The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-02-06
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

GAINESVILLE, Minn.-.At nine o'clock
Wednesday morning, January 9th,
Father Shylocl, of st. Clair, united in
marriage Miss Adelaide ]. Gilday and
Mr.. Howard Dickey. The bride Wore
Il beautiful brown tailor suit and was
attended by her friend and cassmatc
Miss Ella Leo. of Marshall The
groom was attended by Mr.. VIM.
COughlin, of this place. The happy
couple left Oh the west bound passen-
ger for Il wedding trip and will then
30 to Faribault, where they will make
their future home.
Anaconda Mont-A petition is be-
ing circulated in Anaconda by Justice
of the Peace Murphy asking Congress
to appropriate $4,000 for the erection
of Il statue to the memory of Commo-
dore John Barry in the city of Wash
ington. The petition is being literally
signed and will be forwarded to Con-
gresham Dixon.
st. Patrick. Minn.-Daniel Campion
ST., one of the respected pioneers of
southern Cedar Lake township ana
one of the substantial parislOncrs of
st. Patrick's church, passed away at
his home in Cedar Lake township,
Tuesday morning, Jahuury Goth. after
an illness of several months with cam
11,D e.fn ,<1,
aware of Mr.. Campion's exact age. but
understand that he was nearly if NOT
eighty years of age, although his rug.
gcd and healthy appearance would al
ways cause one to judge him Il much
younger man. His wife, three SONS.
Richard. of Cedar Lake. and John and
Dan. of Wheaton, Mimi, and five
daughters. McS,lamrs VIM. Hart and
NJ. w. TimmolS. of Cedar Lake. Mrs.
nonollnc. of st. Paul. and Misses Mag
sic and Mary tampon. survive. The
funeral took place from ST r;ltrick's
church the following Thursday morn
ing
Daniel j. Brennan was held from St
Miclncl'S church ut ten O'Clock Tues
day morning and the Ancient Order of
flibcrninns had charge of the funeral
The interment took place at the Gem
ctery in South saltwater. John Hag-
gcrty Monday received from Washing
tnp ,.,1 Il
| and iron lands north of Duluth. Mr..
lla%%crty has made Il deal for the sale
of the lands. which hinged on the OBJ
thinning of the patent.
Red Wing. Mimi. - Miss Nellie
Flynn. of t'aribault. and Thomas
| Daily were married Tuesday morning.
January Doth at st. Joscph's church
| by Rev. J. III. Gaughan. The bride
was attended by Miss Julie O'Neil. of
Farlnult and the groom by Michael
Flynn. brother of the bride. a we'd
ding breakfast was given for them at
the IIeiscrman hotel by Mrs. Thomas
Heiserman. sister of the bride, and
they left the same day for Dcadwood
where Mr.. Daily has Il position with
Il mining firm.
Butte, Mont.-Thc funeral of Mich
ael IL. Sullivan, who was killed by
Il blast in the Never Sweat mine, took
place from his late residence, Atlantic
and Mercury streets. Services We're
held in the Sacred Heart church and
intermcnt in the Catholic cemetery.
The funeral Of Owen Boyle. who died
at the home of his brother, Con Boyle,
ZIG North Wyoming street, was held
from the latter's residence with serv-
ices ut ST. AIary's church. Burial was
at the Catholic cemetery.
Catholic church, Tuesday, January
Goth, 1904, by Rev. w. =. Walsh, Mr..
Leonard Young and Miss Annie Nc.
Govern. They were attended by Mr.
Tobias Archer, as best man, and Miss
Esther Larson, as bridesmaid \ few
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony.
Fairmont, Minn.-Charles z. Gun
ningham babe adieu to Fairmont last
week and left for Los Angeles, Cal.
to join his wife and family and will
settle down i'll !: new home. For near
ly quarter of a century Mr.. Cunning
ham has been prominent and force
full factor in the life and development
OF our city, contributing freely of hi:
, time and money for whatever seemed
best for the welfare of the community
He has reared a large family who will
, adorn any society of which they ar
members. The sincere good wishes O
! our entire community go with MI
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