The Irish standard., 1898-03-12
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

| Hyland, or ROSemount, were married at
the home of the latter, In the above place
on Tuesday, Feb. %, at IL o'clock, Rev.
| William McGolrick uniting them. The
| bridesmaids were Miss Agnes Hyland,
cousin Of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth
| Feeney. The flower girls were Misses
Margaret Hyland and Made Dewitt. The
groom was attended by Messrs. Frank w.
Roach and John Hyland. The bride was
becomingly dressed In white silk tulle
over white silk and carried bouquet OF
roses and maiden hair ferns Miss Hy-
land wore white null and Miss Feeney,
organdie. The little flower girls also
wore white. The ceremony was per-
formed under marriage bell Of roses
and smilax, in the presence of about one
hundred invited guests. At Its conclu-
sion wedding repast was served, dur
! Ing which the Twin City Mandolin club
furnished some excellent music. They
were the recipients Of a large number Of
choice gifts. bestowed by admiring
| friends They left on the evening train
! on trip to San Francisco accompanied
| by the best wishes of host of friends
The comic and popular drama entitled
The Irish Agent" in four acts. will be
rendered by strong caste of local dra-
matte artists at the city hall in Glen
coe, on the evening of ST. Patrick's day.
March II, for the benefit of st. Georges
| church. The play is considered one of
the best ever rendered by local talent
Shakopee Tribune--E. +. Kennedy
had the misfortune to meet with very
sad accident while returning from st.
Paul, last Tuesday evening. The horses
were frightened and Mr.. Kennedy en-
deavored to quiet them by giving several
jerks to the lines when one Of the reins
broke and the team ran away. They
had only proceeded short distance
when the buggy collided with an en-
bankmcnt. upsetting and forclbly throw
ing tho driver to the ground, which caus-
cd several scalp wounds and badly in
juring him otherwise He was found
unconscious by Mr.. Mcnamara. who
brought him home and summoned the
i-akevllle doctor. AT present writing
there are no reports as to whether the
wounds will be fatal or not. We hone
it to be in the negative.
Slayton Gazette--Michael Phelap. brief
mention or whose death was made in
these columns last week, was born near
Ihurles. county Tipperary, Ireland, In
1878. and was consequently about eighty
years OF age at the time of his death.
Mr. Phelan was of a stout, sturdy ad-
venturous stock for which that section of
the Emerald Isle Is noted and ALWAYS en-
Joyed the best of health until the grim
destroyer approached him in the guise of
ola age. When quite young man he
visited Australia and was again attracted
thithcr at the time of the Australian
gold excitement. He also visited Amer
lc'. tie was united in marriage when a
young man to Miss Mary McGlynn, with
whom he had three sons, the oldest of
whom Is in Bucnos Ayres, South Ameri-
In New York. and William j., of Murray
township, with whom he made his home.
His death occurred on Sunday, Feb. 90.
and on Tuesday his remains were placed
IN the Catholic cemetery beside those of
his wife, who died eleven years ago. He
lmmigratcd here with the Swcetman
colony from ireland fourteen years ago.
BrainGrd Journal-There will be a
grand entertainment for the benefit OF
st. Francis Catholic church on the even
ing of st. Patrcks' day at Gardners
Hall. The entertainment will consist Of
concert given by the best talent in
the city, and addresses by Judge John
w. Willis, OF st. Paul, and Hon. M. j.
DAILY, county attorney Of Otter Tail coun-
ty. Judge Willis has the reputation CT
being the silver tongued orator of Min
nesota. while Mr.. DAILY is considered one
OF tho best OFF hand speakers in the
northwestern part of the state. The en-
tertalnmcnt on the whole, will be one of
the best ever given in this city The
following is the program: Music by the
Northern Pacific band; song, Mrs.
| III. Thcviot; song, Gene Mccarthy; ad-
dress, lion. NJ. j. DAILY; music by Or
| chestla: song, Harmonic Society; piano
| selection. Miss Gcrtie Slipp; duet. Fl. W.
lAnnemann and Mrs. j. j. Howe, Jr.;
song. Miss Carolyn l.. Morrison; song,
| AL Mates; address, Judge John w. Will
lis; Irish mcdleys, Prof Graham; song
Joseph Murphy; music by orchestra; pi-
ano selection, Master Jimmy McGinnis:
duet, S. f. Alderman and Miss Mayme
| Mitchell; music, by N. p band.
Mrs. Bridget McGrorty one of the old
est settlers of lnver Grove Dakota coun-
ty, died at her home in the above place
last week at the advanced age Of 70 years.
She was we'll known and highly respect.
ed by large circle OF friends. The fll-
neral was held from St. Patricks church
Rev William McGorick officiating.
William Mahoncy, of Lakcville, Dako-
tn county, an upright and highly respect
ed citizen of that place. died suddenly
| on last Monday, Feb. 2S, at his home
there. He had risen as usual, and wa,
| attending to his labors as was his GUS