The Irish standard., 1889-07-13
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Irish Standard.
MARRIED AT ASHLAND, WIS
An Excellent Entertainment Given at TIE
Convent in Austin Last Tuesday
Evening.
MINNESOTA.

Evening.
MINNESOTA.
| Miss Laura Sullivan, Of Spring
Valley. is visiting Misses Alice and
| Erin Sullivan of Austin.
Mr.. VIM. Delahanty and Miss Maggie
HanLon were married On Monday Of
last week at the home of the bride in
Belle P!ain3,
Morris Sun Auditor Giltinan re-
turned home from Hastings on Sunday
morning. where he left Mrs. GilJinan
conYaiescent.
Mary, the hve-year old daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Gaffney, of Morris, died
at the family residence in that village
on Friday, June %, OF measles and
pneumonia.
Ed. Casey. who spent last winter in
Washington Territory and has since
been looking over Oklahoma and some
Of the Southern States, returned to
Graceyiile last week.
s. G. Murphy, Of Morris, hiss ten
dered his resignation as a member Of
the village conncil< his business re-
curing his presence in Duluth, where
{le has become manager Of the Sun,
published in that City,
The little girl of John Flood, who
lives 3 few miles south Of Austin, fell
out OF d hammock. at the house of E. J.
Aa1as in that city recently and had her
arm broken. DR.. Allen attended the
child, and she is now doing finely.
c;raceyi]le Democrat Miss MAY Cos
tello, daughter Of Hon. K. A. Costello,
IS on visit TO friends and relatives in
this place. Miss Costello has been at
tending school in Lake City for the
past year and will spend a few weeks in
our community before returning to
Duluth.
Rochester Record and Union Mr..
Fat Fogarty. one Of the old time Ro'
chester boys, but more recently of Els
worth, Mimi, is in The city. Mr..
Fogarty is at present carrying Oh a
large gralD and seed business at Els
worth. Patis here more properly OH an
affaire du cceur. and the probability is
that tie will take one Of Rochester IS
young Ladies' back with him.
A delightful musicale was reno sre(l
at the convent in Austin last Tuesday
evening. TIE following was the pro.
gralnue :-"
Greeting Chorus, Vocal Glass duet,
eight hands. g. Lucrecia Borgia," Misses
a. Kelly, M. Garri5y, NJ. Christie, l.,
Cook quartette, - Waltz Brilliant y
Master g. BELLY, Miss S, Geraghty
vocal duet, double. "W'hen Morning Is
Bays" Misses Quincy, Clarity, Fur
long, Mclaughlin; sextette, " PADDY
Carey,'' Misses Fisher, Moonan, Elan
igan, CUM, Cook, Hurlbur /; recitation,
Miss f. Meany; duet, @oiege Of Co.
rlnth,'' Misses keenan,, Furlong,
Meany, Garrity'; quartette, Friend
ship. Love and Song" Mrs. Fairbanks,
Misses Mclaughlin, Quincy, Garrity ;
duet, "Silvery Starlight, Rondo,' y
Master Kelly. Miss Cook; vocal duet,
sthe Pilot Brave" Mrs. j. Fairbanks.
Miss NJ. Furlong; trio, double "Obe-
ron," Miss Eurlbut, Cronan, Keneyen,
Fitch, Cook, Keenan, piano solo,
81 Irish Diamonds Miss S. GeraghtY [;
recitation, How Ruby" Played, Master
T. Kelly; chorus, /" Where the Beauti
full Rivers Flow" Misses Collins, Cham
bersi Gender, Dawson, Fisher, Cronan,
KeneYan; duet, Last Rose ofSummer, u
Misses Geraghty, keenan,; quartette,
"Those Evening Bells" Mrs. Ober,
Misses Fitch, Garrity, Quincy piano
SOLO, Fairy Dance" Miss A. keenan, :;
chorus" "Quid Retribualn," Mrs. Ober,
Misses Kelly, Keneven, Garrity, Nc
LaughIin. Davidson ;accompanist, Miss
A. keenan,.
DAKOTA.