The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
OVER THE NORTHWEST

5ETluay evening, NOV. y. oiie was dUoue
T2 years Of age and was born at Letter
McWard, Donegal county. Ireland.
She came to America with her parents
when q girl, and resided in Schuyfkilt
county, Pennsylvania, for some time
where she was married to John Dolan
who died about twenty-on years ago.
She came with her husband to this
vicinity about thirty-seven years ago,
where the latter engaged in farming
for several years. The late Mrs. Dolan
possessed a full share of the genial
and charitable characteristics Of the
Irish race, and was highly regarded by
all who knew her The funeral services
We're held at the st. George church, OF
which she had been a. member for
many years, Rev. Father Quesnel Off
ciating, and the remains were inferred
in the East Side cemetery. The de-
ceased was a sister of Mrs Ed. lam
bert
Faribault. Minn.-Tuesday morning
Of last week at the church of the Inn
r,1aculate Conception in this city oc-
CURED the marriage of Miss Ross
Brown of Wells and MIR. Francis Dulac
Of Cannon City. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. J. Slevin in the
presence of a large number of invit-
ed relatives and friends. The bride
wore a gray travelling gown and was
attened by her sister, Miss Mary
Brown, as bridesmaid. MIR. George
Duiac of Minneapolis acted as best
man. Miss Julia o'Neil presided at the
organ and rendered Lohengren's we'd
ding march. After the ceremony Il
reception was held at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Michael
Brown i'll Wells.
==GracevilIe. Minn.-At the Church of
Tuesday. Nov. 18th, at z o'clock, oc-
.curred the marriage Of Miss Mary
IConaughton to Mr. John A. Gotta. The
bride was attended by a sister of the
groom. Miss Anna Gotta. The grooms-
man was John Conaughton, brother
or the bride. After the ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the home OF
the bride where breakfast was served
10 the Immediate relatives. The happy
pair left on the morning train for, the
rites from where, after Il weeks visit,
they will go to Mason City for q visit
with relatives OF the groom.
Perhan, MINI Friends Of Miss
Minnie f.. Welsh, d former resident OF
T'erham, will be pleased to learn o.
her marriage which occurred recently
at Bowbells, N. D.. to Richard Huttner
formerly of GAINESVILLE. The cerc-
mony was performed at ST. Josephs
church, Rev. ]. OSullivan officiating.
Miss Agnes German Of T-razec was
bridesmaid and Henry Welsh, IL BROTH
er of the bride. was best man. The
young couple will make their home on
the groon's farm near Flaxton, N.
ID.
Shakopee, Minn:--Tie death of Mrs
Anne McCabe occurred very suddenly
at the home of Math I2i:ev of Eden
Prairie, Wednesday. Nov. 18th. Dc-
ceased came to this country with her
husband about a Quarter OF u century
= ago and was for many years residen,
Iof Shakopec. Mrs. McCabe was abou,
s. years of age, and with the excep-
tion of one sister i'll New York has
no surviving relatives. The remains
were brought here for burial and tic
funeral took place from St Mays
church, Rev. Err Lee officiating In
ferment was in the upper Catholic
cemetery in grave beside that OF her
husband.
Butte, Mont.-Thomas l<inse,la, aged
i19 years, died Tuesday morning of last
week, at the home of his mother, 90
Clear Grit terrace. Tie funeral tool:
hplace from the residence, proceeding ia
st. Mary's church, where mass was
celebrated.--Michael Driscoll, one OF
the best known citizens in Butte died
recently at the residence of his sister
Mrs. John Cronley, 5ls East Summit
street. The deceased WAS IS years
Of age. and came to Butte seventeen
Years ago. For many years his place
Of business was on North Wyoming
street.-A pretty wedding was solem-
Intzed Thursday evening OF last week
at ST. Patrick's church, when Miss
Mary A. Thornhill of st. Louis became
,the bride of Robert l.. Walsh of Butte
Only the intimate friends Of the couple
were present. Miss Mollie Rooney OF
5 Butte acted as the maid of honor
while Mr.. James o'Gorman was hes,
man.
u s!Waverly, Minn.-Mrs. John Coyne
v aged Is, years, died at her home ia
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