The Irish standard., 1901-07-06


ceased was born near Montreal, Que
bee, 6S years ago, coming to Minnesota
and locating at st. Cloud SO years ago,
which place has been his home ever
since, with the exception Of a few years
spent at Sank Rapids. Mr.. Sullivan
was married while young to Miss Eliz-
abeth WEIGH in Canada, who died a !
few years afterward, leaving one son.
John D. Sullivan, for many years
county attorney of Stearns county.
Twenty-Five years ago he was again
married, this time to Miss Elizabeth
Dirkes, of st. Augusta, Stearns county,
who survives him with four children,
James Sullivan, Jr., Little Falls, and
Misses Clara, Sadie and Elvie Sullivan,
the youngest about sixteen years Of
age. The funeral services We're held on
Sunday at 2 o'clock from the cathedral
in ST. Cloud, and was quite largely at
tended.
Marysburg, Minn.-James Farrell. of
Madison Lake, and Miss Mary Don
nelly. of st. Peter. We're married here
at the Catholic church on July l by
Rev. Father Ronayne. Miss Sara Don
nelly, Il sister of the bride. was maid
of honor, and Miss Julia Farrell was
bridesmaid. The groomsmen We're Will
liam and Z. III. Smith. After the ccre-
mony the newly-wedled pair took up
their abode at Madison Lake. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Donnelly. Sire was for num-
Der of years one of the trained nurses
at the st. Feter state hospital and later
followed the profession of nursing gcn-
orally.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Wcdncsday of
last week Norwood S. Davies, of this
city. and Miss Minnie Nj. Quigley,
of East Grand Forks, were married by
Father Moore ut the Sacred Heart
church in the presence of a large num-
Der of relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties. Mrs. Davies is one
eff the popular favorites in East Grand
Forks. where she has resided for years
Her pleasing personality has won 20,
her friends lnnumerablr. and all unite
in wishing her a happy Journey through
life She is tire daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Quiglcy. Norwood S. Da
vics is Il newspaper man known
throughout the state as one of the mos
energetic of hustlers. For over twt
years he has filled the position OF cit!
editor of the Herald in a most creditl
bic manner He is possessed of OK
ccptonal ability rs Il writer, and has /:
host of friends in this community Il:
well as throughout the state.
Rochester, Minn.--.John Maroney,
well known railroad man, died Sunday
night, June %, at the home Of his sis
ter. Mrs. John Cassidy, Of Eyuta. Fo
I the past seven months he had been dis
ahled by ill-health. His death was du
to a form of consumption. Mr.. Marc
: ney was Il native of Ireland but h:,,
vicinity. residing at different times Il
F, Chnttrlh, Eyota and Rochester. II
: began his career as Il brakeman for TIL
c. 4 N. w. railway thirteen years ag
i and had continued in that capact,
:. nearly all the time up to his last illness
+. He is mourned by his wife; Il sister
. Mrs. Cassetlay; and brother. T.. c
Maroney, Of Eyota. Two brothers liz
+. ing in the old country also survive him
Mr.. Maroney was genial in disposition
, and faithful in the performance o
duty. He will be missed by all Of til
!. railroad boys" on this end Of the Min
= ncsota Il Dakota division Of the Nortl!
western line. The funeral was held 4
!, the Church of the Holy Redeemer II
& Fyota ut 10 O'clock Tuesday morning
" Rev. Father Maddox officiating.