The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-07-12
MUNSTER.

MUNST Elk.
New potatoes grown by T. Corloy.
Roxboro', were sold in Limerick last
week at about is per Id.
Ennistymon branch 1. T. and G. w.
U. made presentation to T. L. Brown
in recognition of his work while man
ager.
Mr.. De MMonagle, secretary, was
presented with cheque by the Cen
trail Club, Killarney, on the occasion
of his marriage.
Cork plotholders yesterday decided
to ask the L. G. Board for fiXity Of
tenure, as the scheme in the city had
worked advantageously.
The body of Thos. Lehman, "a, son
of Daniel Lehman, gamekeeper OH
the Young estate, Lismore, was found
in the Blackwater. He had been miss
ing for days.
Bantry dispensary doctors are seek
ing for increases of salaries, and the
Guardians find it impossible to get
medical man for Glengariffe even at
an enhanced salary
The Grand Jury found bills in two
cases out of three at Tralee Quarter
Sessions, and in these the petty jur-
les acquitted. John Burke, Court
brack, was awarded 9164 compensa-
ton for 10 cattle being driven off his
land, as a result of which died.
Mr.. de Roiste, M. p, speaking at a
Cord aeridheacht, attributed the re-
vival of the CONSUMPTION orp and other
rumors to the action of Southern I'm.
ionists in London, and warned the
people not to be misled by the state
ment that Ireland was out of the
Peace Conference.
The Shannon fair, held at Mount
Trenchard, Foynes, from Thursday to
Sunday, to raise funds for new pa
rochial house at Ballybohill, was a
big success. Over e100 was collected
at the gates alone on the opening
day. The fair was held in grounds
lent by Lord Monteagle to Rev. FIR.
O'Carroll, P. P; Rev. FIR. Mccarthy,
c. c., and the committee.
Killarney U. D. G. and Guardians
meetings were adjourned as mark of
respect to the late G.. Connihan, U. D.
G. P. L. G. Both bodies passed votes
of sympathy with DR.. VIM. O'Sullivan
on the death of his sister-in-law, the
wife of James w. O'Sullivan, ex. U. S.
A. Minister at s. Domingo, and daugh-
ter of Stephen O'Mara, Limerick.
Bantry magistrates voted coincidence
to Rev. Canon O'Grady, rector, on
the death of his brother.
]. O'Brien, pig buyer, Pope's road,
Cork, died suddenly while attending
Ballineen fair.
E. A. Ryan, solicitor, Dungarvan,
was elected coroner for waterford by
the Waterford County Council.
Patrick Downey, farm laborer, in
the employment of Mrs O'Donnell
Carrigeen, Brosma, recently had a
very narrow escape from drowning
while carting load of hay for his
employer to neighboring farm, hav
ing to cross rapid ford in the river
Clydagh, tributary of the Feale (the
only way Of exit to the public road)
which was then slightly swollen, the
car overturned. Downey fortunately
succeeded to swim across and land in
safety.
The burial has taken place of Sister
Mary Patrick of the Listowel Presen
tation Convent. The deceased lady
who was over 80 years of age, spent
62k years of her religious life in the
Listowel Convent. Deceased, who was
Miss Cronin in the world, was a native
of Killarney. The funeral in the con
vent burial ground was largely attend
ed. The Very Rev. Canon O'Connor
P. p, v. F., assisted by Rev. M. Daily
G. c.; Rev. G. O'Sullivan, c. G. rea6
the burial service.
Lieut. Col. the Rev. FIR. Jas. Stack
"a native OF DrumcOllOgher, who Wat
three times mentioned in dispatches
has received the o. B. E.
J. ]. Wyley, Sec. I. G. w. u, ha!
been returned unopposed as councillor
for the Custom House Ward, Water
ford.
M. Goulding, chauffeur, Skibbereen
John Houghey, fish merchant, Balti
J more, and Peter Moore, do, were in
, jured in motor accident. The ca
ran off the road. Goulding was uncon
; scious for some time. The others re
ceived slight injuries.
A young man named Patk. O'Brier
. Farrell's square, Cork, while ascend
, ing Blarney Castle, missed his footin
, and fell from the first floor. Cap
, Evans, E. Lanes, Regt., conveyed hir
to the North Infirmary, where he wa