The Irish standard., 1910-11-05
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Washington Lake, Minn.,-On last
Tuesday morning of last week at
the Assumption church occurred the
marriage of two popular young peo-
pie of Washington Lake township,
Miss Mary Donlin, esteemed daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Donlin,
and MI. Jos. Murphy, better known
as Joe Whalen. Rev. P C. Maloney
performed the ceremony
Green Isle, Minn.-Michael WEIGH,
of whose death mention was recent
ly made, was born in Askeaton, Coun-
ty of Limerick, Ireland, in 1S45, and
immigrated to America when II years
of age. He was the father of eight
children, all of whom are living to
mourn his loss. They are M. J..
WEIGH, who resides on the old farm,
Mrs. d. Shaughnessy, of Danube;
Mrs. H. P. Hensler, of Staples; Mrs.
Thos. Minihan. of st. Paul; Mrs.
John Graham, of Jessenland; Mrs
M. j. Tierney and Mrs. A. Nixon, of
Minneapolis and Mrs. w. F. Roth of
this place. He is also survived by
a brother, Jas. WEIGH of Washington
Lake.
Rochester, Minn.-Miss Emily Ag-
mes Thomas of Judge and Mr. DAN
iel Macke9 of this city were made
one at St. Bridget's church near
Simpson Tuesday morning of last
week at o'clock, Rev. S. Condron
joining them in holy wedlock. One
hundred friends witnessed the cere-
mony
Waseca, Minn-Miss Marie Nc
Loughlin, daughter of D. McLough-
lin of this city, and Alfred Walden
were united in marriage Wednesday
Oct. 26, at the Catholic parsonage.
They were attended by Miss Ruth
Mclaughlin and Henry Gallagher.
Following the ceremony a wedding
feast was served at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Valid
en- left that evening for brief we'd
ding journey. They will live in Wat.
ertown, S. D., where the groom is EN-.
ployed in railroad work
Hudson, Wis.-Mr. David O'Con.
nell of this city and Miss Georgene
Hanrlgan of Glenwood were married
at the st. Johns Catholic church on
Wednesday, Oct. 10, Rev. Father
Barney of this city officiating, as
sisted by Father Lair. Miss Loretta
of Glendive, Montana, sister of the
bride attended her and William
OeConnell the groom. The bride was
handsomely dressed in white wolfe
over white .taffeta trimmed with
! Irish point lace. She carried a
shower bouquet of BRIDES roses and
lilies of the valley The brides maid
wore the white lace over pink. The
church was handsomely decorated
with cut flowers. A wedding break
fast was served Immediately after
the ceremony, a reception having
been given the evening previous.
Brainerd, Minn.-John Mcdonald
for many years resident of Brain
erd, died in the Soldiers Home at
Milwaukee on Friday, Oct. 81, OF
heart trouble. The remains were
brought here for interment and the
funeral took place on the following
Monday morning, services being held
at St. Francis church. Mrs. Ed. Lien
of East Brainerd is daughter and
Mrs. John Hughes, also of East
Brainerd, sister of the deceased.
Shakopee, Minn-John Riley, aged
80 years, died of tetanus from injur
les received in railroad wreck in
Washington three years ago. The
deceased is the son of Mrs. Herman
Boehmer and was born in this city
in May of the year 1880. Three
brothers, James of St. Paul, Owen OF
Washington, and Math of Duluth, and
two sisters, Mines. Norton of ST. Paul
and Mitchell of Ellsworth, Mimi, sur.
vive with their mother.
+, st. Peter, Minn.-Jon J. Fay, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Barney Fay and one OF
Lake Prairie's most prominent young
men, died most unexpectedly Satur.
day. evening, Oct. %. While at LIE
Sueur he suffered a stroke. of apop.
/ lexy which proved fatal. He was
stricken about o'clock in the after.
noon, and expired three and a halt
hours later. The deceased is mourn
ed by his aged parents, five sisters,
Mrs. T. T. Shea, LIE Sueur; Mrs. C..
/ W. Osborne, Lake Prairie; Miss Mar.
garet Fay, Corwin Hot Springs