The Irish standard., 1907-06-22
OVER THE NORTHWEST


Joseph Higgins. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Higgins, who died in Saskatoon,
Canada. June 4th, arrived here on the
7th inst. and were taken to the church
Of the Holy Rosary where services
were held the next day. Rev. Father
Banon officiating. Joseph Higgins was
born in Toqua and was % years Of
age at the time Of his death. Besides
his father and mother four brothers
and an uncle are left to mourn their
loss
Dickinson. N. Dat St. Patrick's
church on the 18th inst, in the pres
ence Of large number of invited
friends. Father Dignam pronounced
the words that made James Thomas
Coleman and Kathryn Marie conley.
both Of this city. man and wife. The
young folks are we'll and favorably
known in Dickinson and have the
best wishes of all.
Litchfleld Minn.-Martin A. McGraw
died at his home in Greenleaf, June
9th, 1907, of heart failure Mr.. McGraw
was born June 1st. 1854 at Port jack
son. N. Y, and was therefore SO years
and days Of age at the time of his
death. The funeral was held at the
Greenleaf Catholic church June 11th.
the interment being made in st. Ger
trude's cemetery, Rev Father Meade
officiating. He is survived by his wife
and eight children: Edwin, Harry of
Minneapolis; Grace, of Clear Lake, S.
D.: Bennie Lucy. Milly. Arthur and
Maggie, also two brothers. William and
John Of Greenleaf. and one sister, Mrs.
Jno. o'Fallon, of Wealthwood. Mimi
Welch, Minn.-Mathew King. son Of
John King of Wclch, died on the sth
inst. at his home in the above place.
after long illness of pleuro- -pneu-
monia. at the age Of twenty-six years.
He was an exemplary young man. and
was prominent among a large circle
of friends, who regret his early de-
mise. His funeral was held from st.
Josephs church, Meisville, Rev. j. ].
Mics officiating
Hastings, Minn.-A wedding of moro
than usual interest occurred at st.
Boniface church Wednesday morning,
June -. the bride being Miss Mary
c. Heinen. daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Heinen. this city. and the groom Mr..
Vincent T. Ryan, of jamestown, N. D.
Rev. Conrad Glatzmeier officiated on
the occasion in the presence of a large
number Of relatives and friends. the
church being well filled. High mass
was celebrated. the choir under the
direction of Prof C. w. Meyer, rem
dering Leonard's mass. Miss Mary
Kranz. organist. The ushers, Messrs.
H. P. Schoen Of this city and Joseph
M. Heinen Of St. Paul. preceded. the
bridal party, D. S. Ryan Of Mime
apolis was groomsman. and Miss Mar
garet C. Heinen was bridesmaid.
Anaconda. Mont.-On Saturday. June
8. at the parish house Of st. Peters
church. the Rev. Father Leitham unit
ed in marriage William Lloyd and Miss
Agnes Mccarthy. The best man was
William j. Mccarthy, brother of the
bride. and the bridesmaid was Miss
Frances Lloyd, sister Of the groom Mr..
Lloyd is the stage manager at the
Family theater. and his bride is one Of
the Butte corps Of teachers in the pub
lie schools. Both of the young people
are we'll known In Butte They expect
to reside in this city. The happy event
was celebrated with wedding dinner.
The newly welded pair will be at
home to their friends at 215 East Park
avenue.
Albert Lea, Minn.--John Kelley and
Miss Cecilia Mcclure, the former Of
Bath and the latter Of Albert Lea
township, were married Wednesday.
June 5, at the Catholic church in this
city, Rev. FIR. Donovan oficiating. Aft
er joyful congratulations. reception and
wedding dinner the happy couple start
ed for Duluth for visit with relatives.
The bride is the estinable and charm
ing daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
MCGUIRE. and the young man is pop
ular young farmer of Bath, where the
couple on their return will make their
future home.-Mrs. Michael Fitzgerale
died Tuesday. June 4. at the home Of
the family on Charles street. aged IS.
and the funeral was held in St. Theo-
dore's Catholic church. Her husband
survives her. She was married in
Limerick. Ireland, in 1851. and came to
this country many years ago, since
when the couple have lived in this
county.
New Richmond, wis.-Word was re-
ceived here on the 18th inst. Of the
death Of Michael vaughen at Scotia,