The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-17
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GRAND WEDDING AT ROCHESTER
Tie Slatterly 'Seanlan Nuptlala Are Per
! formed BY Rev. Father R,ordan in
St. Johns Church.
MINNESOTA.
| Father y. J. Tralnor, Of Faribault
takes the place made vacant by Father
Christie's removal to MINNEAPOLIS.
| Jno. w. Wilson of Faribautt. took the
| first prize OF $50 90 at the Chicago The
ological Seminary for the best essay o.,
Inspiration"
| John Carroll, one Of the eldest and
most respected citizens of the town of
| Webster, died early Monday morning.
and was buried at Hazlewood Wednes-
| day.
T. M. Keete, OF Morton, departed for
St. Paul "Wednesday in answer to II call
from Mr.. McGIue. who vent down g
short time ago, and whose health is still
failing,
Michael Janev, of Bernadotta, has re
Gently erected one of the incest farm
residences in che county. Ha has just
begun drive we'll on his farm, as his
water played out in his bored well,
which was down 20 feet, and he Is
obliged to 60 deeper.
The residence OF Jas O O'Brten, prom
inent farmer of Ridgsly township was
totally DESTROYED by fire Last Wednesdsy
morning. Most Of the household fur
niture was also DESTROYED together with
the grainery aud all It's contents. As
the property was only ertialiy insured
the loss sustained is quite heavy. The
origin Of che fire is NOT known.
One OF the Dleasantes5 events of the
season in Rochester, was the wedding
last TUESDAY,, OF Miss Bridget ScAns4n
and Mr.. Michael Slatterly. Tue Ger
euaony was performed ia st. johns
church In this city, the R3v. Father
Eiordan officiating. In this evening a
reception WAS held at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, MI. and Mrs, Thos.
ScanIan, at which there ws.s Il large
gathering. That right royal g ,od
time was had goes without saving. The
bride was the recipient OF numsrous
valuable and appropriate presents
After time the couple will reside In
st. Paul.
Mrs. J. Kasper, of FarlbauIt, died last
Monday evening, She had been ill for
some time Of con 1un ption but bore her
afn c5ioa with q Christian resignation
which leaves no doAbt OF the future.
She had been wife onIv about three
years and leaves a husband and onn
child In whose hearts her im age will al
ways occupy the most prominent place.
The funeral cook place from ths church
Of the Immaculate Conception, and hec
remains we're laid. by host OF loving
friends in the Catholic cemetery. to rest
uatil the resurrection. Mr.. T. ssper and
all Jhe relatives have the heartfelt sym
pathy OF all who knew her.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Godfrey
Endres and Miss Anna Frances V,lZ
Of Farbauit were married in st. Law
renee church. The ceremony was pet-
formed by Rev. Father Pdvlin, and the
principals were attended by M,chael
Endres aud Miss Mary VoIz. brother
and sister of the groom and bride. Miss
Mamie O'Neil presiding at the organ.
the church being most appropriately
decorated, with fl.,wsrs and evergreens
After the ceremony the bridal party re
paired to the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine VoIz,
where repast was spread worthy OF
the gods and at which hunger raDidlv
gave Way. Mr.. Kntrss is young man
OF splendid habits and one of the beat
cigar makers with Massrs. Sheeran &
Filler, and the bride is the oldest
daughter OF Mr.. Valentine Voz aud is
u Young lady worthy in everv way of the
happiness which now seems to be as
sured her.
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, at the
church of the immaculate Conception.
Faribauit, Mr.. Geo. F LieD aud Miss
Mary Mem .nu5 were married The
ceramoDy was perform ID by Rev. j. j
(1Connor, aud Jhe organ was presldei
over by Miss Mary Y ,iz The church
was properly and handsomely prepared
for the ceremony by fr,euds with f,ral5
decorations. The bridal couple were
attended to the altar By Mss Mary Hal
lett and Nc. w IF. Lynch, aid after the
cersmony they repaired. with a host of
relatives and Immediate friends, to3 the
residence OF the brides parents. wsleres
a sum mDtuous feast Was spread, to which
all did amD!a justice. Mr.. Liab is one
a