The Irish standard., 1903-11-07

The local division will hold their regu.'
lar business meeting at the usual
time, at 1870 p. M, after which the
open meeting will be held to which all
interested are welcome. sa
Belle Creek, AIinn.-Miss Della
Ryan and NJ. ]. Moran were married
at st. Columbkill's Catholic church by
Rev. John O'Brien assisted by Rev. ].
H. Prendergast, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Miss Anna Ryan acted as bridesmaid
and Patrick Cornell, nephew of the
groom, was best man. Mrs. Charles
Perkins presided at the organ, and as
the strains of the wedding march filed
the edifice the young people marched
to the altar, which was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers, and were
soon made man and wife.
Montgomery, Minn.-Another home
was saddened on last Saturday even
ing, Oct "a, when at about 9 O'CLOCK
Mrs. Ellen Keohen, wife of Timothy
Keohen, died of hemorrhage of the
lungs. She was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Mihigen and was
born in the township of Montgomery
about forty-two years ago. Besides
sorrowing husband, she leaves to,
mourn her departure six small chill
dren; the oldest is but eleven years
old and the youngest child six
months old. Her end came quietly
and suddenly. She was apparently
feeling we'll until supper time on Sat.
urday, when hemorrhage set in and
she died shortly after, fortified by the
last sad rites of the Catholic church Of
which she was always devout men,
Der. Funeral services were held from
the Catholic church, this city, where q
requiem high mass was read on the
following Monday morning by Rev. r.
Pozek, and interment was made in st.
Michael's cemetery beside the grave
of her mother, who preceded her by
three years. The large attendance at
the funeral shows that the deceased
was highly esteemed by all acquaint-
ances.
Hutchinson, NIinn-At 8 o'clock
Tuesday morning, Oct. q, occurred
the marriage of William Fallon of
Brainerd and Miss Minnie Carrigan Of
Boon Lake. The marriage took place
at St. Anastasia's Catholic church in
Hutchinson. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Ella Carrigan and Josie
Fallon, sisters of the bride and groem
respectively, and the groomsmen were
the NIessrs. Charles and John Carri-
gan. The future home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fallon will be at Brainerd, MINI.
Denver. Col.-With the most solemn
ceremonies of the Catholic church, the
newly erected church of st. Francis
de Sales in South Denver was dedi-
Gated on Sunday morning last. The day
was the Feast of All Saints, and an
appropriate time for the dedicatory
services. The plans were outlined by
the pastor, Father Donnelly, and the
building is one which will prove botlf
serviceable and artistic.
Faribault, AIinn.-Wm. S. O'Brien
an esteemed and respected citizen of
this city, died Wednesday evening,
Oct. 81, at five minutes to 5 o'clock at
st. Joseph's hospital, st. Paul. His
death resulted from fracture of the
base skull caused by being struck witlr
a deadly weapon by some unknown
person Friday evening last about II
o'clock on Third street, near Mime
sofa street. st. Paul. as he was going
to the Merchants hotel. William s.
O'Brien was born forty-four years
ago last April in the town of Wells.
When hoy his parents removed to-
this city and he has made Faribault'
his home since. Twenty-Five years
ago he married Margaret Carney. Of
this union eight children, four boys
and four girls, We're born. The girls
are Mayme. Nellie. Cecilia and Flor
ence. and the boys are William, Jos-
eph, Harold and Ralph. His wife
and these children survive him as does
also his aged father, fours brothers,
James, Daniel and Frank of this city
and Michael of Waterville, and three
sisters, Mrs. Joseph Dee of the city
and Mrs. John Dee and Mrs. Frank
Sheeran of Minneapolis. The funeral
took place the following Friday morn
ing at $50 from his late residence on
East Eecond street under the auspices
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and Catholic Order of Foresters, Of
which the deceased was worthy
member. The funeral cortege pro-
ceedcd to the church of the Immacu-
late Conception. where Rev. Father
Slevin celebrated high mass of
requiem, at the close of which he
paid Il high tribute to Mr. O'Brien as
husband. father and citizen.
Winona, AIinn.-P. ]. Ryan of
jamestown, N. D., who was injured
in moving freight cars in the North
western freight yards at Mankato OH
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