The Irish standard., 1905-09-30

was well to do farmer and leaves his
children competency. He was a
good father and husband and a good
citizen AMI neighbor. His untimely
fcatl is source Of the deepest regret
to his many irien S il, Wabasha coun-
ty who krew him as boy.
Rochester, Minn.-Mr. Frederick s.
! o. eill OF Red Wing and Miss Cath
eriNc G. McGovern. daughter OF Mrs.
! P. n. MeGovern OF Haverhill. were
united iii marriage Wednesday morn
ing. Sept. 90 at St. Johns church,
Rev. W.n. Riordan officiating. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Anna McGovern. and the groom by
his brother. MIR. Frank O'Neill. The
ladies were very prettily gowned and
the marriage was solemnized under
Impressive auspices. 1t was followed
by reception at the home OF the
brides mother.
| Conception. MINI. - On Sunday
morning. Sept. ". Mrs. Martin Ring
died at the family residence in High
land. The remains were laid to rest
Jim the Catholic cemetery at Concep-
ttion the following Tuesday morning.
Father Prudens officiated. Deceased
had been i'll for some time with heart
trouble. but there was nothing to indi-
cate danger OF death until the day be-
fore she died, when she grew rapidly
worse and passed away as above
stated. Deceased will be remembered
as Miss Sarah Rowan. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. James Rowan of High
| land. AS a child she grew UP there
and attended the district school in the
reighborhood Later she taught
school and was numbered among the
successful teachers of the county.
Away back in the '8o's she became the
| bride OF Martin Ring and together
! they toiled OH and made life a success.
Eight children and her husband sur
vive her.
Arlington. Minn.-A very pretty
wedding occurred at St. Brendon's
church. Green Isle. on the Goth inst,
when Mr. Neal Blake OF Arlington,
and Miss Minnie Riley OF this parish,
were united i'll the holy bonds Of mat
rimony. Rev. Father Doring OF ST.
Paul tying the nuptial knot. The bride
was attired in white silk and was at
tended by her sister, Miss Maggie,
fwearing gown OF white dotted swiss,
both carrying roses. The groom was
attired i'll conventional black and
attended by Mr.. VIM. Ryan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake left on the afternoon
train for all extended trip to Fargo.
! N. D.. and Portland. Ore. where they
will attend the Lewis and Clark E.x-
position.
Credit River Minn.-The social
event OF the season here was the mar
riage of Mr.. John H. Stephens and
Cecilia Dordan, which took place at
st. Peters church at 10 a. M. Tues
day September 10. The bride was
dressed in white silk wore wreath
and veil and carried large bou-
quiet OF roses. She was attended by
her sister. Gertrude. OF Minneapolis.
and the groom by his cousin. William
Recdy of Cedar Lake. A reception
was held during the day for relatives,
and i'll the afternoon the couple de-
parted for Portland Oregon. on their
wedding trip. On their return they
will reside in St. Paul.
Colegeville. Minn-Harry A. Com
eau OF New London. Conn. has ar.
rived at St. Johns University to as
sumo the position OF director of pl1ysi-
cal training and athletics. Mr.. Corr
eau is young man. OF four years en-
rerience as leader in gymnasium
work and one year as assistant direc-
tor He comes highly recommended
and possesses a number of medals
ami trophies won at competitive
meets. most valuable OF which is sill
yer cup. awarded him as the champion
fenccr of Eastern Connecticut. MIR.
Comeau is an all-around athlete, and a
capable instructor in the routine GYM
nasium work, setting up drills, appa
ratus. etc. besides had experience m
teaching fencing. boxing. wrestling,
basket ball. foot ball. track and field
athletics.
Claremont. Minn-A very pretty
wedding took place Monday, Sept ~
at the St. Francis Catholic church III
this village. The groom was John
Doughtey. OF Ashland and the bride
Mary F. Farrell. daughter OF John
Farrell and most estimable young
; lady. Miss Farrell has taught school
a number Of terms and is a young lady
OF good education and possesses mary
: accomplishments. The groom is a
man who is we'll thought OF. The
happy couple left the same morning
for Pipestone. Mimi. where they will
visit relatives several days. The many
friends extend most hearty congratu-
lations. Rev. Meyer performed the