The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-10-29
the Marysburg church, Miss Anna Smith
and Michael Farrell were united in mar

and Michael Farrell were united in mar
riage by Rev. FIR. Ronayne. A large
number of friends of the young couple
were in attendance. The bride was at
tired in white silk with chiffon trimming
and carried beautiful bouquet of bridal
roses The bridesmaids were Miss Agnes
Smith and Miss Julia Farrell, with
Messrs. James w. Farrell and Frank
Smith as groomsmen. Following the
ceremony at the church a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents
They received many presents and also
the best wishes of their many friends
and relatives. The bride is from one OF
Jamestowns best families and has been
there for years, growing from childhood
up in that community. The groom is an
exceptionally fine young man and popu-
lar with all who know him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farrell will make their future home
in Jamestown.
Rochester. Minn.-Mrs. Ellen Mahoney
passed away on Oct. IA. at the home of
John Powderly. She was born in Ire
land "a years ago last May. She came
to America and in 1S49 in the state of
Massachusetts was married to Roger Ma
honey, who died 80 years ago. Since
that time his widow had resided with
her children. The union was blest with
five children, but only two survive to
mourn their departed parent. They are,
Conelius Mahoney of High Forest, and
Mrs. Mary Powderly, of this city, with
whom Mrs. Mahoney was making her
home at the time of her death.
West Duluth, Minn-James j. Fitz-
of the Missabe shops at Mountain Iron,
died at his home, 623 Fifty-seventh ave-
nue. west, on Sunday morning Oct. Is,
aged "a years. He had suffered for three
years and last year spent several months
at Denver, Colo, for the benefit of his
health, but found no relief. His disease
was pronounced consumption, but it
was not positively diagnosed as such by
all thep hysicians who attended him. His
father and brother, Richard, were noti-
fed at Mountain Iron, but they did not
arrive until after he died. His sister,
Miss Lulu Fitzgerald and Miss Kate Ma
all the physicians who attended him. His
aunts, came from Marquette to attend
the funeral which was held Monday
morning from st. James Catholic church.
Belle PLANE. Minn.-Mrs. Maurice Saw
age died on Monday morning, Oct. II,
of tumor on the brain in the 25th year of
her age. Deceased leaves a husband
with two young children, one only ten
months old. 1t is indeed sad to see one
passing away at the beginning Of life,
and the sorrowing husband has the SYM
pathy Of all in his bereavement The
funeral was held from the Church Of the
Sacred Heart.
Brainerd, Minn.-The annual fair OF
st. Frances Catholic church, held in
Gardeners hall last week, proved to be a
social and financial success
Waverly, Minn.-James ]. Nallan died
on Oct. 10, at st. Mary's hospital, Mime
apolis, Of tumor at the base Of the
brain aged 20 years and months He
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nallan, OF Marysville. He was bright
young man whose death is deeply regret
ted by all his acquaintance.
Hastings, Minn-The following nom
inees on the Democratic ticket will be
elected by handsome majorities on Nov.
s: T. p Moran, judge of probate; ]. H.
Hyland, sheriff; NJ. Ryan, clerk of courts;
M. Hoffman, the present auditor; David
+. Quealy, county treasurer, and J. NJ
Millet, county attorney. They are all
superior men and quite popular through
out Dakota county. Mr.. Hoffman has
made a most efficient auditor and will
be reelected easily and Mr. Hyland as
sheriff has given universal satisfaction
So has Mr.. Ryan as clerk of courts.
Roscmount, Minn.-Last Sunday Oct.
%. Rev. Father James, of the Passionist
Order. from Normandy, Mo-, assisted by
Rev. Father Anthony, opened a mission
In st. Joscph's church at this place The
mission is to close on Nov. 3D. The peo-
pie are attending we'll, and the mission
promises to be productive of much spir-
itual good.
DULUTH NEWS.