The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-06-21
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ShakOpec, Minn.-AlrS. Bridget Car
ney died ut her home in Ce lar Lake
on June 10. of heart trouble, ut the age
of 63 years. after an illness of four
/ years. She was bern in Galway, Ire
land. and came to this country about
% years ago, and shortly afterward
was married to Michael Carney at st
GATHERINGS church ut Cedar Lake. No
children We're born to them, and Mr..
Carney died about seven years ago, Sd
that she was the last of her immediate
family in this region. One bryther is
| living in Philadelphia, and there is Il
sister in Ireland. The farm has been
operated the past few years by Il
nephew, John Shea.
Winona, NIinn.-Patrck Mccarthy
and Miss Rose DOnohue we're united
in marriage Wednesday morning OF
last week ut st. Thomas cathedral at
4, s o'clock. Rev. Father Sherlock eli
ciated. ID. Mccarthy and Miss May
Ncalun attended the coupe and larE
, number of friends and relatives wer
present ut the ceremony. \ wedding
, breakfast was served at the home
! marriage, for the intimate friends an I
relatives of the couple. n large mum
, Der of beautiful presents We're present
i ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy. Th
| couple lett on the noon train for st
Paul and from there went 10 Chica: }
and kankakec. TlEy will Ike at HON
after July 1 at 419 We Howard street
Both are we'll known young people OF
Winonl and their many friends eXte: !
to them their best wishes
st. Peter, Minn.-Announcemynt WA
made in ST. Peter and Paurs clurr
last Sunday of the approaching we'd
ding of Miss Helen Burns aud Mr.. Il
j. Lynch both Of lie sueur county
INhe date has not yet been made publ .
The bride is the estimab.e dauglltc
of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Burns. &C
cleveland township. and for the y Sc
few years has been Il teacher III the
schools of lie Sucur county. The
uroam is the superintendent of schools
of Lee Sucur county and is one OF the
best known of the public men Of lie
Sueur county. They have many friend
who will wish them unstinted happ'-
ness.
Wavcrly, Mim-The. following grad
yates of the public schools recently t.
j, crivetl their diplomas from Che hands
of j. NJ. Casey: Alice Perra, EMMY
\ Burke, Rose Nuwash, Mary Macarthur
', AGNES Giblin and Nicholas * hanek
The exercises c.nsed With an appr"prl
otc address hy Rev. Father Moyllifan
who congratulated the class and clearly
demonstrated the enormous advantages
of n modern high school educatim
Sank Centre, Minn.-Mrs. Wlllal>
Murphy, OF Holding. who has been sur
fcrinw from blood poisoning. is rapid!
improviny. Mrs. Murphy WAS pettlhA
the family cat Il few days ago anu wal
bitten on the right hand and SC. atchel
on the left hand by the animal. III,
bite has entirely healed, bat bl@ol
poisoning set into the left hand wneie
fine scratch occurred. 1t was thought
that an amputation w ull lie he ~ sari
but Mrs. Murphy refused to allow II
and is now under the care of physi
elan.
Belle plaine. Minn.-nles,lay morn
inw, June 10. ut the Church OF the Sa
!. cred Heart, occurred the marriage It
!, Miss Hannah Han,on and Mr.. Jams:
! Fogerty. Rev. Father Kennedy ctticn'
inw. There was an unusually large at
tendance ut the church to witness II!
ceremony. The bride was gowned II
cream lans.lowne and carried brids
roses and was attended by Misses Julsl
Mccarthy and Julia Foger.y, who wer
attired in blue null. The groom WA
: attended by Pat Fogerty and Jerry
uanlon. After the ceremony the brid;
party repaired to the residence CT til
bride. where a reception was held an
a sumptuous spread of e.,tlbles awaitc.
the immediate relatives and friends o
the young couple. who were made til
: recipients Of many useful and valuabl
, presents. The festivities continue,