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

Sank Center, Minn.-AIarried-A
the Church of Our Lady of the Angels
in this city on Wednesday, Oct. II.
1908, Father O'Connor officiating, Miss
Julia, daughter of Stephen kinsella,
OF Ashley and George Brown of West.
port.
st. Thomas. Minn.-Thc Youngest
child, boy II months old, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Halloran OF st. Thomas,
fell in tub of water Monday noon
Oct. II. and was drowned. The moth
er was doing her washing and the lit
tie fellow was playing on the floor in
the same room. When the mother
stepped out to hang up some clothes
the baby made it's way to Il tub full
of water and evidently took hold of
the rim and fell head foremost into
the water and was drowned before
she returned to the house. The funcr-
al was held Tuesday from the Cath
Ole church.
GAINESVILLE, Mnn.-.Iohn jackson of
Redwood Falls and Miss Mary Cahil
We're united in marriage ut st. AIMS
Catholic church here on Wednesday
morning, Oct. Z, ut s O'clock, Rev. F;l-
Their Ryan officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson left Friday for Il short we'd
din" trip to the cities. after which they
will 80 to Redwood Falls. where they
will make their future home.
Faribault, Minn.-Alartin Corbclt.
one of the pioneer settlers of the town
of Richland. died, Tuesday. Oct. Is. ut
his home in that town. of old age and
general debility. He is survived by
three children, Mr.. Il. Corhctt of Rich
land. Mrs. VIM. Iawlcr of this city
and Mrs. w. L. Goodman of Seattle.
Wash. The remains We're brought to
this city and funeral services held ut
the Church of the immaculate Con-
ception by Father Slcvin. The re-
mains We're inferred in Calvary Gem
ctcry.
Sheldsvile. Naturalization No. .,
\. o. H., of ShicldSvillr. received IL
large accession in membership sun
day afternoon last. when Il large class
was initiated into the order at Music
hall, ShieldSvilr. The state drgrc"
team from ST. Paul WIS in Httcn,lancr
| fIo Of -,
were conferred on the new candidates.
| The officers of Division No. . extended
| invitations to all their brethren in
Montgomery, Kilkenny and FaribHult
to be present and take part in the
| initiatory ceremonies.
Prior Lake. Minn--At Credit River.
"Wednesday morning. Oct. II. at 1870.
in st. Peters church. Rev Father
Kelly officiating, took place the mar.
riagc of Miss Katie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Lanigan. to Mr.
Tole Egan. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Mamie I.anisan.
The groom was attended by his
cousin. james McQucstion. Following
the wedding ceremony a reception was
| rendered to invited relatives ut the
| home of the brides parents. The
young couple will go to housekeeping
at once at Prior Lake.
WnScca Minn.--MrS. Garrett Shcc-
han, after a lingering illness from
stomach trouble, died on Tuesday,
October Is. at thcr home in st. Mary.
The lady WAS about sixty years of
age. and leaves. besides her husband.
four children. all of mature age. to
mourn her death: james, and Misses
Nellie and Hannah who are still in
the old home. and Mrs. VIM. Whcc-
lock-. of this city.
Morris. Minn.-AIrs. Mary Fitzgcr-
aid of Minneapolis. Il sister of Billy
O'Rricn Of this place. has brought suit
against the Great Northern for S25,O0O
for injuries sustained in Il wreck on
that road. Colonel Dodge. formerly of
the legal department of the Great
Northern, is her attorney.
| De Graft, Mim.-Marricd- the
Catholic church, De Graft, Wednesday,.
Oct. Z, 1908, Joseph McIncrncy Of Min
ncapolis and Miss May Fitzgerald of
De Graft. Rev. w. +. Walsh perform
cd the ceremony. \ wedding break
fast was served at the brides home to
Il number of guests. The young
couple left on the noon train Wcdncs-
day for their future home in Mime
apOlis.
Wascca. Minn.-I'atrick Kencmn
another of the noblcSt of our pioneer
settlers. has gone to his long rest. In
tcligcnt. modest. unassuming. honor
able, Industrious and liheral-minded,
he was respected and held in high
esteem by all who knew him. He was
born in Ireland March II. 1923. and
cmigrHtcd from his native land March
Is. 1910. landing in New York May l..
1910. lie afterwards came West, first
to Geneva, Wis, then to PEORIA. ILL.,,
next to Lacon in the same state. and
finally to Wilton. in this county. IN
1886, where he has ever since resided.
In the early days he held the office of
town supervisor for many years and
was always an honorable and efficient
officer. In tho Indian outbreak of 1856.
he became n member of thn cOmnnuv