The Irish standard., 1905-07-08

OF the Omaha bridge, says the Repub-
liear-Noice OF July 1. Mrs. knute Lar
son saw him when he tumbled and re-
ported it to John Dorgan, who was
passing on First street. MIR. Dorgan
fastened down to the bridge and found
Ryan lying lengthwise face down.
ward OH one OF the timbers that
| support the center gate OF the mill
dam. This was ten or dozen feet
below the bridge, and about the
same distance above the river. Mr.
i, Dorgan was unable to move him from
his perilous position, and Just then
John P. Barrett and Vernon Decker
came along. Ryan was carried to l..
y. Bakers residence, Mr. Baker hav-
ing meanwhile summoned DR.. Wade
by phone. Ryan was still unconscious
and it took some time to bring him
around. DR.. Wade found one collar
bone and several ribs broken. He was
placed on cot and carried over to the
city hall and made as comfortable as
possible until he could be removed to
the home OF relatives in Stanton. Had
Ryan fallen loot either side OF the
place where he did take his tumble, he
would have fallen into the water and
undoubtedly drowned.
Graceville, Minn.-At the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Kennedy, ON Tuesday evening, June
27, in the presence OF number OF
relatives, Father O'Brien performed
the ceremony which united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony Miss Grace Ken
nelly, OF this city, and Mr.. Claude Lea
man, oi Cayuga, N. D.
Wabasha, MINI. - On Wednesday
morning OF last week, at St. Felix
church, Miss Mae Ella Murphy and
Joseph Bradshaw were united in mar
riage. Father Wurst officiated. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Margaret, and the groom by Mr.. John
Murphy. After the ceremony the hap
py couple repaired to the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Margaret Muir
ply, i'll the Third ward, where num-
Der OF the friends OF the contracting
parties were waiting to extend con-
gratulations.
Rochester, Minn.-The knights OF
Columbus installed their newly-elected
officers at meeting held in Library
hall Sunday afternoon, June rs. Thos.
B. Hill and Joseph Winczewski, OF
Winona, were the installing officers.
The roster for Council No. 1913 is as
follows: Grand Knight. F. Ken
nedy; deputy grand knight-P. J. Scan
Ian; chancellor. E. McGovern;
financial secretary-M. E. Sehl; re-
cording secretary-W. w. Lawler;
treasurcr-J. E. Reagan; lecturer-J.
II. Schlitz; advocate-John Fitzgerald;
warden-A. F. Faklcr; inner guard
M. T. Madden, Jr.; outer guard-John
M. Norton; physician-Dr. George 7.
Joyce; chaplain-Rev. VIM. Riordan;
trustees-M. c. Lawler,; NJ. Fakler,
John w. Madden. Refreshments were
served to all at the close of the cere-
monies.
Prescott, Wis. John Welch died
Tuesday, June 27, at the home of his
brother, c. P. Welch, in this city, af-
ter lingering illness. The deceased
was born at White Pigeon, Mich,
October s, 1882. For many years he
was i'll the employ OF the transporta-
ton companies OF the southwest. His
eyesight failed him about eighteen
years ago, since which time he had
made his home in this part OF the
country.
Jordan, Minn.-The wedding OF Miss
Mamie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walsh, now OF Shakopee, to Mr..
M. J. Mellon, an old Cedar Lake boy,
now located at Graceville, took place
at St. Mary's church, Shakopee, Tues
day morning, June 81, the parish
priest officiating. The bride was at
tended by her friend, Miss Mamie
Garry, as bridesmaid and P. H. Hy
land, OF Minneapolis, was best man.
y wedding dinner was served invited
relatives and friends at the home of
the BRIDES parents. The young couple
will make their future home at Grace
Vile.
Helena, Mont.-Rev. Daniel Foley
went to Deer Lodge Thursday, June
22, to begin his work in the pastorate
OF the Deer Lodge parish, to which
he was recently appointed by Bishop
John P. Carroll. Father Foley has
been i'll Helena since his ordination
about two years ago. He came to this
city direct from Kendrick seminary,
St. Louis, and is also graduate Of
St. Joseph's college, Dubuque, of
which Bishop Carroll was formerly
president. 1t was upon the recon-
mcndation of Bishop Carroll that
Father Foley became priest of this
diocese. ~-,.4' So" ;l"
Butte, Mont.-Eighth grade gradua-
tion exercises were held at St. Law
| rence's school Tuesday, June 20, and
diplomas were awarded to the follow
ing: Misses Lille ]. Leary, Blanche
c. Holland, Agnes c. Foley, Della
McNulty, Julia A. Sullivan, Anna ].