The Irish standard., 1905-09-16
OVER THE NORTHWEST

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| Miss Ada Roe, eldest daughter of MIR.
| and Mrs. Samuel Roe of this city, to
Mr.. William Bawlf of Winnipeg was
solemniZed Wednesday morning Of
last week at 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's
| church, the Rev. Father Barney Off
eating. After the ceremony an
! elaborate wedding breakfast WAS
served to about eighty guests 1T the
home of the bride. The maid of honor
vas Miss Viola Roe, and the flower
girl was little Eleanor Roe, sisters Of
| the bride. The bridesmaids wele
| Miss Josephine Bawlf, sister OF the
| groom, and Miss Anna Donohue of New
| Richmond. The groom's hast man
was Samuel Roe, twin brother of the
b.ide, the groomsmen were Mr.. Ed.
sin Bawlf and Mr.. James McInty.s IF
Winnipeg The ushers were Mr. Geo
| Walsh OF ST. Paul and Mr.. Rob. Roe
| The presents were numerous aid
veIy elegant. the bride received a
check for five hundred dollars from
the father % the groom. The bridal
couple will visit the cities on the Pa.
cific coast, going by the Northern Pa.
cilic and returning to Winnipeg by
the Canadian Pacific, where they will
make their home.
Slayton, Minn.-John Fitzsimmons,
an old settler in this county, died
three weeks ago at his home in Eu-
cid, Polk county, whittier he moved
year ago. He had suffered for years
from tumor in his neck and a num-
Der Of times sought medical relief,
having eight operations at hospital
at Crookston last spring. While re-
siding near Currie he served two
terms as county commissioner. He
was married in 1888, and his wife and
a large family of children survive him.
Mrs. p. M. Cauley is his sister. Their
large circle of acquaintances in this
family.
Graceville, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Ida Downs to Mr. John Hinen
took place at Holy Rosary church
Monday morning, Sept. 4, Rev. Father
O'Brien performong the ceremony.
Both bride and groom are deservedly
popular young people. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hinen will make their home here.
Butte, Mont.-Miss Mary Taaffe
Driscol, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Driscoll, and John T.. Corette
were married Tuesday of last week in
St Patrick's church. Rev. Father De
Siere performed the ceremony in the
presence of relatives and few close
friends. The bride was attended by
Miss Ella Driscoll as maid of honor
and Miss Margaret Driscoll as brides
maid. With the bridegroom was r.
o. Evans as best man and Adolph
Heilbronner as groOmsman. AS the
| bridal party passed up the aisle to
the altar, the organist played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin. After
the ceremony in the church, the bride
and bridegroom with their attendants
returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Driscoll where an elegantly appointed
dinner was served.
| Owatonna, Minn.-The Sacred Heart
Catholic church on South Cedar street
was the scene of a very happy wed
ding Tuesday, Sept. 5, at O'Clock
when Edward Joseph Mccormick and
Miss Lillian kissner, were united in
the holy bonds of wedlock. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father J. Pivo in the presence
of relatives and intimate friends oil
the young people. Miss Matilda Kiss
ner, sister Of the bride, was brides
maid. Charles Keefe was best man
After the service at the church, a re
ccption was held at the home of thu
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Kissner, on the
west side. The house was handsomel,
decorated. A wedding dinner was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick
left on the afternoon train for wed
ding trip.
| Blooming Prairie, Minn.-One O
the prettiest weddings which was evel
seen in Blooming Prairie was solem
nized Wednesday morning, Sept. 6, a
st. Columbanus church when Mis-.
Hannah Keefe became the bride ant
wife of David Goodnature of ALDER
Lea. The bride was attended by he
sister, Kathryn Keefe, who wore
simple gown of pink Persian lawn
made over green and carried pink ant
white roses. Miss Nellie Keefe acte,
as flower girl and Ted Paine as rim,
bearer. The groom was attended b,
Joseph Goodnature. The brides gowl
was white imported net made owe
white taffeta and she carried
shower bouquet of BRIDES roses. MAJ
Keenan, played the wedding marcl
and during the service sang 20 Salu
taris." A sumptuous wedding break
fast was served at the home of tn
BRIDES mother, Mrs. D. Keefe.
\ Wabasha, MINI. Mrs. Margare
Fitzgerald, widow of the late William
Fitzgerald, died at the family resi-
dence in the village of Minneisk
/ Saturday, Sept. 2. Her funeral wa
held the following Monday mornin
from the Minneiska Catholic church