The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-02-27
The late J. R. Donaldson, solicitor,
Dundalk, left estate valued at Gill;

The late J. R. Donaldson, solicitor,
Dundalk, left estate valued at Gill;
100.
Mayo.
There was extraordinary conflict of
opinion between medical men at Swim
ford quarter sessions regarding an ap-
plicatton by an insurance company to
have weekly compensation discon-
tinued in the case of a young man
named Patrick Morrisroe, whose foot
was injured by a hay knife. Drs.
Wheeler, MERGERS hospital, Dublin,
and Conor Mcguire, Claremorris, ties.
tilted that he had fully recovered and
was fit for work. while Drs. E. w.
Mulligan. Swinford. and G. A. Coen,
Ballaghadereen, said he would never
be fit for laboring work again. The
judge dismissed the application with
six guineas expenses.
Meath.
The resignation has been accepted
with regret by the Ardee Guardians
of DR.. NJ. Keelan, who was attached
to Dunleer dispensary district for over
80 years.
The deaths are announced of Will
liam, second son of the late Denis
Nulty, Braynstown, Slane-At her
residence, Haggard street, Trim, Jane
Taaffe.
Monaghan.
There was note of dissent at Mon
Afghan council, F. Duffy objecting to
the reelection of Thomas Gallagher,
j. P, as chairman, on the ground
that he was "a man from another
county," but the motion was passed.
The new vice chairman, w. Martin,
solicitor, is Unionist, and replaces
the late R. H. Parke.
st. Macartan's Hall, Monaghan, was
crowded to hear Rev. Patrick Lyons
ADM, Dundalk, lecture on The Rec
ent Conclave, Before and After"
Father Lyons, it will be remembered,
acted as Cardinal I.ogues secretary
when his Eminence went to Rome
for the election of new Pope. His
Lordship, Most Rev. DR.. McKenna,
bishop OF Clogher, presided, and there
was large attendance of clergy After
the lecture selections were rendered
by the Monaghan Catholic orchestra
and the song for the Pope was SUNG
by Father Mulligan.
Queens.
John P. Moy, who has been elected
Chairman of the marlborough Town
Commissioners, is President of the
local Irish National Volunteers and
vice president of the U. 1. L. branch.
At st. Fintan's, Mountrath, by the
Rev. Edward Brennan, P. P, Robert
Gaffey, of Scardane, Roscommon, was
married to Katie, eldest daughter OF
Edward Fitzpatrick, cattle dealer
Mountrath.
The death is announced at Avolia
House, Mountmellick, of Thomas
Dunno, father of Rev. P. j. Dunno
S. M.
Sligo.
Alderman John links was unani
mously reelected Mayor of Sligo. In
proposing his reelection Alderman
Foley paid tribute to the manner in
which Alderman links discharged his
duties. Alderman Higgins briefly sec
onded. Councillors Hanly, Kelley
and Roche supported the motion.
Helena F. Spelman, Aclare, was g
successful candidate at the prelimi
nary examination of the Pharmaceuti
cal Society of Ireland.
Wicklow.
objection was taken to the election
of H. McCarroll to the Craftsmanship
of the Wicklow Council by D. Haskins
who alluded to him as an official Of
the Council, but Mr.. McCarroll said
that was not so. r. H. Willis, Union
list, was proposed for the vice chair
manship, but Laurence Byrne was re
elected by 10 votes to 5.
At his residence, Knockroe, Kill
coole, the death took place of John
second son of the late Lawrence Cool
ing.
Westmeath.
The Mullingar District Council has
approved of the scheme for a line Of
railway between Mullingar ana Kells
Bernard Lennon, Athlone, was
among the successful candidates al
the recent preliminary examination OF
the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland
The death took place January q
1915, at his residence, 4 Austin Friars
street, Mullingar, of owen McGoveran
Order for Creditors to Present Claims
Etc.
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state of Minnesota. County of Henne-
pin. Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Corne-
Illus Donovan deceaaed