The Irish standard., 1909-02-13
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home with Mr.. and Mrs. P. Cannon
from childhood, is we'll and favorably
kind disposition and pleasing ways and
| has host Of friends who will greatly
Kiss her. The bride was the recipient
CT some costly and valuable presents.
Fargo, N. D.-Miss Margaret Mea lie
Elliot, and James F. McKone, wee
married Wednesday morning, Jan. 81.
y Solemn Nuptial Mass was celebrated
by Very Rev. Thomas Egan, assisted
by Fathers Cory and Magoffin. Miss
Mae Elliott, sister Of the bride, was
maid of honor, and the best man was
George McKone, brother to the groom.
The bride was given away by her faith
er, Peter Elliot. Following the cere-
mony, an elaborate wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of the brides
parents. In the evening the younL
couple left on an Eastern trip. They
will be at home in the Central Flats,
dI ~, dllSI April fs
Glencoe, Minn.-P. j. O'Connell de-
livered to Mrs. Frank Murphy last
week Wednesday a check for the sum
o. $1,000 in payment Of life insur-
ance policy for that amount held by
her deceased husband in the A. o. II.
lodge, in which she was named as
:,
which this claim was met showed the
despatch with which the business af-
fairs of this order are conducted.
Anoka, Minn.-Thursday morning,
Jan. 20, at o'clock at st. Stephens
Catholic church in Anoka Miss Nellie
Curtin of Ramsey was Joined in the
P. O'Keefe of Burns. The bride wore
dress of tan nuns yelling with hat
and gloves to match and carried brids's
roses. Miss Agnes Beck was maid
of honor and Edward Butler was best
! man. Miss Hildegarth Guth playa I'd
the wedding march. Only immediate
i
and Mrs. O'Keeffe went on short we'd
ding trip and returned to their farm
in Burns where they will reside m
the future
Morris, Minn.-The Ancient Order Of
Hibernians and the Ladies Auxiliary
OF the A. O.. H. held their regular
meetings last Sunday afternoon and
arrangements were made for a rousing
time on st. Patrick's day. One of the
most prominent speakers in the state
is expected to be here on that occas-
ion.
Eveleth, Minn.-On Wednesday, Feb.
II, Rev. ]. M. Cleary. of Minneapolis,
will be here to fill an engagement in
the star course under the auspices
of the c. o. F. He will deliver his
famous lecture entitled American
/ Citizenship" of which the Daily
Courier, Of Waterloo. Ia, says: "This
was magnificent effort, full Of eo-
quence and patriotism. American ,iti-
zenship and all it conveys and means
was painted in glowing coors. It
was logical, the result of careful study,
and showed a remarkable grasp on the
principles which underlle our govern
nlent. Some of the dangers threaten
ing the American people were clearly
shown, yet an optimistic view of Am
erica's greatness was taken''
Butte, Mont.-Death has claimed The
1nan whose search for precious metals
eliminated in the present-day great
ness of Butte as an industrial center.
This man Is Michael A. Hickey, who
died at his home at the age of 70 years
Hickey first made known to the world
the existence of copper in the great
Anaconda mines. He has been known
as the discoverer Of Anaconda and his
name is interviewer with the history
Of the Butte mining district. Decea sed
also enjoyed the distinction of being
one of the pioneers Of the state.
! Northwood, Minn.-On Monday night
Feb. 5, a play by local talent was
given under the direction of Mrs. Judge
Morrison for the benefit of the Catholic
church, the amount realized being
about $3.50. I'm the Shadow of tic
Rockies" was the play. 1t was spark
ling with fun and fancy. and it's sue
cessful production reflected great Gre l.
it upon the stage director, Mrs. Nor
rison, and the players.
+ Graceville, Minn.-The regular meet
iEg of the Ladies' Tourist Club, was
held at the home of Mrs. ]. X. Grove,
, Jan. 80. Twelve members responded
to roll call by giving quotations from
"Romola" which was followed by a
short business session. The work fer
next year was discussed, but final
decision was postponed until next
meeting, when each member is expect
ed to be present. ready to vote for
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