The Irish standard., 1900-12-01


the groom was assisted by Mr.. Terence
Mcbride. Immediately following the
ceremony the happy couple repaired
to Artist Hellcbo's, where picture
was taken of the wedding party, after
which they drove to the home of the
brides parents, where Il bounteous
breakfast was served, at
which the happy couple were joined
by Il large number of relatives. The
bride is Il daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunningham of GAINESVILLE town.
ship. ard'is Il very highly respected
young lady. The groom is a son of MI.
and Mrs. z. Foley, of Alton, an i'll
dustrious, honest and capable young
man Of exemplary habits. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Foley are we'll known in this
vicinity.
Saltwater, AIinn.-A dispatch from
Helena. Mont. states the John O'Brien
Lumber company has incorporated un-
der the laws Of that state With a cap
ital stock of S15O,OOO. The incorpora-
tors include John O'Brien and Albert
J. Mehmccks, of Saltwater, and John
w. Schwartz, of st. Paul, backed by
j. ]. Hill. y large sawmill will im-
mediately be built, which will give
employment to 200 men.
Lanesboro, Minn.-Thc venerable
James Kelly, father of Mrs. Thomas
Mccormick, passed away at her home
Tuesday afternoon of last week after
a brief illness from pneumonia. He
was born in the county of Limerick,
Ireland, Aug. s, 1925, and was one of
the pioneer settlers of Fillmore county.
He was in life devoted husband and
father, a good citizen and neighbor,
and his death is deeply mourned by
his relatives and large circle of
friends.
GAINESVILLE, N1inn.-St. AIMS Catho-
lie church was the scene of a pretty
wedding Tuesday morning of last
week, when Rev. p. Ryan united in
marriage Miss Nellie Cahill and Mr..
Thomas Eustice. The bride was at
tended by her cousin, Miss Emma Ca
hill, and George Eustice, a brother,
assisted the groom. Following the
ceremony the immediate relatives and
many friends gathered at the home of
the bride where a sumptuous wedding
breakfast was served. The bride is !;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cahill
and a very 'estimable young lady. The
groom is Il son Of Mrs. John Eustice
and an ambitious young man of ex,
cellent character. He was recently
employed in the creamery business al
Bertha and is spoken of very highly
by all who know him. He is at pres
ent employed as engineer at the Ban
ner mill.
Hastings. Minn.-Timothy O'Connor
an old and greatly respected citizen OF
Washington county, died at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Maurice Mahoney
Alton, on Tuesday Of last week in til,
list year of his age. He was mar
of firm Christian principles, and let
Il most exemplary life, which fact wa:
recognized by all whose pleasure i
was to meet him. The funeral wa
held from the Guardian Angels
church, Rev. j. a. Fitzgerald Of1iciat
ing. lntermcnt was in the new cena
terry.
Wascca. N1inn.-The ladies of tn
Sacred Heart parish gave Il grand re
ception and banquet, Tuesday evening
Nov. 81, ut the Armory hall. The oh
ject of this social affair was to assis
Rev. Father Trcanor in paying tn
debt incurred in building the hant!
some new church, which IS not onl,
a source of pride to the people o
Wascca but to the entire county. TIL
following was the program for til
entertainment: Rev. ]. ]. Trrancl
toAstmastcr: overture, julius OF
chcstr;l: address, Hon. i. McGoverll
song. Wascca quartet; recitation, "Bal
bara l'ritcllo." Sam Prail; address
Rev. ID. T.. Thompson; violin solo. L
e. Perrin; address. Rev. p. Ryan; spC
cialties, Thos. Barden and others; I'D
Dress T.. Il. Andrews; song. Jancsvi!l
quartet; address. Hon. John AIoonal
montgomery, Minll.--.JAmes McCn,
thy died ut his home in this TOWNSHIP
on Nov. 1G. lie was born in the Count
Wexford, Ireland. in 1896. He marrie
Hanorah Ryan in the city of Ne,
| York in 1852, and five years late
came to this township and settled o
Il farm, where he lived continuollsl
until he died. He was Il man of goo
traits of character and adhered ten;
ciollsly to what he believed to be right
His kind, genial disposition endeare
him to all who knew him. He serve
as chairman of this town for grea
number of years. Besides his witlo>
he leaves one son. John II. Mccarthy
Of Doyle, and six daughters to mourl
his loss. The funeral was held SUI
day afternoon from ST. NIicllaels Catl
! Ollie church and was largely attended
Rev. Fl. ]. McAvay, of Kilkenny. OF
ficiating.