The Irish standard., 1908-11-07


Carthy Of this city, and J. Carpenter
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Carpen.
ter of Lonsdale, were united in mar.
riase in the church of the Most Holy
Redeemer in this city last Tuesday
morning at rine O'Clock. Rev rr
Polasek performed the ceremony.
Langdon, N D.r-A fair will be held
ic connection with st. Michaels
church. Wales, on Monday and Tues
day. Nov. 9th. and 10th, for the dis
posal Of many valuable and useful
articles. Several contests have bee
entered upon by the young people and
the affair promises to surpass any,
thing Of the Kind heretofore held IN
Wales.
Woodstock. Minn.-A quiet AMI
4 pretty wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Edwards of this
village, last week, Wednesday, whc,
their youngest daughter, Ethel, be-
came the wife OF Geo. Shields; son G.
Mrs. Jas. Shields, also of this place.
The ceremony was performed by Fr.
Saunders Of Fulda in the. presence Of
immediate relatives of the contract
ing parties. The bride is a bright and
accomplished young lady who has
grown to- womahhood here and IS a.
general favorite with her yo,,rs
friends. The groom is a prominent
business man., being now engaged in
the. furniture. business.
j. Red Wing, A1inn.--Adolph Remm,er.
q prominent and konored business nan
snd a pioneer brewer of the West, Gie,,
al his home III this city, aged 20 years,
on. Thursday Oct. %. Mr. Reminder
had been i'll for some months and his
death had been anticipated for som.
days. He passed peacefully away in
the presence .af,sshis family: :, In his
death Red Wing loses another of it's
!'preminent citizens; man who bv hi;;
Kindly genial presence and his hotter
able business. dealings has proven q
worthy citizen, 3 kindly neighbor ana
a. true friend. The funeral was he'd
Saturday forenoon from st. Joseph's
Catholic church, Rev. J. H. Gaughan
conducting the: services. He was a
delegate from Minnesota to welcome
Prince Henry OF; Germany when he
made his tripa to this. country. He is
survived by IFS: widow and his son,
Otto "A. Remmler, Of: this city, also his
s,ep-children. Mrs. F.: NJ: Wilson, Mrs.
Henri Dewitt. residing in. this city, ant.
Dr.. A. F. Hesing of Menominee. Wis.
Rochester Mihn.-The marriage of
Miss Mary Frances Mahoney, daughter
LET Mr.. and, Mrs NJ. j.. Mahoney, and
Mr. Thomas Halloran took place Fri z.
day morning. Of .la~ -eweek, at st.
Bridgets church. Rev.. Father Con-
,dron celebrated the nuptial mass and
| e''formeds thcA =! marriage ceremony.
Miss Julia shanahan ana the groon,:,
brother; rMr, .Whl, Hallpran. were the
only, attendants: 4 FolloWing the churci,
ceremony, a wedding: reception was
scryed at the home Eof: the brides par
'ehts in High Forest township. Al. =.
a. short wedding "trip they will be at
kome to their many, friends at the
grooms farm in Orion.
f! Saltwater, Minn.-1n the probate
court last week James W.. Foley was
appointed administrator Of the: estate
&C the late -David,Gar.nichae1, a former
veteran of the civil War and a pio.
neer lunberman. The estate includes
Il considerable amount Of cash, stocks
and personal, property, and real estate
/ Stone counties. ..
Brainerd, Minn.-Thomas O'Connell
and Miss Sophia -Borsum were married
hy Rev. Father O'Mahoney at his res
dence. at noon on. Thursday of last
week. Mr.: O'Connell is a machinist
a. the N. p shops.
Green Isle Nfinn.-Last Sunday at
st. Brendan's church Rev. ). J. Hand
announced the first marriage banns of
two popular young people of this vii
lage, Mr.. Thos, 6. Towle and Miss
Maude Gray, esteemed daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gray.
| Graceville Mir1n.-Miss Ayn.s
Lynch and Miss Georgia Laird. ,f
Wheaton, left from here Tuesday Of
last week for Spokane, where they
will spend tho winter with the former r
sister, Mrs. Bobb.