, sang tn,
Requiem Mass.
The remains were inferred in st
Mary's Cemetery.
Wabasha, Minn.-Anthony Nc
CURE, who had been seriously il
with pneumonia. passed away Thurs
1 day. April 90, at 1905 O'Clock a
Y the home of his daughter. Mrs. H. L
4 Wahl. He leaves, besides his daugh
: ter. one brother, F. M. Mcclure o
Eau Claire, Wis. The remains wer,
: prepared for shipment to Eau Claire
leaving Friday afternoon at I'LL
o'clock. The funeral was held Sat
> urday morning, with services at st
: Patrick's church, Eau Claire. Rev
: A. B. G. Dunno officiated.
Anthony Mcguire was born a
> Quebec, Canada, March /, 1853. A
f a young man he went to Eau Claire
Wis. He was married to Miss Mar.
} Mahaney at Eau Claire in Septem
l Der, 1880, who died years lat
: er. Two years ago he came to Wa
basha to- reside with his daughter. H,
{ was a member of the Catholi
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