The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-09
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

| butte, MOnt.-A quiet but pretty
wedding took place in South Butte
Thursday evening of last week, when
Miss Esther Cosgrove became the bride
of Henry Downs. The marriage cere-
mony took place at st. Joseph's church,
the Rev. c. NJ. Van AIKEN officiating
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss katheryn Cossrove. and Dan
! Harrington supported the groom. Az
ter the ceremony tae bridal party re-
paired to the home of the BRIDE Ills
Utah avenue, where Il wedding supper
was served. The house was pre.tily
decorated with roses, carnations and
smiax. ANA presented Il very cozy APP
pearance. Roth young people are wei.
and favora5ly known throughout the
state, and will be at home to their
many friends after Dec. 10, at the Mil
| Ter block, Butte.-Mrs. Patrick Cough
lin, aged 5S years. died recently at the
family residence, 4S4 East Park street
The funeral took place from Sacred
Heart church, where high mass was
celebrated.
Anoka, Mnn.-Thc wedding of Miss
Agnes Keenan,, of this city, to William
J. thinner, of st. Mlchaers, was SOL
emnized at st. Stephens church Tues
day morning, Nov. 90, by Father Dol
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ty creation Of ashes f-roses silk with
hat and gloves to MATCH and carried
real point lace handkerchief which
had been passed down as an heirloom
and had been carried by six brides Il,
previous weddings. The bridesmaid.
Miss Margaret thinner, wore a pretty
gown of navy blue taffeta, with cream
colored lace yoke. Philip Keenan,. OF
Minneapolis, cousin of the bride, act.
ed as best man.
Mandan. N. D.-Engineer Flanagan
met with an accident Friday, Nov. "a,
that will result in his being laid up for
some time. Fortunately he is only
nursing sprained back and some
slight bruises on his hips. Coming
from Dickinson. running into Lehigh,
the switch was turned for the side
track. This was not discovered on ac-
count of curvesS until he saw a num-
Der of cars on the track ahead of him
When the cars were discovered he rec
versed his engine put on the emerg-
ency brake, and made a jump out Of
the cab window and the injuries were
sustained in striking the ground.
Mankato, Minn.-James Gavin, an old
| resident of Blue Earth county. died at
his home in Mankato Sunday, Nov. y
Of heart failure, following an illness
with grip and pneumonia. The de-
ceased was 76 years of age and was
born In Ireland. He came to Minne-
sofa fifty-hve years ago and for eigh-
teen years resided on a farm in Lime
township, moving to Mankato In 1904.
He is survived by his wife, five step.
sons and three daughters, one of the
latter being Mrs. Nora Duane. form
erly Of ST. Peter.
Anaconda, Mont.-The death of Mrs.
Thomas Conley at the family residence.
412 Alder street, Is an exceedingly Sc.
we're blow to the immediate relatives
and large circle Of friends in this
city. Mrs. Conley had resided here for
the past eighteen years and has al
ways been foremost in social and BEN
evolent affairs that We're 4 progress
at the Catholic churches Of the city.
A loving husband and a family of five
children are bereaved. the youngest a
daughter of three weeks and two older
daughters and two sons. The eldest
daughter, Miss Katie, is in school at
Dubuque, Ia, studying music, and is
the only one of the flock that was alb
sent from the bedside Mrs. Conley
was As years of age and was born in
Massachusetts. The funeral was held
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QUEEN mass at st. Peters church and
from the family residence with re-
Sacred Heart, the w. o. c. F., ST.
Peters Altar society and the A. o. II.
Interment was made in the Mt. Carmel
cemetery.
Green Isle. Minn.-Tuesday morning.
Nov. %, at 9 o'clock at ST. Joseph's
church, at the city Of Henderson, oc-
CURED the pretty wedding of Miss En-
ma R., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grassinger, Of that place. to Mr.. Chas.
MCGUIRE. of this village. Rev. Keuke-
link tieing the nuptial knot, and Miss
Mary Wentker played the wedding
march. The decorations were clusters
of carnations. chrysanthemums and
roses. The bride was attired in white
MULE trimmed with valencine lace car
rying white bridal roses. The brides
maid, Miss Margaret MCGUIRE, was at
tired in pink organdie trimmed with
valencine lace carrying pink roses. and
the maid of honor, Miss Rose O'Meara,
| was gowned In blue organdie trimmed