The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-05-04

who wish them much happiness and
prosperity in their married life-Mrs.
Mary Sharpe, accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. Eugene Carroll. left last
week for Salt Lake City, where they
attended on Tuesday. April 90, the
golden wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Royle of that city Fifty
years ago Mrs. Sharpe, then a bride
Of three months, who was, previous
to her marriage to Colonel Sharpe, a
belle of Lexington, Mo. and was pretty
Mary Chadwick. with her husband, at
tended the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Royle in Lexington. When the silver
anniversary rolled around Colonel and
Mrs. Sharpe made the journey to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Royle and were
present at that happy event. Now,
after half Il century has passed, the
golden anniversary will be celebrated,
and although Colonel Sharpe has
passed the great beyond, Mrs. Sharpe
will be present and the happy days of
their younger life will be lived again
in this reunion.-The Butte Miner.
Graceville, Minn.-Georse Jeffery
DAILY, whose death occurred recently.
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E.
Daily. of this place. and was born in
Renvlle, Mimi, seven years ago. The
funeral was held Saturday, April 20,
from Holy Rosary church, interment
being made in Lakeside. r. r. Daily
of Renville and Mrs. Jas. Haukland,
Maynard, Mimi. brother and sister of
Mrs. Daily, and Michael Ryan of Fargo.
brother of Mrs. DAILY, We're here to
the funeral
Butte, Mont.-The funeral of Dennis
Lowney took place Monday morning.
April %, from the family residence,
251 East Quartz street. and was large
ly attended. Preceding the hearse was
a detachment of police, numbering
forty-five headed by Chief Muholla nd
and in command of Captain McGrath.
The procession proceeded from the late
residence to the Sacred Heart churcn
where a high mass Of requiem was
celebrated by the Rev. Father Carr.
At the request of the family there
We're no flowers. The pallbearers were
three cousins and three nephews IF
the deceased, as follows: ]. Sullivan.
J. Lowney. Con Terney Timothy
Crowley, Mike Crowley and Pat Crow
ley.
Grand Rapids Minn.-Robert Cav
anaugh. aged twenty-nine years, died
at st. Bencdicts hospital Tuesday aft
ernoon. April %, from the effects uf
spinal injuries received at Swan River
three weeks ago. The attending ply
stefan found that the young mans
back was broken and held out no hope
of his recovery from the first. Cavan-
augh was Il brakeman on the Swan
River road, and was making switch
when log rolled off a loaded car
striking him in the back. He was
Immediately brought to Grand Rapids
for treatment. The deceased lived at
Hlbbing, where the remains were taken
for intermen:
Ellsworth, Minn.-Mrs. John Kent
died Saturday, April 20. at the family
home in Magnolia township, one mile
north Of Kanaranzi of septic pneu-
monia A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kent a week previous, and with
eight other children and the heart
broken husband survives. Deceased
was formerly Miss Margaret Haley,
daughter of the late Mrs. Margaret
Haley, and sister Of Pat and Martin
Haley of north of Kanaranzi. Inter-
ment took place Tuesday at Rock
Rapids, Iowa, where the family for
merly resided. Rev. Father Dulard
officiated and the remains We're laid
to rest in the parish cemetery there
Grand Rapids. Minn.-Daniel Nc
kinnon and Miss Stella Culyer, both
of Grand Rapids, were united in mar
riage on Sunday afternoon, April 81,
at the Catholic parsonage, Rev. Father
John Feehely performing the cere-
mony. The bride has lived in Grand
Rapids about a year, coming here from
North Dakota With her parents. she
is an cstinable young lady, whose So
cal popularity has grown during her
residence here. Every citizen of the
community knows the groom He
has lived in Grand Rapids for a. dozen
years or more. and enjoys the respect
of all.
Rochester, Minn-Death claimed the
sweet spirit Of Sister Mary Ethelbert
of the Order Of ST. Francis at twenty
minutes after three o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, April %. Though young
and fair and consecrated, and living
a life of service. her earthly mission
was ended and she happily entered
upon her reward. Tuberculosis was the