The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-07-04

itllleu LII Boston sunday morning
about . O'Clock, after a nice passage
of 8 days, - hours and 80 minutes.
and started from there by train that
evening. The boys report that their
cattle sold we'll, and that they made
some money on the venture. They
say they We're we'll treated every
where they went After disposing Of
the cattle the party divided, Mike
Reiter going to Paris, and the rest of
the party to Ireland. After their visit
they met in Liverpool and took boat
from there for home. George Carey
remained in Ireland for Il couple Of
weeks further visit.
Austin, Minn.-The body of a man
apparently about % years of age and
who was identified as Fred Keefe of
Blooming Prairie, was found float
ing in the Cedar river on the west
side OF the river, north of the Bridge
street bridge, Friday morning, June
Goth. at s o'clock. The body was
found by Chris. Nickelby who notified
Ned Ellwood who was driving by at
the time. Mr.. Ellwood pulled the
body out of the water and the police
and coroner were notified, after which
the body was taken to Earl Il Rustads
undertaking rooms. His face was con-
siderably cut and bruised and owing
to the fact that the body was not
bloated leads many to suspect that he
did not drown, but was thrown in the
river after he met death.
Brlinerd, Minn.-Fatller Lynch, of
ST Francis church. is planning
for a big excursion to Mortified
for his Sunday school pupils, to
be held July It'll. The Minnesota 4
International has offered to carry the
children free of charge, provided 900
adults will accompany the excursion
at a round trip fare of % cents. Fa-
Their Lynch never does anything by
halves and the children already know
that a complete days pleasure awaits
them.
Ellsworth, Mimn-Another nice we'd
ding took place at st. Mary's Catholic
church Tuesday morning, June 23rd,
ut $50 O'Clock. Mr. Patrick Kenney
and Miss Lizzie Carey We're the happy
couple who took the vows. The bride
WIS attended by her cousin. Miss
| Helen t'arey. and the groom by Mr.
Will Gordon. Rev. Father IIartlcib
celebrated Il nuptial mass. during
which lie performed the marriage celr-
mony. y reception and wedding
| breakfast was held at the home of The
| bride, east of town. after the core
mony. and the happy young couple
then took the morning train to Sioux
City and Omaha via Sioux Falls They
will be at home to their friends OH the
fine country homestead owned by the
groom, Il half mile south of town, af-
ter July LIST.
Rochester, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Nellie Cudmore, of the city, and
Mr.. James O'Connor, of Chicago, was
quietly celebrated at ST. Johns church
at seven o'clock Tuesday morning,
June Ord. The bride was attended
by Miss Frances Heintz, of Blue
Earth, and the groom by Mr.. William
Cudmore, of the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Connor left at 10 o'clock for the
East The groom is travelling sales
man and a most estimable young man,
The bride is a well-known Rochester
lady who has been at Blue Earth for
some time, employed as Il stenograph-
er. She has a host of friends to wish
her happiness.
Graceville, NIinn.-After a long
period Of suffering death came to the
relief of Mrs. John Fahey Thursday,
June 25th. Her death had been hour
ly expected for several days. The
funeral was held Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock from Holy Rosary church.
Deceased was SO years of age. She
leaves husband and three sons and
three daughters to mourn their loss.
Superior Wis.-Death has claimed
one Of our old and respected citizens
| in the person of Martin Somers. De-
ceased was good and loyal citizen
kind and loving parent and was i'm
bued with an undying patriotism for
Ireland, the land of his birth. He was
born in the county of Wexford, Ire
land, SO years ago and came to Canada
when a. small boy. He located there
OH farm in the days of no railroad
convenience. He toiled hard and sue
worlds goods and raising large and
respectable family. He moved to Su-
perior City, Wis, where he made many
friends He leaves behind to mourn
| their loss a widow, six boys and three
girls, Peter, Of Rockland, Mich; Pat
rick, of IIibbing, Mimi; Michael j., Of
Hibbing; William and Martin j., Of
Iibbing: james j., of Minot, N. d.;
Mrs L. e. Corcolan, of Superior; Mrs.
A. ]. Beers, Of Duluth, and Mrs. 'Thos.
Hoy, Hibbing. To his bercaved fam
| lily we extend our sincere sympathy in
this their hour Of sorrow, and fervent-
ly pray his soul is with his God.
Red Wing, 2Iim.-Miss Hannah O.
Olson and George J. Haustein Of this
city were married at st. Joseph's
church Wednesday morning, June a,