The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-11-16

" EMBER 16, 1901.
noon of last week. She WAS Il very old
lady and had been in an invalid state
for several years on account of intirmi-
ties incident to advanced age. Her
daughter, Miss Mary AIulkclm, lived
with her, and WAS a shining example
of unscltish devotion to her mother
I during the latter's declining years.
| Mrs. Mullcrn and her husband who
preceded her to the grave Il few wears
ago. We're among the early settlers of
Cedar Lake. and her family were
reared there. She was born in the
province of Connaught. Ireland. and
emgratel to this country 4 half CEN
fury or more ago. All her neIaflbors
attest to her many good qualities and
the esteem in which she was held. Be-
sides the daughter above mentioned,
there is another, Mrs. Miller, of Grace
Vile, and four SONS, Patrick and Chris
topher of Cedar Lake, Joseph Of st.
Paul, and Thomas of McFIenry, N. d.
The funeral occurred from st. Cattle,
pines church and Was largely attended
Willnar Mlnn.-Odd Fellows hall
Was crowded with the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Downs last Monday
evening. MIR. Downs, Il popular young
attorney of this city, was married in
Minneapolis, at st. Charles church.
Monday, Nov. +. to Miss Grimes, IN
cstlimable young lady. and reception
followed, as indicated above, to the
young couple on the evening Of the
nth. The event was heartily enjoyed
by all who participated
Waseca, Minn.-John Cawley and
Miss Winnifred Clarity, both highly
respected young people of this county,
were married at the Catholic church
in this city, in the presence of num-
her of invited friends ON Tuesday, Nov.
). Rev. Father Treanor officiating. A
wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides mother and a
number of relatives and a few invited
friends were present. The happy cou-
pie will continue their residence with
! their old neighbors. Their many
friends extend heartiest cmgratula-
tons. and best wishes for long nnd
happy life of prosperity and conjugal
/ bliss.
i On the same morning the marriage
of John Murphy to Miss Mary, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ian
non. I'LL of st. Mary. was solcmnizcd
ut st. AInry's church. Rev. Father
Coleman officiating. The groom was
attended by Mr.. John Lnnnon. Jr
brother of the bride: the bride WAS
attended by Miss Lizzie Welch. of
Marshall. After the church services a
bountiful wedding banquet was ten
| hercd a large number of invited guests
at the home of the brides parents.
The bride received many valuable
and useful presents. Both bride and
groom are favorably known in this
county, and will make their home ut
| st. aIary. ....
Red Wing. Minn-AIiss Iayme Die.
/ fellbach and Patrick J. O'Brien were
married ut st. Joseph's Catholic
church last Monday evening at c
o'clock. Rev. j. II. Gaughan read the
services. The bride was attended by
| Miss Sarah J. O'Bricn, of Chicago, and
the groom by w. &. Weston, of Spring
field, ILL., Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien de
parted on the evening train for n wed
ding trip in the East. They will visit
Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington
and New York. Those from other
cities who attended the wedding were
Mrs. c. Wander Hork and Miss Edna
TIantry. of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Gay
NeviuS. of Duluth.
New Richmond, Wis.-At the Churc1
of the immaculate Conception, Tues
day afternoon, Miss Elizabeth Padde1
of this city, and Anthony p Mean
drew, of Erin, were married, Rev
Father Degnan officiating. Miss Kate
Dunn, of St. Paul, and Richard Ma
loney, OF Erin, attended them. A re
ception followed at the home of The
brides father, NJ. naddel, in the even
ing. Relatives and friends of the bridal
couple from the Twin Cities We're pres
ent.