The Irish standard., 1911-06-17
died suddenly Tuesday morning June
6. The funeral took place Friday, June

died suddenly Tuesday morning, June
| 6. The funeral took place Friday, June
10.
Waverly, Minn.-4Arrangemen are
| in progress for the celebration of Rev.
FIR. Boland's 25th anniversary as pas
tor at Litchtield. 1t is expected forty
or fifty priests will be present, also
several bishops including Bishops
Trobec of st. Cloud, OReilly, of Fargo,
and Bishop Heffron of Winona
Waseca, Minn.-Mrs. Michael We'll
Ter died here Wednesday, May 81. Mrs.
| Weller's maiden name was Margaret
! O'Leary. Her marriage to Michael
| Weller took place June 30, 1910, less
| than year ago. Prior to her marriage
she had made an excellent record as
teacher in the public schools. The
funeral services were conducted by
Father Kelley. Interment took place
at the Calvary cemetery
| Fort Pierre, S. D.,-A marriage cere-
mony of local interest was performed
at Huron Wednesday noon, when Mrs
Alta Lambert of Mount Hope; Wiscon-
sin, became the bride of Robert E.
Morgan OF this city. The groom is
member of the Morgan Brothers Trans
fer company.
| Murdoch, Minn.-Tuesday morning,
June 6, Mr.. Charles Kennedy and Miss
Rose Cannon We're joined in matrimo-
ny at the Catholic church, DeGraff,
Father Lucey performing the cere-
mony. The wedding was a quiet one
witnessed by only the immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom and a,
few intimate friends.
De Graft, Minn.-William Byrne, a
Civil War veteran. died here June 1,
at the age of 70. Deceased was born
in Ireland in 1888 and emigrated to
city and moved to DEBORAH, Iowa, in
1856, residing there until 1901, when
he came to DeGraff and engaged in
business. In the year 1863 he went to
Wisconsin where he enlisted in COM
pany B, Fifth Wisconsin volunteer in
fantry, and served until the war was
over. He was also a member of that
| Inflated Iron Brigade which lost SIS per
cent of it's members in battle He was
wounded seriously in one of the bat
ties in which the Army of the Potomac
mourn his death widow, one son, w.
j., six grandchildren and numerous
friends. The funeral services were
held at the Catholic church in De-,
Graft Sunday. The remains were es-
corted to the grave by the members
of the MCPHERSON post of which he was,
an honored comrade, and the A. O. II.
Prior Lake, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Mary Gibbons to John Flaherty
took place here, Tuesday, June 9Th,
at $3.50 o'clock at the Catholic church.
Miss Frances Gibbons, a sister of the
bride was bridesmaid and Thomas
Flaherty, brother of the groom, acted
as best man.
| Mrs. Hannah Carney, 81 years of
age, widow of John Carney, ST., died
at her home in Maryland Monday
morning, June 5th, after an illness ex-
tending over a period of two years of
chronic rheumatism. She leaves to
mourn her loss one brother, d. B. o.
Neill, of Danvers, two sisters Mrs Ca
hill, of Northtield, and Mrs Carney,
of Memphis Tenn; and nine children,
d. p. Carney and Mrs. M. McShane,
of this city, William, of Minneapolis,
Peter, of Glenwood, and Elizabeth, Ed
ward, John Sylvester and Grove, who
reside at the old home
| Anoka, Minn.-At the closing exer-
cises Of ST. AIMS, which took place
on the I'd inst, in the presence of rela-
tives and friends, the gold medal pre-
scented by the school for Christian doc
trlnc was awarded. Leah A. Andre,
who also won the prize for punctuality.
The gold medal awarded by Rev. O.
Dolphin for scholarship was carried
off by Arthur F. Coleman. The prize
for excellent department. was merited
by Ellen Donnelly. Honors in state
examinations were won by Francis 3.
White, Arthur +. Coleman, Susan Fla
herty and Grace A. Benton. The names
| of the graduates were Arthur f. Cole
| man, Francis B. White, Susan Faherty,
Grace a. Benton, Gladys Griffin, Leah
Andre.
Morris. Minn.-The marriage of Miss
| Mabel Frances Carney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Carney, and Mr..
William A. Brandt, occurred at the AS
sumption church in this city on Tues
day morning of last week, at eight
o'clock, the ceremony being performed
bV Rev. Edward Tomas in ba r,rocop,o