The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-02-07
NORTHWEST NEWS.

NORTHWEST NEWS.
Livingston, Mont. - Bernard A.
Ebert, son of Hon. Napolen Ebert, and
Miss Bonnie Shadoan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Shadoan, were mar
cied Monday a. m. at 9 o'clock at the
Catholic church by the Rev. Father
Blaere. They were attended by Frank
Ebert and Miss Florence Dolbec. Both
are well known Livingston young peo-
pie and have the best wishes of
host of friends. They left on the
afternoon train for a honeymoon trip
20 Omaha, Chicago and other eastern
cities.
Emmetsburg, Ia-Mr. and Mrs. John
Sullivan mourn the loss of their only
child, John Timothy, aged six months,
who died Monday evening. He had
been i'll for a couple of days with
Group and it developed into bronchial
pneumonia. Medical assistance was
promptly secured but, despite their
efforts to save him their darling was
taken from them. The funeral was
held this morning. Services were con-
,,o. Oh at St. Thomas church by ra' ~
Wv McNerney and the o"r'a, ,,;, %aS WAS
er nn.s cemetery. The child was
s ss and promising ana , ~
orlstr missed by the fond pa'e nm.
Nv and Mrs. sullivan have 'ne the
MT, anu ~ our citizens in general In '"e
pa'"s - .sat has come to them :
Jordan. MINI. - The nl' I'D Mrs
u;ss Katie, daughter Of Mr.. anu ~ s ste.
n =, Boeckmann, occurred az az, %. mast
p pa1 catholic church at nan a,n t
sepn o,o,ock last Tuesday morhlhs.
rather siegfried was the 0''>
clergyman. aovn Of white
~, ~. ,o,vet trimmed with rhines'on.s
and pearls anu of valley
.caupht up with wreath y, - hide
,,',as She carried bouquet o. o rm.
lilies Her attendant was MISS En- III
ru F,aschenriem and her or,aes ,nare
M;ss Mary Boeckmann. bo.n "h,f
WIS., ..;sod in dresses of white sllk , ,aa
a'.''e sa,,,e trimmed with shadow la.e
.o IVA each carried bouquet u p and
e aannotions. George Boeckhann
cain a. E,aschenriem were the sroo"s
men. .odiate relations
,,as rendered the bridal coupe a. M
, wa" Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. fiascn.n
'' ' aster the nuptial ceremony. MT
a,n Mrs, Boeckmann will reside on
t ana farm Of the groom at St. Nlcno'a as
NJ, ,1;nn where they will be followed ns
the we'll wishes of their many '. rs,aa,
'"1 rmmetsburg, la. - Last fr'oa!
nornine Michael Driscoli passes
NOV at the home of his sister, m's
DANIEL Burns, of this place ne na,
Ion, a On Invalid for couple Of years
ua was apparently one OF the "os s
r,aorous and rugged men in our cou'
~ when he became afflicted WIN '' !.
hetes The remains were taken
Acx,ev Sunday evening. The ourls
was at that place on Monday. Sc
vices were conducted at the ea'no,'
ohmrch and the interment was IN IN
eam,,v block in the parochial GEM
! terv Many old neighbors at ACNE
and several relatives and frienas lro'
r .h,a c,tv were in attendance. suhoa
; evening the Knights Of Columbus
' th;a CITY. of which Mr.. Driscoll was
, faithful and active member accoi
t non,ed the remains from MI. Burn
a residence to the Rock Island depo
marching in body ahead OF u
0 hearse. The active pall-bearers WEI
Y = J. Higgins, Joseph Martini -
B ward McNally, Joseph Mulroney' r
r ter O'Brien and w. l. branasa
k The honorary pall-bearers were M
t Kerwick. Peter Bough, j. z. Down
p. F. Conoln. NJ. F. Brennan. vi
y nr,scoll was born near Ackley, low
January, 6, 1867. Hence he was
wears of age. His boyhood days wei
snent on his fathers farm. Ten
Il twelve years ago he came to this cou
: ty and bought farm in Freedo
= township. A few years ago. n
Is health failing, he sold out and can
to Emmetsburg. He subsequent
made his home with his sister. MI
u Burns. He is survived by one brothe
:, Attorney John H. Driscoll, OF MAJ
~ son. Minnesota. and his two siste1
~ Mrs. Daniel Burns and Miss Katheri
40 Driscoll, Of Emmetsburg. There a
;. of course other relatives.
~ FaribauN, Minn.-Mr. Seumas Nj
~ Manus, the celebrated Irish story te
&c err, will be at Saint Mary's hall
W Saturday evening. February 14th. !
~ those who heard Mr.. MacManus |;
nc year will be delighted that anotf
~ opportunity will be given them to he
us this famous story teller. Mr.. M
w manus was a farmers boy in lrelal
living among his native hills of Do
" gal before he became the mount:
~ Tho of oiohto