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lsEYERAL V1EDDlI WEEK.


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paartbaut, NJ The marriage Sof Mr..
Thomas King to Miss Emma Mccall
loocnrred at the Church of the Inlnlacu-
late Conception at h. s o'clock Monday
lnornin g, June 10, In the presence Of rel-
atives and immediate friends, says the
pilot. Miss Lena Mccall sister Of the
bride; was bridesmaid, and John IA. King,
brother Of the groom. was best man. The
| marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev..J ~. Cpnry, who also celebrated
mass and delivered an appropriate and in
structive sermon on the Institution Of the
sacrament Of matrimony. and the duties
and responsible ities Of the married state.
After the church services were concluded
| the wedding party were driven to the
homes Of the brides mother, on the east
side, where bountiful wedding break.
| fast was served, and where afterwards a
reception and wedding dinner were CIV
en-. The young people are we'll and fay-
orably known in this city, where they
have lived and grown to man and
womanhood. "a. $z
Austin, MINI. The Democrat records
the death Of John Gahagan, one of the
early settlers, who passed away on
Thursday, June Is, after an illness Of
only 10 days. Deceased was 81 years Of
age and native Of Ireland. He came to
this country when young man. located
on farm two and one-a1alf miles south
east Of this city 20 wears ago. and has
since lived there. Deceased leaves four
| sons and fo,1r daue,hte,s In fnnnrn his de-
;ng ~ this AZ, ana w., = ,n sIn 1n.an
ana Ts,nn the ,ahtar .,f a. pa,1 IIis t nv,
sons i3anrh+ars ststs,. srd t,rat,,a,. ,,,.r.
iii ri his bedside at ina time a I,;s daath
The funeral was vaT.v 1arreiv at+amded
II was ala from Tho home and 81 Anens.
tines Church Saturday mnrninp and tho
remains were inferred In tha Catholic
cemehery- '5 =
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Wayerly, Mimi. v. O'Connor came
up from Minneapolis Saturday and is
now the guest Of D. w. Flanagan, says
| the Waverly Tribune. Mr.. O'ConnOr
graduated last week from the state uni
+! yersity and is now a full-fedged M. D.
He Will take short season of rest and re-
cupeGate from his school work before To-
eating and starting in for active prac-
tice. Mr. O'Connor has been very stu
and was compelled to quit school at one
time on account OF too close application to
study. During THAT year he was res
| ident OF Waverly and through his manly
qualities and social and musical attain
ments made many friends who now hope
and expect to see him grow and prosper
and achieve distinction in his chosen pro-
fesslon.
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-, new slch!nona' Wls.-Maftln Gun.
s W. TISSUES on tne noreneast corner OF
e,on =, .own " :Eaen Frairle, an old
ses..s1. up ,sa ~ ou years OF age, was
drowned iast week n Willow river be
I 1qw yeWete: Mills Is near the mouse OF MT.
lleniy Mo1lansSn. II seems that the rtv-
er at that point is very deep, and raft
on the raft who did not want Cuff to get
on. as 1t might sink, as he was a very
heavy man He claimed to be the best
swimmer in the county and plunged into
the water, and after swimming about for
several minutes called to the man to see
him swim on his back. He turned over
In the water and went down and did not
appear on the surface again. His body
was recovered In about two hours in II
feet of water. E
Hastings, MINI. Upwards of $50 pu-
pills of st. Michael's School, Saltwater,
enjoyed an excursion to this city per
steamer Flora Clark, on Monday, 1Oth
inst, arriving here at 2 p. m. They were
Sisters Of ST. Teresa's S, Convent, and pu-
pills Of the Sunday school, when all re-
paired to Conley's Grove, where they en-
joyed a basket picnic until o'clock,
when the whistle Of the boat announced
the homeward trip. The closing exer-
cises of st. Teresa's Convent took place
at the Court House on Tuesday evening,
June 18th, at O'clock. The members of
the class are Miss Winnifred Il. Snee.
Miss Josy M Z. Conley, Miss Eta G. Nc
Guire.
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AZ 4np y Mlnn..! IN. Weaalng OF Sue
~ ~. =. heiiy anu MISS MaIgaret a. Lee,
, Mn1sn o:suiIeo -. az ~. Step1en cnufch
one Of the pleasantest events Of It's kind
which has occurred here, says the Union.
The bride and groom are both well
known and are very popular and the at
tendance at the ceremony was there
fore very large. The marriage occurred
at 10 o'clock in the, forenoon, Patrick Lee
acting as groomsman and Miss Tessie
Kelly as bridesmaid. After the cere-