The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-02-15
Ely. Manitoba, Stewart Mccoy of
Larimore, N. D., and Thomas Mccoy
of C,randin ~ n


Larimore, n. D., and Thomas Mccoy
Of Grandin N. D.
Princeton, Minn.-John Colliton OF
Minneapolis and Miss Mabel klon-
strom, formerly of Princeton, We're
married in the cathedral, s.. Paul, on
Monday of last week by REV. Father
Finley. A wedding dinner was served
at the Radisson hotel, Minneapolis, to
party Of the relatives and friends
of the couple. Mr.. Col1iton is the
Minnesota representative of the Fed
eral Electric company, With head
quarters in that city.
Spooner Wis.-Lonitta Evelyn Nc
Shane, aged years and I; months,
oldest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ].
McShane, died Wednesday night of
last week at 12 O'CLOCK cf heart trou-
BILE. Funeral services were held Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Catholic church.
Langdon, n. D.-Arnie Power, wife
of Joseph Power, died last week in
this village of pneumonia. Three
weeks ago there were indications that
medical skill and devoted nursing had
obtained the mastery over the grim
reaper, but a relapse tr:at Set in later
left the chances of the patients re-
covery practically beyond hope. The
immediate family left to mourn the
passing away of faithful and ar.
fectionate wife and loving ,1other are
the sorrowing husband. three daugh-
ters, Annie, Eleanor and Isabel, and
one son, Richard. Their first born.
Joseph. Jr., being numbered among
the victims of the cyclone that visited
Langdon with death and disaster on
May 20. 1909. She also leaves a faith
err and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Power, Of Red Lake Fails, Mimi. the
latter being here to attend the fun
eral; three brothers, James and AL
bert, OF Crookston, and Jonn r., of
Mohall. n. D., the first named two
arriving here Tuesday: three sisters
Mrs. Mckinnon, OF Crookston, Mrs.
Collins, of Warroad. and Mrs. Schnei-
der. of Wylie, all with the exception
Of the last named being here.
Waverly, Minn.-The remains Of
Mrs. Thomas Dougherty, Who died at
her home in Willmar after an illness
Of a few weeks OF pneumonia arrived
here Monday afternoon, Feb. 3, and
were brought to the j. Dougherty
home. The funeral was held wednes-
day morning from st. Mays church,
Father Cebattone conducting the serv-
ices. Mrs. Thos. Dougherty. nee Cora
Lambert, was born at Red Lake Falls
April is. 1888, but since childhood has
made her home with her parents at
breckenridge and IN tina. city where
she spent 30 many years Of her short
life she was loved by all for her sweet
womanly disposition. She was mar
ried Feb. IA. 1912, to Thomas Dough-
erty Of Waverly and they have re-
sided in Willnar since that time.
1tasca, Minn.-Mrs. Anna aIorrisey,
mother Of Andy Morrisey. former well
known citizen of Deer River. who built
and for a short time until his death,
conducted the Euroean, now the Ever
ton hotel. died Feb. end at the age of
70 years. Up to the time OF her short
illness from which she died she main
tanned a bright intellect and was a
woman OF high social proclivites. She
was respected and loved by the many
people OF Holland who knew her for
many years She is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Kate O'Netl and a num-
Der of nieces and neplews residing in
New Brighton. Conn.
Waverly, Minn.-A very pretty we'd
ding was solemnized at St Mary.s