The Irish standard., 1910-06-25
OVER THE NORTHWEST

+. formerly OF TINS place. Whlch occurred
in st. Paul last week. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moran and an accomplished
young lady, -
Waverly, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Agnes Giblin, daughter of Mrs.
j. Giblin, Marshal avenue, and Aug.
o. Carlson was solemnized Saturday
morning, June II, at st. Luke's Cath
Ole church. Rev. Ambrose McNulty
read the marriage service. Miss Bes-
sic Giblin, the brides niece, was the
maid Of honor, and P. H. Giblin, Ma
pie Lake, Mimi, was the best man.
Rochester, Minn.-One of the weeks
most interesting weddings was solem-
nized on Tuesday morning, June IA, at
st. Patrick's church when Miss Kath-
ryn Schneider, daughter of Mrs.
Dorothea Schneider, became the bride
of Edward r. v. Donegan. Rev. Faith
er Jos McGrath celebrated the nuptial
mass at nine o'clock in the presence
of several hundred guests. Miss Cath
crime Lawler was maid of honor and
Mr.. D. w.. MCGOWAN was best man.
Erin, Minn.-Mrs. Mary Walsh, wild
Saturday morning, June II, death re-
sulting from paralysis. Deceased
was born in the County West Meath,
Ireland, in 1874. When child she
came with her parents to the United
States. She was married to Mr.. Ed
ward Walsh in Shieldsville in 1856.
They made their home in the town OF
Erin until their death. The funeral
was held Monday morning at ten
o'clock at st. Patricks church, Shields
Vile, where a high mass of requiem
was celebrated by Rev. Father Malloy.
The remains were inferred in the fam
lily lot in the parish cemetery.
Faribault, Minn.-Rev. Henry Cahill.
assistant pastor of the church of the
Immaculate Conception, departed Mon
day for Kilkenny. Ireland to visit his
aged mother. He expects to return
about September Is next
Faribault, Minn.-Rev. P. C. Maloney,
assistant pastor of the church of the
Immaculate Conception of this city, but
at present pastor of the church at AS
sumption, Carver county, expects to
start Monday, June 20 to visit his par
ents in Ireland.
st. Michael, Minn-The First Com
munion services will be held here
Sunday, June 26, at o'clock. A class
Of so will approach the communion
table for the first time. The members
of the st. Joseph society will receive
Holy Communion Sunday, June 10. a,
assist.
Waseca, MINI. The friends OF
Thomas Cahill will be panied to hea,
of the death of his wife which occurred
at their home in Ambrose, N. D., Mon
day. She had been i'll several weeks
and was too enfeebled to be moved to
the hospital for an operation. Death
was due to blood poisoning. Mrs. Ca
hill was formerly Miss Laura Archam-
. bault Of Minneapolis, and the young
couple had been married year this
month. The funeral was held in Sacred
Heart church in this city June 16, in.
torment being made in the Catholic
cemetery at GAINESVILLE.
Moorhead, Minn.-One of the no.
table society events of the year wa!
the marriage Thursday, June 16, a
st. Joseph's Catholic church, of Mis-
Mary Lamb, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
. John Lamb, to Mr.. John GILES. TIL
4 ceremony was performed by the Rev
! Father Gerard, who also intoned tn
! nuptial High Mass. Miss Elizabeth
Lamb was bridesmaid and Mr.. {
GILES, brother Of the groom, was bes
man. Mr.. Gowan Of Duluth an,
! John Lamb. Jr., were ushers.
II Belle Plain, Minn.-Two shot gun &C
cidents Of the kind where knowledg
4 OF the guns being loaded was absent
recently occurred in Belle PLANE
neighborhood. Thos. O'Connell Of 81
Thomas, age Is. died as result of be
ing accidentally shot in the stomach
while out hunting. At school picnl
on the Soller farm. three little girl
! received several grains of shot in thei
bodies from gun discharged at som
distance, evidently by boy out hunt
ing.
.s st. Patrick, Minn.-James O'Her'
. James Casey, John Farrell, James Null
!. kare and Roy OHern Of Anoka an
" Martin spellacy of Litchfield wer
guests at the Eugene O'Hern home her
i from Saturday, June II, until the fol
lowing Monday.
Chaska Minn.-The marriage of Mis-
t. 80 n