The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-24

ted i'll marriage to Henry Currans. OF
Emmetsburg. Iowa. On the arrival
of the wedding party at the church !,
wedding march was played by Miss
Mae Herbert and they marched To the
altar where they We're greeted by the
Very Rev. Dean Shea. The bride was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mar.
| snret, aud the groom was attended by
his brother, John Currans.
st. Cloud. AIinn.-On Sunday. Oct.
f! II, at the home of her son, James
Welcl, near st. Wendell, after an i'll
ness with pneumonia covering ten
days. occurred the death of Mrs. J..
Welcl. aged 5G years. The deceased
was widowed but is survived by six
children, most of them grown up
The funeral was held the following
Tuesday morning at . o'clock from the
st. Wendell church.
WaSecl. Minn.-.AnOtller of tlr ear
ly and enterpriSing pioneers of Mime
sofa has joined the great majority on
the other side. Mr.. Doyle died at the
residence of his son. Raymond Doyle.
in the town of Freedom, Tuesday
morning. Oct. IL. at the advanced age
of 81 years. Mr.. Doyle was born
July &, ISIS. at Tinahely, County
Wicklow, Ireland. When 10 years of
ago he left Ireland and spent the eight
following years travelling and working
in Scotland, England and Continental
Europe. He came to America in 1917,
locating in Niagara county, N. Y. lie
waS married ut Providence. X. l.. in
May. 1851, to Miss Catherine McCor-
mick. He came West the following
year to LoglnSport. Ind. and in the
fall of 1888 located temporarily at La
Crosse. Wis. In the spring of 1871 he
began farming at Lii Crescent. ,Ilous-
ton county. Mimi, and spent the fol
lowing thirteen years there In 1867
he sold his farm there and came to
Wascca county, where he resided con-
tinuOusly since. His wife died April 4.
1901. and since this time he has made
his home with his son Raymond on
the old homestead. Since the death of
his wife, to whom he was dcvotetlly
attached. his health has gradually
failed up to tho time of his death
Six children survive him. namely: Mrs.
NJ. T.. Coglcy. Flandrcau s. d.: John
Il. Doyle. Flandrcau. S. D.: Mrs. j. W.
Heavy. New Orleans. La; Sister NJ.
Wilfred. o. S. d.. minneapolis: Ray
mond on the old homestead in Free
dom. and Mrs. j. "A. Markham. Alma
city His funeral occurred Thursday
morning ut the Catholic church i'm st.
Mary.
GAINESVILLE. Minn.-.Toln Mackry. an
old resident of Vivian. Mimi. died
Saturday evening. Oct 10. at ; o'clock.
of apopleXy after mi illness of four
teen hours. IIc had been troubled
with rheumatism for some time. The
deceased was sixty Years of age. The
funeral WAS conducted from tho ST
Mary Catholic church. Monday morn
ING and the remains laid to rest in the
ST Mary cemetery. lie leaves Il wife,
four danShtrrS and i brother to mourn
his departure.
Montgomery. MINI. The First State
Bank of Montgomery. which has re-
Gently been incorporated under the
laws of the state. has opened for
business. Thomas w. Shcehy is the
president. G. II. M0lOnry is the vice
president and Daniel II. HnnlOn is
cashier. These gentlemen. with the
other shareholders. arc men of consid-
cradle financial responsibility and the
bank is Il safe depository. The officers
arc capable men for the positions they
have been selected to fill and the bust
ness of the bank will he ably conduct
cd The new bank does Il general
banking business.