The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08
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held the following Saturday from
Holy Rosary Church in this city.
Mandan. N. D.-Wednesoiay morning
of last week at st. Joseph's church the
marriage of Mr.. James McKendry and |
Miss Emma Rober was solemnized by |
Rev. d. V. Collins. The contracting |
parties are we'll known around Mandan
both having been raised here The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Rober. The groom is a son of
Judge and Mrs. McKendry. a recep-
ton was given at the home of the
brides parents. After congratulate
lions by the assembled guests a we'd
ding breakfast was served. The young
couple were the recipients of many
beautiful presents.--Monday night,
Aus. 27th, at 10 O'Clock. Richard o.
Rourkc, oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. p O'Rourke. died 1t their home
in this city Of Bright's disease. The
deceased was born in this city Dec.
Z, 1899. and was nearly II y"ars of age
at the time of his demise.
Coils, Minn.--On Thursday after
noon OF last week, at his home in Tara
occurred the death of John Sullivan
we'll known here and highly respected
by all. The funeral. was held from the
Catholic Church in Coils, Saturday
forenoon, Sept. list, and vas largely
attended.
Hastings. Minn.-A very pretty
church wedding occurred at the church
of the Guardian Angels en- Tuesday
morning, Aug. 2sth, the bride being
Miss Mary A. Mclaughlin. and the
groom. Aid. Fl. p. Nelson. The church
was we'll filled with frienns of both
bride and groom to witness the cere-
mony, and at the appointed hour the
bridal party entered the church to
the strains of Lohengrn'.s wedding
march. First came the uslers, Messrs.
w. II. Brady and P. j. Brady, next
the bridesmaid, Miss Nora r. Nc
Laughlin, and lastly, the rridc herself
The groom and the best II an entered
from the sacristy. meeting the bride
at the altar steps. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. P. r. Cunningham
pastor, assisted by Rev. Robert I'itz-
gerald. of Minneapolis. During the
nuptial mass which followed, Miss
Lillian Mather pleasingy rendered two
vocal numbers. Loves Coronation and
Ava Maria. After the church services,
the bridal party repaired ~ the brides
home in South Hastings, where an i'll
formal reception was held and a boun-
tiful wedding repast was served the
guests being confined chiefly to rela-
tives and friends. The rooms through
out were prettily decorated for the oc-
casion, and the ladies assisting were
Mrs. p. w. Elliott, of st. Paul, Miss
May Flaherty, of Minneapolis, Miss
Agnes OKeefe WEIGH. Miss Whalen
Roscnount. and Miss Lillian a. Matllel
and Misses Mary A. AMI Anna Il
Newell, of this city.
Wabasha, Minn.-Mrs. John Houli,
han passed peacefully away at the fam.
lily residence. "Wednesday afternoon
Aug Goth. Her funeral was held las
Saturday morning at ST. FELIX church
was born at Port Low County. Water.
ford. Ireland Nov. 1. 1898. and wa:
united in marriage in her native parish
to John Houlihan in 1855. They cam,
to this country in 1860, first settling
in Fall River, Mass. In 1864 the.
removed to West Chicago, and on Aug
4. 1873. they came to Wabasha
where they have resided ever since
Seven children We're born to them
four of whom, Mrs. Norris Wheeler
of this city. Mrs. NJ. Mccormick, 0
Spokane, Mrs. w. S. Law, of Trinidad
Col, and John, of Mace. idaho. surviv
her.
Jordan, Minn.-'rhe death of Heller
daughter of Mrs. Mary nonnelly. o
Cedar Lake township, occurred at tn
family home. on Thursday, Aug. 23G
after an illness OF several onths wit
rheumatism the ailment finally reach
ing her heart. Deceased was the sec
Ond eldest daughter in the family an
her death leaves an aching void i
the home circle. Besides her widowe
mother, there remain to mourn he
departure four brothers and two sis
ters
Faribault, Minn.--1'imotLy Savag,
one of the respected pioneers of Ric
county died at his home on Centr;
avenue, in this city, Sunday mOrnin,
Aug. Goth. The cause of his deaf
was heart failure Mr.. Savage retire
the previous evening in the best
health. About 70: 80 o'cloc.., Mrs. Sa,
age was awakened by the heay
breathing of her husband and in a fe
minutes he passed peacefully ava
Timothy Savage was born in count
Cork. Ireland, in 1928. In 1862 he WI
united in marriage in Harvard, II
to Margaret O'Brien, who still survive
him. He came to MinneYota in 1877
and engaged in farming in the tow
of Shieidsville. until about fifte'