The Irish standard., 1910-06-18

Joined in wedlock Miss Julia Connolly
and Michael Campion. The couple
will reside at Hillyard, Wash
Catherine Morgan. nee Trainor. of all
suffering on Thursday June 2. shortly
before noon. She was born in the
county Down, Ireland in 1882. When
a young woman she came to America
and at La Sale, Ill.,. she was united in
marriage with Thomas Morgan in Oc-
tober, 1852. The interment was from
st. AIMS Catholic church, Father
Cahill offlciating. The funeral pro-
cession was one of the largest seen
here for some time.
Rochester, Mnn.-The marriage of
Mr.. Matthew Miller and Miss Lulu
Boardman was celebrated at o'clock
Wednesday morning. June 5. at the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. William Riordan. The bride was
otleiiueu w MISS Martina Jannke.
while Mr.. John Miller acted as
groomsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have
many friends to wish them Joy. They
will be at home after June 90. Mr..
Miller is All efficient employee at the
Conley Camera factory. Miss Clara
Brumm and Miss Ella Kehaley as
sisted the bride in the festivities cell
ebrated at the new home Friday, Of
last week.
Rochester, MINI. - Ralph William
McCarty. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McCarty, died at his home, 224 North
Prospect street, Saturday afternoon at
$3.50. Impressive services were held
In ST. Johns Catholic church on
Monday. and the interment was made
in the parish cemetery.
Faribault, Minn.-Tuesday morning
Of last week at the Church OF the
Sacred Heart in this city the first
of Faribault's June nuptials was SOL
emnized when Rev. Fr. kiebons of ST.
Paul's seminary, st. Paul, united in
marriage Louis Peltier of this city and
Miss Margaret Stein of ST. Cloud.
| Olivia, Minn.-Joseph. the six-and-
one-half year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jos. Brick. Jr., died Monday, June 6,
at the family home eight miles north
Of town after an illness of two weeks
duration. The funeral took place
from the Catholic church at this
place and the intermcnt was in the
Catholic cemetery.
Perham. MINI. A pretty June
wedding was solemnized at ST. JOS
eph's church at nine o'clock Tuesday
1 morning Of last week. when Miss
Veronica Diedrich, we'll known and
popular young lady of st. Josephs
parish. became the bride of John
Blum.
Green Isle, Minn.-Miss Nellie Nc
Cram and Mr.. Joseph II. Dopper
were united in marriage here June 6
by Rev. Father Doyle. The brides
maid was Miss Kathryn McGrann, &
sister Of the bride. The groom was at
tended by John T.. Coleman.
Green Isle. Minn.-,rhc wedding OF
genia Giason took place here June Z
Rev. Father Doyle performed the cere-
money. Miss Alice O'Brien was brides
maid and Mr.. William O'Brien was
best man.
Graceville. Minn.-At z o'clock Wed
nesday morning. June 7, at Holy Ros-
airy church occurred one of the pref
tiest weddings ever seen here, when
the Misses Laura and Edith Lyman
man, were united in marriage, the
former to Mr.. John H. Fallon and the
latter to Mr. MacKinnamon.
st. Peter, Minn.-Mrs. Margaret
Wallace Keogh, wife of Luke Keogh
ST., died at her home east of Cleve-
land Friday morning, June 3. The de-
ICeaSeO was Dorm III Irelnnu, August
81, 1888, and was nearly II years OF
age. She came to this country In
1854, settling at Providence, Rhode Is.
land and was married in that city
) August is. 1855, to Luke Keogh. Left
} to mourn her loss are her husband anG
six children. as follows: John Keogh
st. Peter; Robert Keogh and Henry
Keogh, Cleveland; Miss Marie KeOgh
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. w. r. Hopes
Minneapolis and Mrs. George Rice
Cleveland. The funeral was het
from the Cleveland Catholic church
last Sunday morning. Rev. d. j
Moran conducted the services ant
! the burial was made in Scotch Lake
cemetery.
Anaconda, MOnt.-The marriage O.