The Irish standard., 1897-08-14

her chair and before medical aid could
be summoned expired. DR.. Nelson. the
deputy coroner, made a post mortem
examination and decided that the cause
OF her death was organic disease Of he
| heart. The deceased came from Fort
Dodge, Iowa, about five years ago, and
had resided here since that time She
| had large circle of friends, who Will
mourn her untimely end. The funeral
occurred at Ascension church Thursday
morning at O'Clock, Father Harding
ton officiating. Interment at ST. Mary's
| cemetery.
Wednesday, Aug. 25. the members Of
Immaculate Conception parish will take
steamboat excursion from Minnehan.,
down the Mississippi and up the st.
Croix. Steamer will leave the landing
| below Minnehaha Falls at o'clock
in the morning. and at $50 it will leave
the dock at st. Paul. Danz' orchestra
will be aboard and refreshments of I'LL
kinds will be served. The round trip
fare will he SO cents for adults. 25 cents
for children from 5 to II years. AMI
babies free. A splendid time is an
| ticipated.
| Michael Brown. young man 26 years
of age, and theatrical employee, died
last Wednesday of consumption, at his
| boarding place, 40S Fourth street north.
He was unmarried and has brother -e-
siding in this city. The funeral was
held yesterday morning. After the cell
ebratton of requiem mass at the church
OF the Immaculate Conception, the re-
mains were inferred at ST. Mary's ceme-
terry.
Richard T. Dibb, the well-known
! dealer and manufacturer of monuments.
and Miss Minnie Bacon, popular
East side young lady, were united IN
marriage at the 9 o'clock mass last
wednesday morning, at St. Lawrence
church, by Rev. ]. F. Busch. The hap
py couple have the best wishes of all
their friends and will begin house
Keeping at once, residing on the East
side.
| News has been received of the death
of Mr.. Patrick Downs of Ballymotc,
County of Sligo, Ireland, who departed
this life at his home in that city en-
June Z, at the advanced age Of sc years.
He was highly respected citizen, we'll
known in the west of Ireland for his
integrity as business man, and his
responsibility in the community. He
| was the father Of NJro Tor, r
OF this city. and of John, Patrick and
Edward Downs. of Graceville, MINI.
| Next Tuesday evening the ladies' Of
Ascension parish will give lawn festi-
val on the grounds adjoining the church
on Bryant avenue north and Eighteenth
avenue. The st. Anthony cadet band
will he in attendance and refreshments
will be served at Is cents. This will
be the last fete of the season in Assem-
sion parish.
At 9 o'clock Tuesday morning the
nuptials of Miss Clara Belle johnson of
this city, and William Hoschied, of st.
James, Mimi, were celebrated at st.
Lawrence church, southeast. The bride
wore an ivory lanswowne silk and car
ried bride roses. She was attended i,y
Miss Mamie Hopkins. Mr.. Hoschied,
who graduated last year from the uni
versity. was attended by Eugene Girard,
an uncle of the bride. The church was
decorated with water lilies. Mr.. and
Mrs Hoschied will remain in the city
few days and will then go to St.
James, the home Of the groom, where
he is engaged in the drug business
Luther G. Johnson, father of Judge
E. M. Johnson, and one of the earliest
settlers in Minneapolis, died suddenly
at his residence, 329 University avenue
southeast, Wednesday noon, aged 81
years. The funeral occurred Yesterday
| from the family residence and was
| largely attended.