The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-01-24

Margaret O'Brien was born in the
county of Limerick, ireland, Dec. 25,
1884. Hence she was 70 years of
age. She came to America in 1850.
She was married to Edward Kelly in
1852. Two years later they moved to
Kane county, ILL.,, where they re-
sided for short time. In 1856 they
moved to Palo Alto county, subse-
quently residing in Emmetsburg and
vicinity. There is one son and there
are six daughters. The son is Will
liam Kelly of this place. The daugh-
tiers are Mrs. T. B. Walsh, Mrs. John
McNally of Emmetsburg, Mrs. T. J.
Mccoy of Cylinder, Mrs. ]. T. Ma
guire and Mrs. B. L. Mcguire of Ayr
shire and Mrs. T. w. Bradley of Ma
son City.
Kellogg, Minn.-Friends were shock
ed last Tuesday morning to learn of
the death Of Mr.. Patrick w. Shea, son
OF Mrs. Ellen Shea, who passed away
at an unknown hour Tuesday morning.
He had spent Monday afternoon in the
village and appeared in the same hap.
Fpy mood as always while greeting his
many friends. After reaching home
he conversed with his mother and Sis
ter, never complaining in the least.
When his sister called him in the
morning he gave no response and upon
entering the room she found that he
was cold in death. Deceased was
born in st. Louis, Mo-, July 2; 1862,
and while in youth arrived together
with his parents in this state, settling
In Wabasha county, where the fam.
lily made their home. Services were
held at ten o'clock Thursday morning
from st. Agnes church, Rev. A. P.
o'Moore officiating. Interment was
made in the family lot in st. Felix
cemetery at Wabasha.
Faribault, Minn.-The L. A., A. o. H.
and A. o. H. Div. No. 2, held a joint
installation at Music Hall in Shields
vile last Sunday evening. Rev.
Father Malloy installed the officers
after which cards were INDUCED in.
At midnight an oyster supper was
served and all present enjoyed good
time.
Faribault, Minn.-The officers-elect
of Division No. 1, A. o. H. of Rice
County and the Ladies' Auxiliary Dr.
vision No. 1, A. o. H., were duly in
stalled into Office for the coming year
Monday evening, last, at K. c. hall.
A large number of the members of
both societies were present to witness
the installation ceremonies and par
ticipate in the social which followed.
Rev. Father ]. ]. Malloy OF Shields
vile, county president of the order
for Rice County, who was to have
acted as master of ceremonies being
detained at home on account of be-
ing indisposed, Ex-state President M.
M. Shields was called to perform the
functions of installing officers.
The following are the names and
positions of the officers installed:
Division No. 1, ]. P. Kennedy, presi-
dent; D. W. Comford, vice president;
J. A. Campion, recording secretary;
j. w. Deverey, financial secretary:
Eugene O'Keefe, treasurer; Rev. Hem
ry Cahill, chaplain; Jas. Comford, ser.
geant-at-arms; G. Moore, sentinel;
Henry Dwyer, marshall; DR.. P. A.
Smith, physician.
Ladies' Auxiliary, Miss Josephine
HAHN, president; Mrs. Mary Shields,
vice president; Mrs. Catherine Lam
bert, recording secretary; Mrs. EN-.
ma Kasper, financial secretary; Miss
Kate Gavin, sentinel; Miss Nellie
Casey, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Sarah
e. Murphy, treasurer.
After the installation ceremonies
were finished Rev. Father Cahill, in a
most felicitous and appropriate ad-
dress, presented on behalf of the La
dies of the Auxiliary handsome
cameo breach to Mrs. Shields, the
retiring president of the Auxiliary.
The recipient thanked the ladies for
their gift and for their valuable as
sistance during the time she had
presided over their society.
The presiding officers then called
for remarks for the good of the or
der. Brief but interesting addresses
by Father Cahill, President Kennedy,
President HAHN, DR.. p. A. Smith, Mrs.
Emma Kasper, Miss Mary Coogan,
state treasurer Of the auxiliary, Dan
lei Q'Brien. Leo L. Shields, J. p. Shea
and others.