The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-11-04

government hospital, she died after five
weeks illness from typhoid fever. Miss
Hickey was at one time the trimmer in
Miss Emma Spooners millinery store
here.
Saltwater, Minn.-Patrick E. Burke,
Jr., OF this city, and Miss Catherine
Gibbons, OF New Orleans, La, will be
married Tuesday, Nov. ID, at St. JOS
eph's church in the far-away Southern
city.
Owatonna, Minn.-Mr. Thomas Car
roll, one OF the prominent young farm
crs OF West Prairie, and Miss Rose Nc
Donald, OF Decrheld, were married here
Tuesday morning, Oct "a, by Rev. 2.
kicrnan. They will make their future
home on their farm in the town OF
Walcott.
Rochester, Minn.-Mrs. John Dolan
died at her home, six miles south OF
Rochester, Wednesday morning, Oct.
IS, aged about o5 years. Death was due
to heart disease, with which she had
been ailing for some time. Mrs. Doan
was born in Ireland and came to this
country when a young woman. She
had passed the most OF her lie in this
county, and was highly respected by all
who knew her. There are left to mourn
her loss, besides her husband. six chill
dren, as follows: Mrs. Richard Ken
nedy, OF Rochester township; Mrs.
Charles McQuilan, OF this city; John,
Jr., Stephen, and the Misses Winnie and
Alice. all OF whom live at home. Two
brothers, Patrick 10y, of Winona, and
Peter 10y, OF Pipcstone, survive her.
Brainerd, Minn.-One OF the interest
ing sights to be seen at the stock yards
is where J. A. Snyder, OF Glencoe. un-
loaded car load OF Angora goats.
These were driven to his farm near
Mile Laos lake. There are ninety-two
OF the animals. Mr. Snyder has been
raising these goats on his farm near
Glencoe and finds that they thrive in
this climate even better than in the
warmer sections and also that they grow
heavier coats OF wool here. lie finds
that a numbered section is better for
them, and hence he has bought the farm
in this county and shipped the goats
here. There is large profit i'll raising
this stock, as their pelts bring a high
price in the markets. Farmers very
generally will be interested in this ven
turc OF Mr.. Snyder's. and it will not be
long before others will have tlocls OF
these goats.
Waverly, Minn.-A large number OF
the friends of William Quinn surprised
him at his home Thursday evening OF
last week, it being his 4oth birthday
anniversary. The crowd simply took
possession OF the house, and he had to
submit to their wishes or be elected
Cards and games were INDUCED i'll until
II o'clock, when the ladies served an
elegant lunch. The sobriquet "old 49,
was often made use OF during the even
ing, but under the circumstances Mr.
I. Quinn took it good-naturedly. At the
leave-taking of the tumutuous Grove
: MIR. Quinn was congratulated with tho
wishes OF many happy returns of tho
day.
Rochester, MINI. William O'Con,
nor and Miss Maria Mccoy, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Mccoy, who
/, reside about five miles southeast OF the
, city. were married at ST, Bridget
church at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning
Oct. "a, by the pastor, Rev. Father
Condron. Miss Josie O'Connor, sister
, Of the groom, and John Mccoy, brother
+ OF the bride, attended the happy pair a:
bridesmaid and groomsnan. respective,
ly. After the ceremony the wedding
party went to the home OF the brides
parents where a dinner was served al
12 o'clock, followed by a reception tc
friends and relatives of the newly mar,
ried couple.-The same morning at St
Johns church, by Father Riordan, Cor.
nelius Ca,npion and Miss Mary DAILY
were united in marriage The bride was
attended by the groom's sister, Miss
Susie Campion, both being very prettily
gowned. Enos Daily Jr., a brother o.
the bride, acted as best man. At the
conclusion of the wedding services, the
party went to the home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enos DAILY, where
{ a wedding dinner was served. During
the afternoon reception was held, at
which the many friends and relatives Of
the young couple were present.
r Wascca, Minn.-Thc funeral services
OF the late Rev. Father McCabe, the
!, friend OF John Boyle O'Kcilly, were
conducted at St. Mary's church, four
teen priests and Bishop CoNcr, Of this
t diocese, and Father O'Ncill, of St.
Michaels church, West St Paul, as
sisting in the requiem mass for the
, dead. Rev. Father Fox sang the mass
f Father Koran, OF ST. Charles, performed
the functions OF deacon, and Father
Murphy, OF Curry, those OF sub-dcacon
, Bishop Cotter preached beautiful ser
mon in his clear, concise manner and
spoke in loving words OF The tender
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