The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-09-28

A'A"PASeon' eAu lie EeIudluS were inter-
red in the Catholic cemetery at that
place.
Red Wing, Minn.-Miss Beatrice Ma
tilda Casey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Casey of Belle Creek, and Ed
mund 2. Neill of Red Wing were mar
ried Tuesday of last week at the rec.
tory of st. Columbkill's church in
Ryan by Rev. J. II. Prendergast in the
presence Of few witnesses. The
bride was attended by Miss Harriette
Casey and the groom by r. J. O'NeiN.
A wedding reception at the home of
the brides parents followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Neill will be at
home on Broadway after October Is.
Rochester, Minn.-George McDer
mott has just placed in Cooks hotel,
this city, Il useful adjunct to hotel
writing table. 1t is cabinet in which
to keep stationery and other necessi-
ties for the writing room of hotel.
The top of the case is arranged to hold
advertisements Of leading merchants.
The handy cabinet is one which meets
a long-fclt want on the part Of hotel
keepers. 1t is Mr.. McDermott's own
idea and he has already applied for
a patent on the device.
Kilkenny, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Matte Quirk, of Lake Washing.
ton, to Isidor Clinton, of Kilkenny,
took place at the Marysburg Catholic
church ON Tuesday, Sept. "a, Rev. FIR.
Ronaync officiating. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Quirk,.
of Lake Washington. and the groom.
is a prosperous young farmer of Kill
kenny. The friends OF the contract
ing parties wish them joy in their
welded life.
st. Peter, Minn.-The death of Miss
Catherine Hayden, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hayden, occur
red at her home in Sharon, lie Sueur
county, on Monday, Sept. 16. She
had been sick but two weeks, and the
cause of her death was appendicitis.
She was a young lady Of cstimable
qualities, and highly thought Of by
large circle of friends and acquaint-
anccs i'm st. Peter and vicinity. She
was born in Sharon, lie Sueur county,
and was 2G years Of age ut the time
of her death. She was to have been
married shortly to James Fay. of Lake
Prairie, the date of the wedding hay
ing been set and this fact makes her
untimcly death all the more sad. De
ceased was a sister OF Mrs. William
Powers, of Lake Prairie The funeral
services We're held on Wednesday at
o o'clock from st. AIMS church ut lie
Sueur Rev. FIR Busch officiating.
Braincrd, Minn.--NNorll has been
commenced on the now st. ,Joseph's
hospital to he erected in this city by
the Order of st. Benedict The plans
Of the building have been changed
very materially since 1t was first an
nouncM that hospital was to be
erected. Instead Of n three story build
ing, as originally intended, it will be
a two-story affair, covering more
ground space. The cost Of the build
ing is estimated ut about $4,000.
st. Cloud.-Waltcr Murphy, who has
had n number of railroad contracts
In Indiana and Illinois this year, ar
rived home Saturday, Sept. IA, from
n hospital at ct Wayne, Ind, where
he had been laid up for five weeks
with an attack Of typhoid fever. He
is still far from well, the disease hav-
Ing his feet ana legs in bad shape,
making it necessary for him to use
crutch and cane. Mr.. Murphy still
has a month ana Il half of work to
finish on his contract, but will not re-
turn until he has fully recovered.
Jordan, Mnn.-A1lchacl Sheehan died
at the home OF his daughter, Mrs. p.
II. Doughcrty, in Cedar Lake town,
Saturday morning, Sept II. He was
In his usual robust health up to "a
hours previous to bis death, being
seriously Ill only for that length of
time The stroke Of paralysis came
suddenly ana without any apparent
cause. Had he lived until November.
| he would have celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday. Tie was born in
County Glare, Ireland, and came to
America about forty-Gve years ago,
first locating in Vermont and living
there for three years, thence removing
! to Minnesota and purchasing land in
, Cedar Lake town, where he resided
ever since He was dillgent worker
and by dint Of industry and thrift be-
came one of the wcll-to-do farmers of
that town. He leaves behind, to
mourn his departure, besides the one
daughter, Mrs p II. Doughcrty, four
sons, Thomas and William, both Of
st. Paul, and Patrick and Michael,
residents of Clear Lake. The funeral
occurred on Monday, and the high
esteem in which the deceased was
held was attestcd by the large con-
course Of neighbors and friends who
! followed the remains to their last rest
ing place
Hudson, Wis.-.Iames Sherry, Il pop-
! ular business man of North Hudson.
was recently married in this city to