The Irish standard., 1894-10-13

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veyed to Owatonna and inferred beside
those OF her father IN the Catholic GEM
etery in that city.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
/ church of the Immaculate Conception,
Faribault, at o'clock Tuesday morning,
when Mr.. Timothy J. Varley led to the
altar Miss Mayme n, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, Donald Dillon, OF the town Of
Wells. Miss Agnes Dillon, sister Of the
bride, was bridesmaid and O. NJ. Varley,
brother of the groom. was best men, says
the Pilot of that city The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Conry in the
presence of large number Of relatives
and friends OF the contracting parties.
A., wedding dinner and reception were
given at the home Of the brides parents,
where the happy young couple were
made the recipients OF number OF valll-
able presents Mr.. and Mrs Varley will
make th.ir future home in the town Of
Wells.
The st. James Plaindealer speaks as
follows in regard to the wedding of
we'll known Mobiles county farmer: The
happy couple on Tuesday was Mr.. John
Ragen, of Ellsworth, Mobiles county, and
Miss Bridget McDonough of this county
The hour OF the ceremony being early,
the gathering of friends in the church
was not very large but nevertheless the
ceremony was substantially the same rs
on the previous day, The newly united
couple received the same spiritua, bless
ings as it they had been surrounded by
ever so much pomp and splendor. The
Mass, the Sacramente OF Penance, Holy
Communion end Matrimony, WITH their
| triple graces being essentially the sane
under any circumstance. The Witnesses
were brother rnd sister of the bride,
Mr.. Mark and Julia McDonough. Mr.
| and Mra. Ragan will st once take mp
their residence on the gentleman's IS farm
| in Mobiles county.
NoRTE DAKOTA.
+ Mrs. E.. pilbean, who had bud recently
been returned from the Jamestown
lunatic asylum, supposed to be cured,
drowned herself in Park river nsar Graf.
ton, recently. Her body was found in
six feet OF water. She had been In the
asylum about Is months, but had been
in poor health for number Of years
She leaves husband and three children
Rain and snow fell Sunday throughout
che central portion Of North Dakota, and
the storm increased in severity as the
southern boundary ol the state was
reached. Light rain and so,ne snow fell
at Leeds and Minpswaakau and an inch
at Jamestown. 1T melted and disap-
peared by the middle OF the afternoon.
At La Moure and Edgerly the storm was
severe, ana about two inches of snowfeli,
| following G. heavy rain. At Sheldon,
over towards the Red river valley, silere
was fall Of an inch. Halt an inch fell
at Cooperetown. Farmers welcome this
additional moisture, ag it will eDable them
| to plow back larger acreage and do
better work. 1t will probably shorten
! the pLowing season somewhat, stiffeniag
! the ground earlier.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
| The Mallette roller nailI has occurred 4
contract to furnish four for large bak~
cry at Elnlira, n. Y. The bakery put out
10000 leaves of bread per day, besides =
large amount Of pastries, and the mill
will be taxed to it's fullest capacity to fill
| the contract.
/ WISCONSIN,.
The Twohey Mercantile Company of
Weet Superior has made contract with
Butler Bros. for its new building on First
street near Hughitt Slip. The building
will be 1OOx100 faet in size, four stories
and basement, Of stone and brick.
| When John Wansch, the defendant in
the trial for shooting his wiie's brother,
last week, arrived home after the trial at
Grantsburg, he found his house with all
its contents in ashes. He at once re-
turned to this place and will have several
persons arrested on charge Of arson.
Mrs. John Whelan, for over thirty
years resident of Prescott, lied in that
city on Tuesday. the I'd inst, aged SO
She had not enjoyed good health for
number of years and was a lady who
bore the kindly esteem of a large circle
of acquaintances. Her husband sur
| wives her. Y
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