The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-06-24

Trustees, Thos. Lotus, D. A. Hanlon
and H. +. Cassidy.
Montgomery. Minn.-The marriage
of Miss Jennie Clancy, daughter Of
Mrs. James Finley Of Waterville and
William Daley of Minneapolis took
place at eight o'clock on Wednesday
morning, June 18th, at the Immaculate
Conception church in that city, Rev.
Father Scherer officiating. Miss Cath
crime Clancy, sister of the bride, acted
as bridesmaid and wore a dress Of pale
blue messaline. Mr.. Thomas DAILY,
brother of the groom, was best man.
Credit River Minn.-Rev. John P.
Cleary, whose ordination took place at
st. Paul, Seminary June 8, celebrated
his first Mass at st. Peters church
here Sunday, June II. The young
priest is the son of Mrs. Honora Cleary
and was born in Credit River in 1881.
In 1895 he began attending the Cretin
School, st. Paul, later entering st.
Thomas College and st Paul Seminary.
Nine priests were present at the SOL
en,n ceremony, three of them being
classmates of Father Cleary. The SER
mon was preached by Father Quinn,
formerly pastor of ST. Peters, now Of
S. Patrick's, st. Paul. After thH cere-
merry the members of the parish were
ant, lot,
at tho home Of Mrs. Honor. Cleary
and her son George. The cerau' onies
were planned by the local pastor. Fa-
tncr Deere and We're concluded with
4 solemn requiem mass by Father
Clearly on Monday morning for Ill the
deceased members Of st. Peters parish.
Fa,her 'Cleary is the fourth priest or
dained from the Credit River parish.
me others being Rev. John Kan. now
Stationed at Savage, Rev. JOS. Lang
in Minneapolis anc Rev. Peta~ Lang
in ST. Paul.
will take place here on ju,.r IS when
Miss Bi:ia Ryan and ThGna" Hill,
and Miss Bea Ryan and John O'Hern
will be united in Wedlock. The brides
elect are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Ryan. Mr.. Hill lives in st.
Paul and Mr.. O'Hern is ST. Gather
ines young man.
Winona. Minn.-Mlss Wilhelmna
Noble, daughter of George H. Noble,
this city and James J. Lahey of Mitch
ell, S. D., We're married Friday morn
ing, June 9, at o'clock at st. Thomas
officiating Miss Helen Tearse and
Bernard l. Lahey, brother of the groom
acted as attendants.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-The marriage on
June 6 at st. Charles church, Mime
| apolis, of Mr. Joseph A. Coyle, of Alb
erdeen, S. D., and Miss Maud Louise
Hill, of Minneapolis, will be of interest
to Belle PLANE people. The ceremony
was performed by Father Lang. Miss
| Mary Hogan was the maid of honor
| and Owen Cunningham was the bes
man. During the ceremony Miss SUI
zanne Kranz sang two solos.
Montgomery Minn.-The dedication
of the parochial school building tool
place here June II, in the presence o.
a large gathering OF Catholic people
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mony.
Jordan, Minn.-Margaret, the twelv,
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M
D. Egan, died in ST. Paul hospita
June IA, following an operation fol
appendicitis. This is the second deatl
in the family within a week, an onl,
son having died but a few days before
Mendoza, Minn.-The death O
Charles Small, ST., occurred here Jun
7th, after an illness of two years. De
ceased was born in Ireland and cam
to this country in 1851, and after re
siding in the east for some time move,
to this county, settling on q farm nea
this village in 1854. A widow and eigh
children survive him, Mrs. McCahey
Mrs. Deem, Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Paegel
Mrs. Beaudette, James, Charles an,
Peter. The funeral was held from 81
Peters church.
Anoka, Minn.-Fdwin McGinnis, So
of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. McGinnis, die
suddenly here Wednesday, June A. o,
Tuesday evening the boy retired ap
parently in his usual health. He wa
taken i'll about 800 Wednesday mornin
and at 400 in the afternoon had passe
away. DR.. Caine, who was called, sal
the deceased had every symptom of in
fantile paralysis. The funeral service
We're conducted by Father Savoy of Os
SEQ, Friday.
Anoka, Minn.-On Wednesday, Jun
IA, occurred the death Of Mrs. Mar
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