The Irish standard., 1908-11-21

in green and white Frappe was serv-
ed during the evening and music was
furnished by the Fleckenstein- Steppan
orchestra and those present had a most
enjoyable time.
Graceville Minn.-Joseph K. Grove
was married Wednesday, Nov. II, at
the town Of Crowley, near New Or
leans. La, to Miss Ellen McDermott,
formerly teacher in the high school
here: The groom is known to nearly
every resident of this county, and his
generous, enterprising character has
made friends for him of all his ac-
quaintances. The bride, although not
so well acquainted, has a large circle
Of friends who admire her charming
disposition, and will welcome her to
Graceville as a permanent resident,
when their wedding tour is over.
Waseca, Minn.-Miss Anna Agnes
Sheehan and Mr.. Richard Norton, Of
st. Mary. we're united in marriage On
Nov. 10, in the Catholic church of that
place, by the Rev. FIR. Coleman. The
bride wore white panama cloth dress
and carried BRIDES roses. She was at
tended by Miss Nellie Sheehan, whose
dress was wine-c colored nuns yelling
The bridesmaids flowers were carna-
tions. Michael Cahill of GAINESVILLE,
was best man. At the close of the
ceremony. a reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, about two
hundred guests being present. Re-
freshments were served in four courses
and the dining room was decorated in
white and green. The rooms were
very prettily adorned with carnations
and chrysanthemums. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton left on the afternoon train for
Ohio, where they will visit relatives.
They will be at home in Waseca after
Dec. 1.
Anoka, Ninn.-Judge c. e. Green
entertained at his home for two days
recently, a cousin whom he had not
seen for 20 years. At that time Thos.
Craw1ey. who was then a school boy
with Charley Green. out in the coun-
try, departed for the western states.
and about ten years ago went to Alas
ka, where he has since made his home
at Fairbanks. The visit was a pleas
q ~ n hof nSf ~
ing devoted to talk of the stunts they
took part in when they were boys Mr..
Crawley spent two days in the neigh
borhood of his former home in Cedar.
Mrs. Mulcahy and Miss Jeanette Hef-
FROM Of Minneapolis, accompanied him
in his visit to this city.
st. Peter, Minn.-William G.. Cough
lin of Minneapolis, who is student at
ST. Thomas college, spent Sunday with
Rev. David j. Moran, the recently ap-
pointed pastor of the Catholic church
in this city. Father Moran accompa-
MED his guest to Minneapolis on Sun
day evening, and returned home next
day =
saltwater. Minn.-"The plaintiff
failed to. prove the allegations of his
complaint and the defendant failed to
establish his counterclaim. This case
is dismissed" Such is the pith Of a
decision filed last week by Judge M.
E. Sullivan, associate Justice Of the
municipal court. and the lawyers of the
city are entertained by the popularity
OF the decision. Each side was repre-
sented BY attorneys at the trial. Jas.
McGratE a prominent logger sued.
Henry Q. Neirnan, owner of the noted
Oak Glen farm, to recover SIS as the
hire for a span Of horses for farm
work the past summer. Mr.. Neiman
replied that the horses were lively and
spirited and he was for that reason
hindered in gathering his farm crops.
and as q consequence was damaged
$500.
Green Isle. Minn.-On Friday morn
ing, Nov. 6, Mrs. Frank Mcclure, a pio-
neer OF Washington Lake township.
passed away in the 69th year of her
age. Deceased was taken i'll with