The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-07

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with diligence.
OVER THE NORTHWEST.
.Anoka, Mnn.-AIiss Ethel Annie
Riley and MIR. Martin j. Richard were
married ut st. Stephens church We'd
Rev. oliver Dolphin officiating. Fol
lowing the ceremony ut the church the
party went to the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley,
where II wedding breakfast was served
| th. guests. Both parties are we'll
known here having made .Annku their
| homes since childhund.
| Henderson. Minn.--ln the presence
| nj a large aSSemblHgr of friends Miss
| Agnes NJ. Bray of Henderson. and c.
w. Mason uf St. Peter. were united in
| marriage u, Henderson Ht 10 o'clock
| Wednesday,. June 21 the affair being
| one nf the interesting social events nf
| Henderson.
Arlington Minll.-.A happy event oc-
| Cured at Arlington. Tuesday. June %.
>hrn Miss Lulu Dnhncy became the
wife "f David Barry. The ceremony
took place in ST. Mary's Catholic
church at $50 O'Clock. H. M. the Nup-
tinl mass was sung by Rev. t-r Rant.
Miss Mhyme Dohncy. of Fairfax, acted
as bridesmaid and joe Barry was BEST
man. After til" ceremony was per-
| formed the newly welded couple went
tn the home of the brides sister,
where II sumptunus wedding dinner
| was served tn the many present. The
newly welded couple left on the after
noon train on a short wedding trip
and. after a few days visit ut Wa
coma. they will be home to their
| friends again.
Rosen"unt. Mnn.-M. j. Hynes of
| this place and Miss Rose Strong of
Pennington were united in marriage
at Pennington Wednesday. June -.
Rev. Father Moore of Rose,nuunt Ter
| formed the ceremony. Both are young
people we'll known in this county and
hav" many friends who wish them all
sort of pleasure ana happiness in their
journey through life
Rose,nount Minn.-A very pretty
wedding took place in ST. Joseph's
church at R0semount ut 1880 O'clock
Tuesday morning. June Goth. 1906, when
| Mr.. John q. Ryan and Miss Agnes r.
Hyland We're united in marriage. Rev.
| Father Moore performed the ceremony.
MIR. Daniel Delaney. Il lifelong friend
Miss Mary L. Mahoney. a cousin of the
| bride. acted as bridesmaid. The ushers
were Edward Hyland and William Ho-
gan. The brides nieces. the Misses May
and Margaret Quealy, played the we'd
ding march and during the Mass sang
Ave Maria" The happy pair left in
the evening for Yellowstone Park,
where they will spend II week going
from there to Aberdeen. Washington.
to visit the groom's brother. About
August the first they will be at home
t" their friends in their beautiful home
on Rose Hill. Rosemount. Both bride
and groom have been known in the
community since childhood and have
a host of friends who wish them all the
joy and happiness that it is possible
for them to enjoy.
Shakopee. Minn.-Mrs. Margaret De-
lougherty died in St. Paul Friday,
June % from the effects of an apo
plectic stroke. following a brief illness.
The remains were brought to shakopce
Saturday. Monday the funeral took
place from st. Mary's Catholic church.
and interment in the Catholic cemete cry
at Shakopee. \ large concourse of peo-
pie from Shakopee and vicinity, and
especially from her old home at Spring
Lake. followed her remains to her last
resting place. Deceased was born in
Ireland and was 20 years of age. Her
marriage to Thos. Delougherty occurred
in the state of New York in 1856. They
removed to Minnesota in 1865 and set
tied on the farm in Spring Lake, Mr..
Delougherty's death occurring in 1867.
Mrs. Delougherty bravely set about the
work of rearing her children and the
family resided on the farm until Oc-
tober. 1905, when they removed to ST.
Paul. Four children survive her, C. J.
Delougherty. of Shakopee, and Thomas
Mary and Catherine Delougherty, of
st. Paul. Relatives from abroad who
attended the funeral were M. T. Roach.
wife and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Roach and family, James R.
Hickey. of st. Paul. and George V.