The Irish standard., 1914-05-23

Putte, Mrs. Gretter of Butte, Mont.
Misses Rose. Ellen. and Mary, who
reside at home. The brothers are
John and Bernard of this city, Emil
of Richland and Peter, who resides
at home. The funeral was from the
church Of the Sacred Heart Monday
May IL. Father Monge celebrated 3
requiem high mass.
Faribault. Minn.-The following
program rendered by the string or.
enestra and quartette of Beth,a,o..
~. Saturday evening. Mer u
was very much enjoyed and was oho o.
acterfzed by finished work va" 49, .nar'
e pa,,a. Barcolle. Hoffman: All Air * y:
s nallet, Hille; Nocturne, Kar en,r a.
W string quartette. Marcha s" ,1',.
eaire (for two vtolfns ans Mill
o,Ma,' oy Miss Kleven and Ms.
o. Ne,.. Menuetto all'antico. K KISS
s u.1,a ssolo-Melody in F, Ruhen.
solo ~ MISS 7. Farrell. Violin
wa.ance from End concarta '
R me,niaw 81 by Miss D. Payant 'sf TO-
'seeouf, Bizet. by orchestra. Ae
brainerd. Minn.-rba uo
I Eau. Order of Foresters, Aia en
h hs,.; . gave ave 15-cent luncheon and M,
~ nela a sale of fancy articles f1,n "Aa =
=, &c, o'clock Thursday Afternoon M moe'
-, at the Knights of Columbus s 1aa:
sta kellogg Minimize death nA IT.
s Mel' e Appel occurred wednesd, "
1872. ay .. stephen Appel was born ~
Lauden. Baden. Germany, IN o' 1oo IN
coming to America with his nar en+,
as as, q o.. ooy' On June 10. 1858, Mr.. An.
pel was married at St. Felix ch,nas
Mr r'a Ana., to Elizabeth Hillenbrandt.
MT; Appel is survived by his WIFE,
anu a., ten children: Mrs. John McMi,
lln' Theilman; John A. Appel p1atn
view eiew' William A. Appel, San Fran
s4s.o' Cal; August M. and Edward
a an appel New port. Wash; Frank =
appel, Highland; Ida NJ Ma, nn -
suite, suite. Mont; Stephen U. Anne, > !.
MISS mis- Amanda B Appel, Butte. tMnnt :.
Ellza A. Campbell. Bingham, 1Itah
Funeral services were held Moi an'
May II, from the 1mmaculats "a,
ceptlon church at Highland
Grand Ranfds ME-
ne.S who has been pastor Of tho
tn church at Grand Rapids for
me past six years will take a trim tn ~
europe in the near future 1872 ~
n nrs' TO his native land, Denmark
ana later visiting Sweden and NJ
way ana other continental countries
he expects to be gone about th ..s.
months. "'out three
Mr. George Cutting of rrimhe11e VI -,
MISS Isabel Reichert of Prescott. was
sulemnized at st. Joseph's catho1ic
nuion at y O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing Father Baur performed 49,
ceremony; Anthony zirnhelt If
lrlmbelle was best man and MIS-
CARA Reichert. sister of the hrida
Emmetsburg. Iowa.-Mrs pan
nara Bradley. one of the pioneer
l e passed away Wednesday, NAV
o. at the home of her daughter Mrs.
>. II. Brennan of West Bend sar,
ices were conducted at St. Thomas
cnufch. Rev. M. McNerney, the pas-
Tor officiating. Mary Quinn was
porn IN New York in 1897. She was
married in June. 1853, to Bernard
bradley. She is survived by eleven
sons and daughters. The SONS .ra
!: W. of Mason City. B. J. and M. r
VI vernon township, E. J. of Lost
1siano township and George P. of
Estherville. The daughters arc Mrs
Edward cabill and Mrs. A. A. Briggs
OF Emmetsburg. Mrs. J. P. Mahan If
ufaettlnger. Mrs. P. F. Littleton of
cylinder. Mrs. VIM. Currans of pit
ven and Mrs. ]. H. Brennan of West
Bend. " "es'
Duluth. Naturalization cere.
monies were held May Is at the Sac
req Heart auditorium for candidates
lor membership in division No =
ancient Order of Hibernians m.
lowing the initiation exercises musi-
Cal numbers were rendered by Mr.
and Mrs. J. McDermott. Arrange.
ments for the event were in charge Of
Thomas Tierney, M. McGinis A II
fltzgerad and w. E. Dougherty.
Waseca, Minn.-Mr. and Mrs
Ihomas Ryan celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary May 10. Mr.
and Mrs. Ryan were married in
Ripon, Wis. on May 10. 1894
Inc children are Mrs. R. Odekirk
Ihomas and Michael of this citv:
MRS I. F. Mccarthy of New Him.
Mrs. E. Russell of St. Paul: Mrs n
Agnow of Pocatella. Idaho. and Mrs
V. Aoudier of Roseville, Cal.
Waseca, Minn.-Miss Ada Nonge-
bauer died Friday morning. NAV 3
at her mothers home, New Rtchland
Funeral services were conducted at
All Saints Catholic church Monday
May IL. by Father L. A. Gossman
Ada Marie Neugebauer was horn
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