The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-11-12
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

in Columbia hall last week, which
proved to be grand social and fnan-
.cial success. The tables were in charge
OF the following ladies': Sodality
table, Misses Ford, Gavin, Clarke and
Reardon; rosary table, Mesdames
Deverey, Murphy, Offerman and Nor
an; arbor table, Misses Maloy, Nc
Loughlin and Murphy; refreshments,
Mesdames Sheridan, Powers. Reardon
King and Murray.
Morton, Minn.-Last March Rev. j.
M. Cleary delivered one CT his famous
lectures in this place and delighted his
audience with his exceptionally fine ora
tory and we'll rounded sentences. On
that occasion his lecture was Passion
Play at Oberammergan" On Nov. is
he will again be in Morton and will lee.
ture in the Opera hall on the Gross
and Flag" The lecture is purely pa
triotic and, coming at this time, will DE
greatly appreciated.
GAINESVILLE, Minn.-Friday evening,
Oct. q, jeremiah Mackey died here, at
the age of Sc years. He was born in
county Glare, Ireland, in 1912, and came
to this country 43 years ago, and short
ly after landing was married in Boston,
fie then moved to WATERFOWL, Wis,
where he lived for 20 years, and then
moved to Minnesota and lived here for
% years. He leaves two sons to mourn
his death who are both residents of this
county. He was a man who had hosts
of friends, and kept them, and his
neighbors feel a sincere sorrow that
death has claimed him. He had lived
good and true man all his life and will
now get his just reward.
New Richmond, Wis.-At St. Mary's
church, in Hammond, at 10 a. M, Sat-
urday, Oct. 20, by Rev. P. ]. Connolly,
John V. McNally, of this city, and Miss
Mary c. Murphy of Hammond, were
united in marriage. A wedding break
fast was served at high noon at the
home of the parents of the bride, after
which the happy couple went to Min
neapolis on a brief wedding trip.
Rosemount. Minn.-Joseph Hynes
and Miss Sarah Farrell We're united in
marriage at ST. Joseph's church on
Tuesday, Oct. %. Edward Garvey acted
as best man and Miss Mamie Connolly
acted as maid of honor. Rev. H. Nc
Dewitt officiated. Dinner was served at
the home of the bride and quite a num-
Der OF guests were present. They took
the train in the evening for wedding
tour to Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Hynes
are two respected young people and very
much liked in this vicinity
GAINESVILLE, Minn.-Mrs. Nicholas
Lynch passed away, on Oct. 2s, at the
age of 26 years, after an illness of five
weeks duration. Her death is the
more sad because of the fact that she
leaves behind her an infant scarcely
two months old. Mrs. Lynch, whose
maiden name was Martha Pestka, had
lived in this county nearly all her life,
sincerely mourn with her relatives over
her death. Services were conducted in
st. AIMS church Saturday by Rev.
Father Ryan, and Sunday the body was
taken to St. Clair, where short services
were held in the church before inter-
ment The funeral was attended by
large concourse Of friends whose heart
felt Sympathy goes out to the bereaved
ones sba leaves behind.
Shakonee, Minn.-At st. GATHERINGS
church, Cedar Lake, on Wednesday,,
Oct. 26, Miss Maggie Doyle, of Spring
Lake, and Thomas F. Kane, of Credit
River, We're united in marriage by Rev.
Father Kane of Rush City. brother of
the groom, assisted by Rev. Father Me.
Carron, of st. Patrick. Miss Nora Kane
was maid of honor and Michael Doyle,
Jr., attended the groom. An elaborate
wedding dinner was served to a large
number IF invited guests at the home of
the BRIDES parents after the pretty
nuptual ceremony. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs Kane departed for Council
Bluffs, Iowa, where they spent some
time visiting relatives of the bride,
after which they visited the Trans
Mississippi exposition at Omaha They
will make their home in Credit River,
where Mr.. Kane has large and we'll
kept farm.
Inver Grove, Minn.-Mrs. William
Callaghan died at her home in Empire
township. on Oct. 81, after protracted
illness of almost year and a half,
leaving eight grown up sons and daugh-
tiers. She was woman OF kindly and
cheerful disposition and a true and de-
voted wife and mother, who will be
mourned by her neighbors and friends.
all of whom extend sympathy to her
bereaved husband and family. The
funeral was held at st. Agatha's church.
Vermillion, Rev. William McGolrick Of
floating.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-Matthew Sher-
lock died at his residence in St. Johns,
Sibey county, on Tuesday noon. Nov. |,
1898, of lung disease, in the 44th year of
his age. Deceased had been in poor
health for some time. and his death is
indeed q sad ono leaving n u,ifa will, :,