The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-20
THE NOR TEL w ESI
Important Happenings n Various
Sections az Cleaned from
Our Exchanges. !.
AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES !:
Patrick Kelly. An Old Resident OF
Wright County, Dies at
Waverly.
MINNESOTA.

s. MINNESOTA.
The Republican city convention, held
at Still " ter Monday, nominated: For
mayor, E. j. Hospes; treasurer, A. e..
Hospes; alderman, First ward, G. S. Wei
shons; Second, Alfred johnson; Third,
Jas. Connors:
Mrs. Margaret Walsh ri Assumption,
this state, died on tha,z3d ult. Deceased
was Is years olsfIt the time OF her death,
and resident o, Assumption for 26 years.
She leaves Borrowing husband, one son
and tYe daughters to mourn her demise
Vary Hanlon, aged three years, the
Laughter OF Mrs. Jas. Hanlon, OF Shields
vile, Rice county, died Tuesday, Octo-
Der 2, of rheumatism of the heart. The
funeral took place the following Friday
from st. Patrick's church, Shieldsvllle,
and the remains were laid to rest in the
village cemetery.
Fl. Morrison, of Red Wing, was killed
by an accident while hunting ducks Mon
day afternoon in company with A. w.
Welander. Welander was rowing and
Morrison saw some ducks and asked!
Welander to hand him his shotgun, and
in handing it over his glove caught on
the hammer, discharging the gun, blow
ing the top of No s.son's head off. He
Was breathing when brought to shore,
but die i on the way to the hospital in
that city. Morrison and another man by
/, che name of Dooley came there about
two weeks ago and opened up shooting
| gallery.
Mr.. Joseph Kisbler was married to
Miss Agnes O'Oonnor by Rev. Father
| Lynch at the Catholic church in Brainerd
last Wednesday. Mr.. Henry Zimmerman
| was groomsman, and Miss Celia Nolan
bridesmaid. 1t was very pleasant mat.
| rimonial event, and the happy couple
| have the best wishes of all. Among the
wedding presents was an elegant clock
presented by the City Band, of which
Mr.. Kiebler is member, says the Jour
nal. The Groom and bride left in the
evening for bridal tour to Winnipeg.
| The City Band was at the train and gave
them seIenade. They will return next
week and reside in Brainerd. .s
Mary, daughter Of John and Ellen
Moriarty, aged IA years, died az Morris
on the 9Th inst. The deceased was a
sufferer from that dread disease con-
sumption, and up to year ago was
healthy and vigorous but at that time
sustained an injury by being thrown from
| O. colt, since which time she has been in
delicate health and finally quick con-
sumption developed and she rapidly
failed. The funeral occurred from the
Assumption church in that city, Rev.
George Gaskell conducting the service
and delivering an impressive sermon. A
large concourse of relatives and friends
followed the remains to their last resting
place.
The marriage OF VIM. Driscoll son of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Driscoll of Marshan, and
Miss Josephine Ryan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Ryan, was solemnized
at the Church of the Guardian Angels in
Hastings on Tuesday of last week, the
Rev. j. A. Fitzgerald officiating. Miss
Minnie Ryan, sister of the bride was
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Jeremiah DriscHhi.
brother OF the groom, was best n1sh. A
wedding breakfast was .teluered the
bridal party at the, residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William 4. Mather, after the cere-
mony. Ths happy young couple left on
the 11:17 train for Minneapolis on we'd
ding trip, accompanied by the best wishes
of their many friends, says the Democrat
OF that city. They will make Marshan
their future home, where the groom has
leased hir fathers farm.
The annual meeting Of st. Cloud Col
ony No. 3, Sons of Columbus, held re.
Gently, was quite largely attended, says
the st. Cloud Times. A committee was
appointed on social and literary enter
tainments for the winter, and it is prob.
able that two or three will be given
monthly for the members, their families
and young lady friends. The colony is
in fourishing condition. The follow
ing officers were elected: n. A., G. F.
Macdonald; V. N. A., w. j. HUM; P. N.
A., j.. j: Lauermann: MS, Z. Homer;
N. Purser, @. F. Ladner; N. Pilot. Peter
Lynch; N. r. Frank Fandel; G. n. to N.
A., VIM. Thielman; N. Is, A. Sschump-
erlin, Jr.; n. Q. s., Jos. Eich; G. s., Jo-
seph VAIL; N. M. E., DR.. n. j. Pinault;
N. M. Of G., g. h Overlook; trustees, p
f. Kennedy, NJ. j. Nugent, N. Weirens.
Patrick Kelly, OF Waverly, died at the
residence Of his son in that village on the
10th inst, Of pneumonia, aged Il years.
says the Tribune. The funeral was held