The Irish standard., 1908-10-17
home of the brides parents, SIG North


Ninth street. about 50 guests being
present. Mrs. Bertha Theviot was in
charge of the dining room, and was as
sisted by Misses Jean and Gertrude
Brady. Bertha Glunt. Edith McCulloch.
Mabel -Iarmon. Mabel Smythe aid
Lottie Wood. The house was beauti.
fully decorated with autumn leaves
Dickinson. N. DIST. Joseph's church
has just received set of fourteen
groups representing the Stations, or
the Way. of the Cross. The receipt
Of these statues is largely due to the
generosity Of some of the parishioners
and friends. whose utmost endeavors
and cooperation with many other
friends made it possible to secure this
precious gift for the church. The
product is the highest type Of Chris
tian art. These group stations repre-
senting the Way of the Cross are cal.
culated to inspire devotion and to ap-
peal to everybody. The statues ar.
almost lifelike and each group rests on
beautiful bracket. The height of tho
stations fs almost six feet and tte
figures are moulded in proportion. The
set is valued at over $500.
shakopee. Minn.-Attorney Georgs
Sullivan. one Of Shakopee's splendid
young men, and q graduate Of the
State University last June, has hung
out his shing1e at Jordan, and COM
menced practicing law last week. This
is literally true. for he had a client
within an hour after he unlocked hs
office door,, and the case was tried If
Justice court at Jordan. Mr.. Sullivan
looked over the west with a view to g.
eating in a newer field, but finally re
came to the conclusion that there is no
place like his own home county. and
hence his decision to locate in his pres
ent field. The friendships of genec-
alton who have known md admired
himself and his family are so much
capital to a young man starting o 4
in life, and Jordan. with only one at.
torney. is surely a better location
with two than one lawyer in it.
Hastings, Minn.-The Church Of tho
Guardian Angels was the scene Of q
very pretty wedding on Tuesday MORN
ing. Oct, 6. at $3.50 o'clock. the bride
being Miss. Margaret G. Byers, AMI
the groom. Mr.. Michael G. Klein, both
of this oftys Rev. p. r. Cunningham
officiated ons the occasion and the
church was filed with interested rela-
tives and friends. The bridesmaid
was Miss Mae E. Byers. sister of the
bride, and the groomsman, Mr.. Martin
King, while T. s. Ryan and Paul Mes-
ers were tbs ushers. Nuptial mass
was celebrated during which Miss Bar.
bara Heinen pleasing!y rendered Two
vocal solos, S,Adore and Be STILL" and
Gcodwin's AVE Maria. ''@ During the
afternoon and evening pleasant r:-
ccption. was rendered Mr.. and Mrs
| dt IISlA 1AC" AiOAl0 Oll NCSOfI
street, and was We'll. attended by a
large number Of guests, to whom fire
wedding rerast was: served. Their
home was nicely decorated for the o..
casion. the parlor in green and white
and the dining room in pink aud
white. Both bride and groom are pop
ular among large circle Of friends.
Graceville. Minn.-The funeral Of
Mrs. jeremiah Ryan. formerly Miss
Nellie Lynch, was held at Coils. Men
day. Oct. 5, Rev. Father Schritz. Of
Dumont. officiating. Mrs. Ryan IVES
born III Germantown, Pa. in 1880. brt
came to Traverse county when but a
little girl. with her parents. and liv.d
with them on the home place. nor'h
of here. until her marriage in October
Of last year, since when her home has
been in Breckenridge. where she died
last Saturday, of pneumonia. Her
mother, Mrs. Dennis Lynch, two sisters
and three brothers survive her. Shc
was young woman of most lovely
character. to whose many friends her
death brings lasting sorrow and re-
gret. . .~, :. s...
Butte, Mont.-The funeral Of John
K,ley, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kiley, was held from the resi-
dence. 11s East Mullins street. satur-
day afternoon, Oct. 3. Services We're
held in st. Lawrence church. Six Of
the little playmates of the child acted
az pallbearers. The child died Of con-
vulsions. instead Of p.omaine poison.
as previously statcd.-Mrs. Catherine
o'conne1l, 40 wears. of age. died satur-
day Of last week., at, the family resi-
dence 1853 East Center street. She was
native Of Cork. ireland. Five chit
dren survive her the oldest being II
years OF age She leaves also four SIS