The Irish standard., 1901-03-09
OVER The NORTHWEST.

OVER The NORTHWEST.
Hastings, Alinn.-A very pretty we'd
ding occurred at st. Agatha's church,
Nermllion, on Monday, the 18th ult,
when Miss Nellie q. O'Lcary became
the bride of Mr.. Patrick Ii. Casey.
Miss Alice y. O'Lealy, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and Il. L. Fur
long was groonlsman. Rev. William
McGolrick of Invcr Grove ofliciated on
the occasion. y pleasant reception
WAS given at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. O'I.ealy
in the afternoon and evening, attend
ed by Il large number of friends of
both bride and groom. They have
gone on Il wedding trip to different
points i'll Iowa, and upon their return
will take up residence i'll Lakcyillr.
l'hpy were the recipients of many
costly gifts, besides the cordial con-
CALCULATIONS of friends.
Waseca, Minn.-NIiss Nellie ID. Hen
ncberry died OH Wednesday, Feb. 70,
ut the home of her mother, Mrs. Mar
S;ret ucnncberry in this city. Her
death was caused by tubcrcular NEIL
nights With which she had been sick
some two weeks. Miss lIenncberry
was n years Of age last July. She
graduated some live years. ago from
the Sacred Heart school OF this city
and for about two years was employed
| as Nurse in the St. Peter hospital.
Later she went to Montana where she
had II sister residing. She returned
home about Il year ago. The funeral
was llcld Friday morning at . o'clock
in the Catholic church and intermcnt
was made in the st. Mary's cemetery.
WablslIl Minn.-The residence Of
Patrick McGraw, on Sand Prairie, was
, entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
| morning, Feb. ~. 1t was II quick
blaze and although some Of the con-
tents We're saved, it was with the
greatest difficulty. Mrs. McGr;lw w;ls
confined to her bed ut the time the fire
broke out, but fortunately her sudden
removal had no ill effects. She is ut
the present ut the home OF her daugn-
ter, Mrs. Henry Murphy, i'll this Guy,
and is recovering. The blaze probably
originated from some defect i'll the
chimney.
Earlbault, Mimi Michael ticlaru-
son, one Of the pioneer residents OF
| the town OF Erin, passed away Tues
day night Feb. 2G, after Il brief illness,
| He was born in the county Cork, Ire
| land, II years ago. lie c;lnie to
/ America when Il young man and set
tied in Racine, Wis, where he lived
! for 10 years. lie moved from there
| to Minnesota II years ago and settled
on the farm in the town OF Erin which
has since been his home. lie is sur
vivcd by six children, us follows: Mat
thew Richardson, OF st. Paul; William,
of River Falls, Wis; Michael, Jr., OF
Washington; Joseph, of Wells; David
and Mrs. Michael McGinnis, OF Erin
The funeral took place from st. Pat
rick's church, Shieldsvillc. MIR. Rich
,ardson was highly esteemed i'll the
community ill which he resided and i'll
passing away lie leaves Il host OF
friends to mourn the death OF Il good
citizen and kindhearted nelghbor.
Glencoe, Alinn.-Died, OH Saturday
morning, February %, of scarlet fever
after Il short illness, Alkaline Marie
Hollorun, eldest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John lloll0ran, aged five years anu
four months. The child had been APP
parently well until the Monday before
her death and no symptoms OF ii ser
ious nature We're discovered until
shortly before she passed away. The
remains were buried in the Catholic
cemetery. Owing to the contagious
character Of the disease the usual
funeral ceremonies were dispensed
with. The peculiar circumstances at
tending the last sickness. death ant
burial of the little one We're extremely
sad, and the sympathy Of the entire
community goes out to the parents
and friends in their great sorrow.
Shakopee, Minn.-Mat Riley wa:
badly injured Wednesday Of last weel
by kick from a horse which was
running loose in the pasture. The hoo
struck him on the bridge Of the nose
suuarely between the eyes. and spill
the nose it's entire - length besides
gouging out the flesh between tn