The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
THE NORTHWEST. !.
MINNESOTA.

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Father u. O'Sulllvan, Of Austin, met
with quite serious accident near Wal
than, Mower county, short time ago.
His team ran away and threw Father
O'Sullivan and the driver, Mike Nc.
Neeley. out Of the rig. Both were in
jured quite severely.
George O'Brien and Miss Brotherton,
both of West Duluth, were married at
st. James Catholic church, that city,
Tuesday morning of last week. That
evening reception was given at the
home of the brides parents, which we're
attended by large number of the
friends of the couple. ~
On Tuesday, the 23d ult., at st. Mary's
church, Waverly, by Rev. Joseph Gull
lot, pastor, Lawrence Madden, of Hen
derson, Sibley county, was married to
Miss May Young, of Woodland. The
BRIDES cousin, MISS Maggie Young, of
Buffalo, attended her, while brother of
the groom acted as best man Mr.. and
Mre. Madden left on the afternoon train
for their future home at Henderson.
The best wishes of host of friends ac-
company them
A happy wedding took place recently
in st. Cloud at the Pro-Cathedral when
Miss Lizzie Eich, of that city, and Mr..
Martin Molitor, of Rockville, were mar
ried, Rev. Father Gregory, of the I'm.
maculate Conception church, ST. Cloud,
officiating. The wedding was quiet
one. Miss Lizzie Molitor was the
bridesmaid while MIR. Joseph Eich was
best man. The wedding was celebrated
at the home of the bride in that city.
The newly married couple will make
their home at Cold Spring.
DR.. N. j. Pinault and wife and the
Misses Pinault and maid arrived in ST..
Cloud Saturday evening from Paris,
France, says recent issue of the St.
Cloud Times. A few intimate friends
greeted them at the station and they at
once drove to No. 300 Third avenue
south, where they will make their home.
They were also accompanied by Paul
Berthon. nephew of Mrs. Pinault, of
Paris, who has recently returned from
Soudan and the Congo state in Africa.
He is an agriculturist and has in pa It
years engaged extensively in farming. He
will 90 to Red Lake Falls, whore he and
DR.. Pinault have large tracts of land.
He intends to pursue farming there.
John G.. Brown, of Duluth, stopped in
st. Cloud last night and this morning.
s.Major Baldwin can feel proud of the
esteem in which he is held by the people
of the Sixth district everywhere, said
Mr.. Brown to Times reporter of that
city at the Grand Central hotel. "Since
his nomination have seem people FROM
nearly all parts of the district, and ev-
erywhere the Democrats are united in
his behalf and enthusiastically aiding in
his reelection From what I have
heard l feel sati fed that he will be
elected by great plurality. Certainly
the prospects now are much more en-
couraging that they were two years ago.
The people understand the important
measures that Major Baldwin has intro
ducad in congress and the good that will
RESULT from them to the district. They
will send him back to complete this bus
mess legislation F"
WISCONSIN,.
Mr.. John Egan died or October 18th
after long illness through which he
suffered very patiently. He died at the
home Of his son, Dennis Egan, of Ray
mond, Stearns county, MINI. He was
70 years old and was born in Ireland
For forty years he was resident of
Canada. He came to- Stearns county
twenty-three years ago and has lived
there ever since. Three Of his. children
survive him: T. H. Egan, of Mime
apolis; Dennis Eagan and. Mrs James
Rooney, of Raymond. At one time he