The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-11-10
OVER THE NORTHWEST.


OVER THE NORTHWEST.
Wnseca, Misunderstanding bells joy
fully rang and the guests merrily sang
over the event of the marriage of
John Mcclure and Miss Bridget Nc
ShHnc, which took place ut ST. Jar
leth's church Tuesday morning of
last week, Rev. Father Ryan oiliciat-
ing. Miss Mary Shane, the brides
sister acted as bridesmaid, while
Joseph Lee very modcstly waited on
the groom. After the ceremony. the
bridal party went to the home of the
bride. where bounteous wedding
Der Of invited friends. The bride re-
ceivcd many valuable and useful pres
ents. The couple took the afternoon
train for the Twin Cities.
Belle Plaine Minn.--At the church
of the Sacred Heart on Tuesday. Oct.
30, Miss Nellie Hanlon and Mr.. Frank
Driscoll both of Belle Plaine. were
joined in wedlock. Rev. Father Keh
needy olliciatcd. The bridesmaids We're
Misses Hannah Hanlon and Katie Sui
Ivan, while Michael Kane and Vincent
Carr otliriatcd as groomsmen. \ large
| nf l,t;, cr;n de- wit
messed the ceremony, after which the
wedding party repaired to the resi-
dence of the BRIDES grandmother Mrs.
jerry Sullivan, where Il reception was
held for the immediate relatives and
friends. They left OH the afternoon
train for Mortified where they will
make their home, the groom having
secured Il situation in that city where
he has relatives residing.
| Graccville, Minn.-.John O'phelan
left about September to enter
slc Seminary at Notrc Dame, Ind, and
lanes has now entered st. Thomas
Seminary. Friends are pleased to see
these young men have advantages
They are SONS of Capt. O'Phelan, the
sterling Irish Nationalist.
Red Wing, Minn.-Erncst Il. Doyle
son OF the late Richard Doyle, died at
his home in Belle Creek, Thursday
Nov. /, aged % years. He was bori
and bred in the town of Belle Greek
and assumed charge of the farm at his
iather's death. He had been afflicted
with rheumatism for some time. The
funeral was held Friday at 1870 n. m
icrgaSt officiating.
Rochester. Mimi The Ladies' Aux
Hilary n. o. H., know how to give /.
Halloween party and make every fea
ture II success. Those arranging the
social gathering in Castle Hall are Ell
titled to great credit for the entertain
mcnt. Dancing was the chief amuse
ment, and the Queen City orchestra
never played better. w. Il. Moore
lately of Winona. was introduced rs
caller and he soon achieved an excel
lent reputation in that capacity. The
a. O. III. ladies provided refreshments
for their companions and everythin.
conspired to make the party enjoyable
Faribault, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Bridget Shields to John Walsh
took place ut nine o'clock Monday
morning of lust week at ST. Patrick's
church in Shieldsville. Rev. J. Elem
ming officiating. Miss Anastasia
Shields. sister of the bride. was brides.
maid, and Dennis Walsh. brother of
the groom. was the best man. The
church was handsomely decorated for
the occasion by the Ladies' Auxiliary
a. .. H.. of which the bride is an
esteemed member. After the cere-
mony the young couple and large
number of invited friends drove to the
residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Shields, of Wells,
where an excellent wedding dinner
was served. \ reception and wedding
dance in honor of the happy event,
We're given at Carpenters hall in
ShieldSville. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will
make their future home i'll the town OF
Erin. and carry with them the best
wishes of numerous friends.
Brainerd, Minn.--Thc annual fail
given by the ladies of st. Francis
church closed Saturday night, of las,
week in Il blaze Of glory. ATTENDED, by 4
throng of people that completely filled
the hall. 1t was an immense success
in every way. The booths and dee
orations We're elaborate and the dis
plays highly creditahle. The suppers
given are worthy of special mention
under the excellent supervision of Mrs
! Grandelmyer. They We're series o