The Irish standard., 1913-10-04

Mrs. Richard Mullen, Minneapolis. 400
T. r. Fearing, st. Paul. ....... 215,
Frank ]. Mulcahey, Minneap polls :. $50
ther Fitzsimmons of Nichols of1ciat-
ing. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mamie O'Brien, and the
groom by Mr.. John Nolan of this
place. The wedding dinner was serv-
ed at the home of the brides parents
who were among the old residents Of
Muscatine county. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Evoy left during the day for Chicago.
From there they will make a trip to
Detroit, will visit Toronto, the Thou.
sand Islands and go down the ST. Law
renee to Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec,
Niagara Falls and other places will
be visited. Mr.. McEvoy has numer-
GUS relatives at Ottawa and other
places in Canada. They will be ab-
sent about month. They will be at
home to their many friends at Algona.
Iowa, after November 1.
| Waseca, Minn.-John Hagerty, for.
mer we'll known resident of Waseca
county, died in the city hospital of
ST. Paul recently, from complications
incident to old age. Mr.. Hagerty
was visiting in this vicinity about
two weeks ago, and became i'll at the
James Cahill home in Janesville. He
was taken to the home of his sister,
Mrs. Kern in st. Paul, and finally, as
his condition became dangerous, he
was removed to the city hospital
where he died. Deceased was born
in Massachusetts 72 years ago, where
he lived until he was 19 years old.
He then moved with his parents to
Dodge county, Wis, where in 1862 he
enlisted in Co. A of the First Wiscon.
sin Infantry. He served faithfully
until the close Of war, and then re.
Joined his parents, who in the mean
time had moved to Waseca county. :
In 1870 he was married to Bridget
Cavanaugh of Smiths Mill Seven
children were born to them, three of
whom are living. Deceased continued
to live in this county until two years
ago, when he became an inmate of
the Soldiers Home in Minneapolis,
where he remained until his recent
visit here. Mr. Hagerty is survived
by his widow, three children, Robert
of Montana, George, and Mrs. Nikol,
both Of st. Paul, one sister, Mrs.
Kern of st. Paul, two brothers, Will
liam of Mankato, and officer Thomas
Hagerty of this city. The sympathy
of many friends in this county is ex-
tended to the bereaved family.
| Montgomery, Minn.-The first holy
communion service at the Catholic
church of the most holy Redeemer re-
Gently We're beautiful and impressive.
The class, numbering 40, formed in line
at the parochial school building and
marched to the church, Rev. Father
Polasek and the altar boys leading the
procession. Rev. Polasek celebrated
high mass and also preached an i'm.
pressive and instructive sermon, in
English language. The girls carried
prayer books and the communion can
dies and were prettily attired in white
dresses. The boys also carried prayer
books and candles and wore suits Of
black or blue serge and white collars
and neckties.: 1t was a pretty scene
to witness the little flower, girls and
! flower boys escort the commandments
to the foot of the altar, where they
received the holy sacrament. The
choir under the direction OF Sister
Nepomocene rendered sacred and In
spring music in a very capable man.
ner, and the edifice was filled to its
capacity during the services.
st. Johns. Minn.-The members Of
this parish are delighted over the re-
turn of their pastor, Rev. Father Hick-
ey. who spent a very enjoyable vaca.
ton at his old home in ireland.