The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-06-01

will attend the new school. The Do
minican Sisters will teach.-Josepr
Reilly and Lola r. Parker were mar
ried here May 10. by Rev. Father
Coopman.
Saltwater, N1inn-Mrs. Honorah
Murphy, a resident of this city for
! fifty-one years and widow of Bar
tholomew Murphy, died Sunday morn
ing. May 10. at the home of her son,
John Murphy, aged seventy-five years.
Surviving are the children, John and
Edward Murphy, Mrs. John j. Karst.
all of this city. and Mrs. Melvin Wood
man, North Yakima, Wash. The flu
neral was held Wednesday morning,
May %. at st. Mchael's church. with
interment at the parish cemetery.
New Richmond. Wis., Miss Eliza
NJ. Brickley. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rrickley of this city. and
Mr.. j. w. Kurie of Milwaukee were
married May 21st at S o'clock in the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
by Rev Father NJ. E. Boyce. They
were attended by Miss Hattie Gillen
and Chas. j. Bt:ickley. The bride
was attired in a travelling suit of blue
and the bridesmaid Wore green
broadcloth suit and both carried
bouquets of white roses and carna-
tions.
| Butte. Mont-Mrs. j. c. Sullivan
and two daughters, Mrs. James Hig-
| gins and Mrs. Arthur Mueller, are
spending a. few weeks at Pipestone
Springs.-Miss Mamie kennedy has
gone to Canada to spend the summer
Shieldsville. Minn-The citizens Of
Shieldsville and vicinity were pain
fully shocked Saturday morning. May
IS, to learn of the death of Mr.. John
HARRISON only son of Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Harrison of Shieldsville. De-
ceased had been in failing health for
some time and met death with true
Christian fortitude. The sympathy of
the entire community is extended to
the sorrowing parents and relatives
in their bereavement. The funeral
took place the following Monday
morning from st. Patricks church UNI
der the auspices of the c. @. F., of
which deceased was an honored men,
her.
Helena, Mont.-The funeral services
OF Mrs. Catherine F. Richardson were
held ut the Cathedral of the Sacred
Hearts. A requiem high mass in
charge Of Father Morris was cele-
brated.-The marriage of Miss Stella
Mackey to G. Sweitzer at Lewiston
proved to be one of the social events
of the season in the metropolis of the
finland Empire" the bride being one
of the society leaders of the city,
while the bridegroom is a prominent
business man. Miss Mackey received
her education at the Sacred Heart
academy in Ogden. from where the
bridegroom came several years ago to
conduct a. department store. in which
he has been very successful.
AnolSa, Minn.-The home Of Peter
Tigue at Coon Creek is sl1rouded in
sadness due to the sudden taking
away of Mrs. Tigue her death occur
ring May is. after an illness of two
weeks. Theresa Nj. Foley was born at
Underhill, VT. April 26. 1877, and in
1878 came to Wisconsin with her folks.
After eleven years residence there the
family moved to Sherhurne county.
Ten years ago they moved to this
city. and in 1899 deceased was mar
ried to Peter D. Tigue of Coon Creek.
Two children who died in infancy were
born to this union. Besides her hus-
band, she Is survived by a. mother,
Mrs. Maria Foley of Anoka, and five
sisters and one brother, Mrs. F.. Bar
mum and Mrs. Michael Kaliher of
Princeton, Mrs Daniel Mcintyre. of
Hennepin county. Mrs. Jas Tigue and
Mrs. N. F.. Dunn Of Coon Greek, and
Mr.. VIM. Foley If Everett Wash.
Shakopee. Minn.-A quiet but pretty
wedding was solemnized Tuesday
morning. May 81. when Miss Marian
Veronica Duffy and George Franklin
Kinghorn We're united in marriage.
Rev. Father Lee officiating. The we'd
ding took place at II o'clock at the
rarochial residence of st. Marys par
ish. and was witnessed by only a few
immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties
Grand Rapids. Minn.-Hon. D. NJ.
Gum Of Grand Rapids. NJ. l.. Toole Of
Cass Lake and j. NJ Elder of Brain
erd. the commissioners appointed to
appraise the lands along the Missis-
sippi river in the vicinity of the gov
eminent reservoirs that have been or
will he overfowed as a result If the