The Irish standard., 1888-06-02
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D0INGS IN DAKOTA TERRITORY

Miss Maria j. Boland Heads the List c
Graduates Of the Mankato
Normal School.
MINNESOTA.
Mrs. J. Mccarthy, Of Morris, mour1lt
the loss Of Il sou.
The funeral of Miss M. r. Coughlan
OF Barry, was largely attended.
Marshal Dolan, of Graceyi|le who has
been i'll for some time is able to be
around again.
w. J. O'Neil, is closing out his stock
Of goods preparatory to his removal to
Tacoma, Washing son Territory, from
Clinton, Mimi.
Thomas Cough}an, Of Morris, had one
Of his hands badly crushed while COUP
ling cars at Cyrus last week. The
exact condition Of the injury has not
been learned.
| Johnny, the young child Of hirs.
O'Ma]ly, Of Morris, who was SO badly
crushed sometime ago while playing
about the turn table, died last week
after q prolonged siege of excruciating
pain.
Mrs. Johanna IWelch died at St. Peter,
d week ago last Sunday night Of gener-
al debility st tins age Of II years. She
leaves one child. Mrs Burns, who lives
in that city The funeral took place
from the Catholic church and was large
ly attended.
Mrs. Jeremiah O'Brien, one Of the
oldest residents of Preston, Mimi. was
buried at that place OH Decoration Day.
She was lady who had large circle
Of acquaintances throughout the State,
all of whom will sincerely regret ler
death and revere her memory with pre-
found respect.
The marriage OF Frank Chambers, of
Mankato, and Alice Powers, Of Lake
Prairie, occurred at the Catholic church
st. Peter, last Thursday forenoon; the
service being performed by Rev. Fa-
ther McCabe. In the evening a gorge
Gus reception was held at the residence
cf the brides parents in Lake Prairie.
The bride is well known as the estimi-
BILE daughter of John Powers.
! We are pleased to announce that Miss
Maria }. Boland's name, Of this county
heads the list Of graduates at the Mail
kato Normal School this year. She
took the latin, or four years course and
completed it in one year. Miss Bo.
lands scholarship and ability as a
teacher, are of the highest order. She
entered the Madison school in st. Pau
in '73, and graduated in one year, at the
head of her class; in I'd she entered the
High School of chat city, at the head ol
100 pupils. The teachers profession. IL
make it a success, requiers Thorough
and varied knowledge Of letters. Miss
Boland possesses these requisites in az
eminent degree, as demonstrated in th'
many schools that she has been con
nected with. Continue your school
work, Maria.-Green Isle Democrat.
Married, at the Catholic Church O
Shieldsville. Mimi, Tuesday. May %
by Rev. Father sleavin, Mr.. Edward
Evans, of Anaconda, Mon, and Miss
Sarah M. Carroll Of Erin, MINI. Miss
Mollle Murphy, niece of the bride acted
as bridesmaid and Mr.. George Conroy
of Minneapolis. cousin of the groom
acted as groomsman. After the mar
riage the happy couple repaired to The
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward z. Carroll, of Erin
Rice county, partook of bounteouE
repast and received the congratulations
of their numerous friends, The pres
ents were numerous and costly. Silver
castor, from George Conroy; silver but
UCl Cs SOA1OLe3 OA1fOA SdhO Od0hCO
Nellie Murphy; set silver spoons, Mrs,
Cassidy; set silver knives and forks,
Henry Morgan; silver table spoons,
Mollie E. Murphy, cousin to bride
silver spoons, Kate Sheahan; silver but.
ter dish and pickle castor, Mollie
Murphy, Mollie Herman, Eliza Foley,
Mamie Garrlty; bed covers; Mrs
Keegan; dress pattern, Mrs. Mcbride;
card receiver and chair tidy, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Mosher; tablecloth, bowl and
pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Smith; one
dozen napkins, Miss Josie Brown; glass
set, Nellie Meehan; candle sticks, Miss
A. Cavanaugh; tidy and iamberquin,
Lizzie Carroll; feather pillows, Mrs. II.
Conroy; sugar bowl, r. Doyle; bed
spread, Mollie Murphy; silver sugar
spoon, r. z, Sherwood; silver fruit dish,
Bessie Crosby; two dozen handsome
towels, Kate Sheehan, Kate Foley,