The Irish standard., 1905-10-07

vile at 6 o'clock p. M, Friday, Sept
Is: Her funeral was held Saturday
afternoon from ST. Patrick's church
West Albany, Rev. D. Mangan offici-
ating. The intermen: was made in ST.
Patrick's cemetery. The deceased had
| reached the advanced age of SO years
Her maiden name was Ellen Welch
She was born in Limerick, Ireland, and
came to this country when but child
settling on the farm which has since
been her home. She is survived by
her husband James Ryan. ST., her
! children. William, Patrick. Michael
Cornelius. John, James, Daniel Mrs
John Mihin of Lake Wilson, Mrs.
James Bell of Huron, S. D., and Mrs.
D. Collins of ST. Anthony Park. He,
! daughter Mary Ann preceded her to
the grave five years ago. One sis er.
I Mrs, Kate Bartholomew of NInneap-
l OILS, also survives her.
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of ST. Marys of the Lake, White Bear,
! at $3.50 Tuesday morning. Sept. 20,
was solemnized the nuptials Of Mayor
Charles E. Nasaly of Little Falls and
Miss Laura Frances Cashier Of White
Bear. the Rev. Fa: her GEMS officiating.
Miss Bertha Cashier. sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid and Stephen C.
| Vasaly attended the groom. The bride
! was attired in q dark blue travelling
| gown OF tatfeta and carried bridal
roses The bridesmaid wore gray taft
eta and carried white roses. Miss
Clara McCauley of s.. Paul, in rich
soprano, rendered Because" Beloved
1t Is Morn" and "Matinata" during
| the ceremony, which was most ex-
| quisite. Miss RoXana Hardy presided
at the organ. After the ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the home
of the brides brother, NJ. w. Cashier
where bounteous wedding breakfas
was served. Only immediate friends
and relatives of the contracting parties
were present. Those attending from
Little Falls We're Mrs. G. NJ. \. For
tier, Miss Rose Vasaly, Mr.. and Mrs.
p j. Vasaly, Stephen c., Spirit and
Louis Vasaly and Val. f. Kasparek,
| Prescott, Wis.-Si. Josephs Ca H.
| Ollie church is to have a resident priest.
Arrangements have been made where
| by Rev. Father Bauer, VINO has served
4 this charge for several years i'm con-
nection with the River Falls parish,
as soon as Il suitable residence cal,
be secured. Father Bauer is very pop
ular with his parishioners, who are
greatly pleased Il; the prospect of a
| resident pastor.
Valley City, N. D.-Thomas +. Ryan.
the Wall Street magnate who now
| controls the destinies Of the Equitable
| Assurance society, spent part of Tues
| day and all of Wednesday, Sept. 26
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cial car the Pere Marquette, which
was set in on IL sidetrack in front of
| the depot. Mr.. Ryan was not subject
to interview, and the object of his
| presence in this country can only be
Il matter of conjecture. He was in
| Bismarck Monday and visited the cap
itol. His car was attached to No. s,
which arrived at Sis Tuesday after
! noon. While in the city Mr. Ryan
remained in his car and was invisible,
except for short drives into the coun-
| try Tuesday evening and Wednesday
| morning. Mr.. Ryan and his party
left for the east in the afternoon.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-The marriage of
| Miss Martha Mary O'Connor, daughter
| OF Mrs Mary \. O'ConnDr, to Mr.. John
| Francis Carr took place Tuesday
| morning, Sept. 26, at 10 o'clock, ut
| the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev,
| Father Kennedy performed the i'm
pressive ceremony. which was wit
\ messed by large assemblage Of rela-
tves and friends. Mr.. Vincent Carr
the groom's brother. was best man.
and the brides cousin, Miss Mary
| O'Neill, was maid of honor. Edward
Geehan was groomsman and Miss
Katie O'Neill was bridesmaid The
bride was beautifully gowned in white
crepe de chine and carried bride roses
Inc maid OF honor wore a gown OF
white mousseline de sole, and the
bridesmaid wore cream coored NOUS
| seline de sole. Both carried flowers
The immediate relatives and friends
We're entertained at a reception al
the home Of the brides mother during
the afternoon. In the evening the
numerous friends OF the young couple
gathered at Fraternity hall, where {:
more public reception was held anc
a few hours devoted to dancing
Among the number from out of towr
who We're present were Mrs. II. H
Heinen and daughter of New Prague
DR.. and Mrs. O'Connor Of ST. Paul
Miss Giblin of Waverly, Mrs. Webbe,
of Seattle, Misses Julia Murphy ol
New Richland and Nora Murphy OF
st. Paul
SOUTH DAKOTA.