The Irish standard., 1905-07-08
OVER THE NORTHWEST.


ding occurred Wednesday morning,
June %, at the st. Thomas pro-cathe-
dral, at which time Miss Marguerite
McAllister Of this city was united in
the bonds of holy matrimony to Ger
rard ]. Kaudy of Colby, Wis. The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, the altar being bank of
ferns and palms. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Gallagher
in the presence of the many friends
and relatives of the bride and groom.
Ellsworth, Wis. - At Ellsworth,
Tuesday, June Goth, Larry Miley, OF
the town OF Oak Grove, and Miss
Grace Anderson, OF Diamond Bluff,
were welded i'll the Catholic church by
Rev. Father O'Toole. They were at
tended by Daniel Miley, brother OF the
groom, and Miss Mary Ryan, OF the
town oiiTrcnton.
GAINESVILLE, MINI. On Wednesday
smorning OF last week at the Catholic
church in GAINESVILLE, the marriage OF
Miss Rose J. Devine and Mr.. John
Sexton took place at 8 o'clock, Rev.
Father Riordon officiating. The bride
is the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Devine, and is we'll known in this
vicinity, where she has many friends.
For several years she has been en-
gagged as teacher Of the school in the
Woodville district, near Waseca, but
her vacations have been spent at
home. The groom is the eldest son
of Martin Sexton, OF GAINESVILLE town
ship and is a thrifty young farmer with
successful future before him.
Waverly, Minn.-The death of Miss
Nellie Fitzpatrick, who has been sick
for some time, occurred on Friday Of
last week at the home of her parents,
iMr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Of
Woodland.
Owatonna, MINI. The wedding of
Maurice F. Bradley, OF Glendale, and
Miss Katie NJ, only daughter of Mike
Leary, OF Austin, was solemnized
Wednesday morning OF last week at
St. Augustine's church in Austin, Rev.
E. H. Devlin officiating Miss Susie
Bradley, OF Glendale, was bridesmaid
and James Leary was groomsman. A
company OF relatives and intimate
friends were present. The bride wore
gown of light blue Panama cloth,
and her bridesmaid was dressed in
brown voile. A wedding breakfast
in four courses was afterwards served
at the home OF the bride. Many beau-
tifui wedding gifts were received from
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley left on
a wedding trip to Chicago and will be
at'home to friends after July IS in El-
slendale. '''~i .'i}t.sils4-al;a-!4u
81 Red Wing, Minn,-At St. Joseph's
b Catholic. church Sunday, June "a. thir-
ty-one boys and girls made their first
communion. The altar and church
ssswere beautifully decorated with flow
fsers and plants and the church was
filled with relatives and friends OF the
children. Rev. O'Brien, Of Belle
Greek, delivered an excellent and i'm
pressive sermon to the young children
on the sacrifice of the mass. A pro,
gram OF special music was also given
Guys O, Salutaris was rendered in a
most pleasing and edifying manner by
Messrs. Magnussen, Gerlach, Bow,
and Dewitt A day long to be re:
y membered in St. Joseph's church
closed with grand chorus, "Te
u Deun,."
Rochester, Milin.-Miss Katherine
& Powderly departed Thursday, June 2o
for Chicago. She will take a course
in trained nursing at one of the large
Il hospitals Of that place. Miss Powder
ly has been Office assistant fol
Granger & Joyce for nearly two year!
and has numerous friends to wish he
success. "a er place in the office vii
supplied byS Miss Sadie Campion
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