The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-06-14
OVER THE NORTH VEST.

Jordan. Minn.-The mari iage of Miss
Nellie Connors and ThoS. lNennetick
both OF Cedar Lake, occurred at St
Patrick's church Tuesday morning OF
last week, the brides sister, Miss Liz
zie Connt rs, acting as bridesmaid, and
being best man. After the ceremony Il
wedding feast was served to invited
relatives and friends ut the brides
home, and the merrimrnt Of the occa-
sion was protracted until the following
morning. There was Il big crowd and
the best of good times. people being
there from Wesley, lakewood, New
Prague. Credit River and Webster, be-
sides all of Cedar Lake. The happy
couple We're recipients of many hand
some tokens OF esteem. in the way of
wedding gifts from their many friends.
They will reside in Cedar Lake town.
ship.
Waseca, Minn.-A very pretty cere-
mony took place at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, in this city, Tuesday
morning, June 3, when Mr.. Richard
Maloncy. of Itsco, and Miss Emma NJ
Madden daughter of Malachi Madden
of Blooming Grove, We're united in
1 the holy sacrament CT matrimony
The bride was dnintly dres sell in viii e
mousselne lie sole, ell train. trimmed
with Battenburg and Duchess point
lace and carried bride roses Her sis
ter. Miss Grace Madden, dressed in
pink crgandie and carrying American
Beauty roses. acted as bridesmaid.
The groom wore tic Ct nvtnt.Cnll black.
His brother Francis was the grooms-
man. After the ceremony the immc-
,liate members OF both families re-
paired to the home of the bride in
blooming Grove, where Il rec, ption was
held during the day.
st. Peter, Minn.-4A very sad death
occurred ut st. Peter OH Decoration
day. y man WAS driving rapidly along
one of the streets with horse and
buggy. when the horse struck the f.
year-1ld daughter Of Mrs. Gertrude
Rrogan nee Spillnnc). knocked the
child down and stepped upon her
breast. killin" her almost instantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds, Doug
las and Katie Spllanc. Messrs. William
and Michael j. Spil!aEe and Tim
ctlly Donovan. of Wasec:l. and Mr. ana
Mrs. Thos. Cooney and daughter, Ma
ME, of Owatonna. Went to ST. Peter
to attend the funeral. which was held
OH Sunday. The death was sad and
lleart-rcnding to the relatives who
have the sympathy of all.
lie Sueur, Minn.-Nellie Dobbins. the
14-year old daughter of Mr.. and Mis-
James Dobbus of this city. died of
consumption ON June >. Fer two years
past she had been victim OF the dis
ease and with resignation and Chris
tian fOrtitude awaited the emil. TIE
funeral services We're held from st.
.\nne's Catholic church.
Chatham, Minn.-On Tuesday. June
3, Frank Mcdonald, of Minneapolis,
and Miss Anna Meara. of this place,
were married by Rev. Father Savoy.
The bride was attirel in beautiful
gown of white silk mule over white
taifeta and carried brides roses. Miss
Sadie Neara was the bridesmaid and
wore pink mule over pink silk AMI
carried pink and white carnations.
Daniel Cavanaugl. cousin Of the bride,
acted as best man. After the cerc-
monies the wedding party and invited
guests repaired to the home Of the
brides parents and enjoyed fine well
ding breakfast. The many presents
were both beautiful and costly and
showed the esteem in which the coll
tracting parties were held.
Waverly. Minn.-AIiss 10 >ephine Jc-
Ncouer and Ed j. Giblin were married
at st. Mary's church on the Sd inst,
Rev. Father Lucey officiating. TIL,
groom were a fine black dress suit and
was attended by John .Tolicouer as best
man. while John jennings and Patrick
Giblin served as uslers. The bride
wore Il beautiful gown of white dotted
hobbinette over silk and carried Il
bunch of brides roses. After the cerc-
mony the bridal party left for the
home of the brides parents, where a
sumptuous wedding dinner was served.
The young couple. accompanied by Il
large number OF friends and relatives,
left for a short wedding tour to Hur-
ley, Wis. They were the recipients of
many beautiful and costly presents.
Slayton. Minn.-Chas. McSherry and
family left here Saturday night May
81, for their future home at Alissoula.
Mont. They remained with relatives
ut st. Paul until Tuesday. when they
resumed their journey. Mrs. Farrell
accompanied them to st. Paul. Mr..
McSherry was resident cf Murray
county for more than twenty years AMI
of Slayton for twelve years. AS dis
trict agent for the Continental Insur-
ance company he established very
good business for himself and was re-
garded by the company as one Of its
most successful agents. For the bene-
fit Of his health he felt he must seek
a more favorable cline.