The Irish standard., 1907-10-12

WEIGH, were recently united in mar
riage at st. Joseph's church. Miesville,
Rev. ]. ]. Mics officiating. After the
ceremony an informal reception was
held at the home Of the brides uncle,
Mr.. William Milan, which was we'll at
| tended. Both bride and groom are
highly regarded by large circle of
friends who offer earnest congratula-
tions. They have taken up residence in
Hopkins.
LIE Sueur, Minn.-Died, at his home
in Lexington township, at the age of
80 years months and 8 days, Michael
hurry, Sr. Mr.. hurry was native
OF Ireland. where he was born in 1924.
With a number of his nelghbors he
left his native land in 1S49 for Amer
lea in a sailing vessel, and after ex-
periencing the vicissitudes of q ship
wreck finally landed in New York in
January, 1850. He at once went to
Kentucky and settled there. Later he
married Miss Dunn, sister of Pat
rick and Martin Dunn, and with their
families then came to this county in
1856. Mr.. hurry lived in Lexington
township all the time since then. Sur
viving him is his aged wife, now in
her SGD year, one daughter, Mrs. Han
nigan of Cleveland, and two sons,
Steven, who lives on the home farm,
and Michael. Jr, who has been sue
cessfully engaged in business here for
several years.
Owatonna, Minn.-Miss Mary Regina
Guthrie and Mr.. James B. Sullivan Of
Waseca were quietly married at Saint
Columbus church in Blooming Prairie
on Tuesday Of last week. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss La
vtna Guthrie, and Mr.. John Schisler
Of Winthrop. acted as best man. Mr..
NJ NJ. Guthrie, uncle of the bride, gave
her away. She was becomingly dressed
in a light tan broadcloth suit with hat
to match. Miss Lulu Guthrie pre-
sided at the organ and the brides sis
ter, Rama Guthrie. Of Owatonna, did
the singing. At the offertory she sang
Beloved 1t Is Morning" and at the
communion Jane Abbott's Just for
Today" Mendelssohn's wedding march
was played while the bridal party were
coming in.
Buffalo Lake, Minn.-The marriage
of Frank Murray, Renville county's
popular attorney. and Miss Lena Pratt
schner OF Winsted. took place at Holy
Trinity Catholic church at winsted on
Wednesday, of last week. A large
number Of relatives and friends were
present to witness the ceremony and
to attend the festivities. A pleasing
feature Of the happy occasion was a
reception held at the hall in the even
ing
Rochester. 'Minn.--James w. Neville
died at his home in Haverhill, Sunday,
Sept. 20. He fell i'll about five months
ago, but was confined to his bed only
the last three weeks. He suffered I'M
told agony, but without murmur
against the Divine will. His death was
due to cancer Of the bowels. James
Neville was born in Wisconsin fifty
four years ago the day of his death.
He came to Olnsted county thirty
years ago. settling on a farm where
he has since become a prosperous
farmer. He leaves wife and five
children, William, Mary Clara, Media
and Leo to mourn kind and loving
husband and father.
Anaconda, Mont.-The funeral of
Arthur Stewart took place from the
family home. Ill Alder street. Requiem
high mass was chanted at st. Peters
church. A large number Of friends
journeyed to Mt. Carmel cemetery,
where the interment was made. The
funeral of the late Michael O'Leary
was held Tuesday morning of last
week. The requiem high mass was
postponed until II a. m. in the hope
that a son residing in Salt Lake would
arrive home. He did not reach Ana
conda until late in the afternoon-Mar-
garet Cecilia, the 7-naonths- old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John McGreevy,
died Monday morning. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning from the
family residence, 500 Alder street, and
proceeded to ST. Peters church, where
requiem high mass was celebrated.
Butte, Mont.-At Sacred Heart
church Wednesday morning of last
week assembled a large congregation
of parishioners and others to pay a
solemn tribute of respect to the men,
Dry of Rev. Father Callaghan. for the
repose Of whose soul requiem high
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Carr, the pastor of the church. Father