The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-05-09
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Hastings, Minn.-A very pretty we'd
ding occurred mt the Church Of the
Guardian Angels OH Tuesday morning
April %, when Mr.. Thomas a. Muir
laugh and Miss Margaret e. Caneff,
Of Marshan, We're united in marriage,
Rev. j. A. Fitzgerald officiating in the
presence of large number of friends.
The bridesmaid was Miss Celia A. Ca
neff, sister Of the bride, and the
g:oomsman, r. j. Murtaugh, of Benz
idji, brother of the groom. The ush-
ers were |. r. CaSserly and NJ. A. Nc
Namara. Both bride and bridesmaid
were becomingly attired in white
Persian lawn trimmed in Valencielnes
lace. During the ceremony Miss Mary
KrHnz presided ut the organ and
played the wedding music. and Miss
Susie Il. Kranz pleasingly rendered
two vocal numbers "LuZzi's Ave Ma
ter the church services the bridal party
with number of invited guests re-
paired to the home of the brides par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Caneff,
where a wedding rcpast was served
and an informal reception held. They
Gre the recipients of many handsome
gifts. They have gone to Winnebago
city on a wedding trip, and upon their
lct,lrn will reside upon Mr.. Mrrtaugh's
n, WHY purchased farm in Revcnm.
Emmctsburg, Iowa.-Sunday, April
2G, word was received in this city that
Jerry O'Donncll had died at his home
| mt Nevada after a lingering illness. Mr..
| O'Donnrll WAS for several years OPP
orator at the milwaukee, depot ut this
place and was a steady obliging, large
hearted fellow All who knew him
| had IL very wal m regard for him. He
was a rather quiet young man, but
when he made a friend he retained
| him. He was married ut this place
| tn Miss Anna Collins, daughter of VIM.
Collins and sister of Mrs. P. Miller.
After leaving Emmetsburg, Mr.. o.
Donncll accepted position in the
| Northwestern Office Mt Nevada. He
leaves a wife and several small chill.
dren. Nhc Irish Standard sincerely
regrets the Death of this most excel
lent gentleman and extends sympathy
to Mrs. O'Donncll and family.
Bralr erd, Mim.--Miss ElnGra McIn-
crney and Mr.. James II. Ryan were
married at Staples Wednesday morn
ing, April 20 Mt the Catholic church,
Father Cans performing the ceremony.
Mrs. e. j. DOnahue, of Brainerd, was
! the matrOn of honor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan will make their home at Living
ston. Mont. Both young people are
we'll known in Brwincrd, particularly
the bride as she has been guest in
the city on many occasions.
Butte. Mont.-Afhr deliherating 40
minutes the jury in the case of ]. w.
Kelley charged with the killing Of DR..
| Cayley IN Butte last October, returned
! Il verdict of not guilty and the defend
ant was discharged from custody. He
is now at the home Of his brother, r.
Il. Kelley. in Anaconda. 1t was ex-
pected that Madame LaBonta, the
woman in the case, would go ON the
witness stand and testify. She was
called as a witness but her attorney
objected to her tcstifying unless the
Charge against her was dismissed. This
the county attorney refused to do.
Aside from witnesses who testified to
his good character, Kelly was the only
witness in his own behalf
Ellsworth. Miml.--The biggest single
cattle shipment ever made from here
went out over the Rock Island Sunday
April Goth. when M. r. Burke. Martin
Fnncrty, Mike Reiter and George
Carey left for Liverpool. England, with
$40 head Of fine export cattle. The
rain. which consisted of 81 carloads.
vent in two sections. the first leaving
x about 1lo'clocE a. III. and the last
| II . o'clock p. m. The cattle were
'wif', LIZ III" following parties: Burke
rns.. Ed JGnn. II. II. ia ing, Will
laher. Il. y. Hunt :nh John Whitney.
The first stop was Mt Chicago where
lie cattle We're transferred to the
Grand Trunk line and run to Port
iuron. Here the cattle W re unload
ID and fed. aud loaded and shipped to
Montreal. Chrada. wh"ra t'.ey were
placed aboard the ship fer Liverpool.