The Irish standard., 1907-11-23

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J. Lynch.
Belle Plaine. Minn.-An exceedingly
pretty church wedding took place at ST.
Peter and Paul's church Tuesday fore
noon, Nov. IL, when Miss Margaret
Walerius. daughter of Mrs. L. Waleri-
us, was united in marriage to Mr.. Pat
rick E. Morgan, Of st. Paul. Miss Mary
Walerius was maid of honor and Miss
Kate Morgan, Of st. Paul, and Miss
Anna Morgan. of Jordan, were the
bridesmaids. The grooms attendants
were ]. G. Seiberlich, Of ST. Paul, as
best man. and Mic. Walerius and Hiatt
Soch, Of Jordan. John B. Haley, of, St
Paul. Jos. Grosser and Andy Smons
were ushers. Rev. Father Raymond
performed the ceremony.
Butte. Mont.--News Of the death Of
F. G. Sullivan at Goldfield, New. last
Monday, was received in Butte recent
~. The body was taken to the Sher-
man & Reed undertaking establish
ment. Mr.. Sullivan formerly resided
here. He went to Goldfeld about four
months ago. He is survived by a num-
ber Of relatives here. Mr.. Sullivan was
unmarried.
Waverly, Minn.-Nrs. w. E. Nolan
died here on the 14th inst. of pneumon-
ia. aged SO years. She was born in
Canada. Deceased is survived by her
husband and three children.
Adams, N. D.-Tuesday, November
18th, occurred the marriage of MI
Bernard Kennedy and Miss Sarah Kerr,
both we'll known and popular residents
Of Lawton. The ceremonies took place
in Lakota, Rev. Father Mcdonald Of
f1ciating. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy have
the hearty we'll wishes Of a large host
Of friends for a. long life of usefulness
and happiness. They will reside OH the
groom's farm four miles west of Law
ton.
Green Isle Lake. Minn.-Michael
Fahey, aged "a, died in the town of
Washington Lake on the 9Th inst. De-
ceased was born In Roscommon, Ire
land. He leaves to mourn his death
besides his widow, Ave sons, w. r.,
United States Revenue Inspector. re-
siding at Emerson, Can; M. S.. the
Green Isle merchant; Henry and James
F.. residing at the old farm home in
Washington Lake. and John j., the
Norwood attorney; two daughters.
Margaret, of Los Angeles, CAL; and
Mary, who Is at the old home: two
brothers, Patrick and John and one
sister, Mrs F. Spearman, Green Isle:
His funeral was held from st. Bren.
don's church Of which he was a life
long member. on Sunday, Nov. 10:
Rev. J. ]. Hand, officiating at the last
sad rites. The pail bearers were Mich
ael Tracy, Michael ]. Welsh, Thos.
Bean, James Welsh, Daniel Myers. and
John O'Meara. "
Faribault, Minn.-John w. Sullivan
OF the town Of Erin and Nora T.
Shields daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
united in marriage Tuesday morning,
Nov. IL. in st. Patrick's church.
Shieldsville. by Rev. Father Fleming.
pastor of the church. Miss Elizabeth
Shields, sister Of the bride, was brides
maid and Mr.. Patrick Sullivan. brother
of the groom. was groomsman.
Glencoe, Minn.-Miss Katherine
Murray expired at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. Murray. in
Bergen on the sth inst, after suffering
but few days with pneumonia. Her
death came entirely unexpected and is
a shock to her many girlhood associ-
ates and the members of the family
The deceased was almost eighteen
years of age, being born on January
13. 1890. For several years past she
had besn in delicate health, but there
was no cause for alarm at her physi-
cal condition. Even to within a few
hours OF her demise the end was not
expected, but she succumbed to q sud-
den relapse. a..
Hastings, Minn.-Michael T. Hynes.
son Of James Hynes, Rosemount. died
Nov. g. after a short illness. Ho was
about twenty-seven years of age and
unmarried. He was a. young man who
was highly regarded by all who knew
him and his death is deeply deplorea
His funeral was held on the following
Monday from st. Joseph's church. Rev.
Terence Moore officiating.. .
Grand Rapids. Minn.-On Thursday
morning, Nov. II. occurred the mar
riase Of William j. Hennessy and Flor
ence Magdaline Remer, at st. Joseph's
Catholic church. The ceremony was
narfor,,,ad nv Raw Father Feelev as.