The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers of The
Irish Standard.
DOUBLE WEDDING AT ROCHESTER
An Accident Causes the Death Of George
KING, g Respected Young Man
of Farlba1llt.
NIINNESOTA.
The youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Feely, Jr. died in st. Paul
recently, aged two years.

Mrs. John Feely, Jr. died in st. Paul
recently. aged two wears.
frankie. son of MIR. and Mrs. Sam.
uel Smith, of Ellsworth. died Saturday
May II, from the effects Of injuries re-
ceiyeil by fall from a load of gravel on
the 18th ulJ.
a we'll attended meeting Of the Lii
brary Board of Morris, was held in that
city recently, and an election Of officers
took place. Geo. nj. Gilt1nan was re-
elected president and A. DeKay, secre-
tarv.
Simon Conerty returned to his home
in Benson recently after a several
months visit in Canada. Mrs. Conerty,
who accompanied him, stopped Off at
L1tchfeld to visit friends there for q
Short time.
M. Dugan and family and M. J. kee-
nan and family, of Blooming Prairie,
went to Austin Tuesday, May Il, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. VIM. Dugan,
who died there after lingering illness
of several months.
Jas. Bake of the town of Ridgley,
near St. Peter, died May Il from inju1-
les received in a runaway. He was
buried the following Thursday. He was
a veteran and had been granted a pen
sion about the time of his death which
came too late however to be- of any use
to him.
~ double wedding took place at St,
Johns church, Rochester on Monday
of last week, Rev. William Riordan Of
fciating. Mr.. James Campion was mar
rie<i to Miss Ellen Herber and Mr..
Thomas Mahoney TO Miss Kate Herber,
the brides being sisters, and daughters
of Mr., George Herber, living south of
Rochester. There was grand wedding
party at the Herber residence at night,
at which there were five hundred guests
present.
During high wind a short time
since, the barn of MIR. FaheY in Yer
million, Dakota county, was destroyed
by fire, together with four horses. some
calves, machinery, feed, ETC., and Mr..
Fahey himself was seriously injured in
his efforts to save his property. The
origin Of the fire is mystery and some
are inclined to the belief that it was of
incendiary origin Loss about $4,000;
no insurance.
Graceyille Democrat: John Burns,
Of johnson, and Miss Rosa Krannic, of
Minneapolis, were married in Mime.
apolis last week. Mr.. Burns is one of
the promising young men Of this part
of Che country and enjoys the confidence
of a host of friends. Miss Krannic is
one of Minneapolis fairest daughters
and will be missed bv her many friends.
The Democrat tenders the happy pair
the warmest congratulations, and is
sincere in wishing them all happiness.
Duluth Photographer: Last Sunday
afternoon there was large assembly
of Catholics gathered in the O'Brien &
Kuowlton block, to further the project
of the Episcopal see. Enthusiastic
speeches were made by Father Roy and
Father Timothy and much interest was
awakened. It was stated that the sum
already subscribed for the building pro-
vided this became the Bishops see, was
about $4,000. This amount was in
creased Sunday afternoon by $l,500 It
is not yet positively known where the
new Bishop will reside, butt is thought
the Zenith city will be the chosen place.
George King. of Faribault, while
working in q we'll some four miles out
from that city, Monday, the 18th inst
met his death from the effects of foul
gas which suddenly issued from a seam
Or cavity in the we'll. He was but
twenty three years of age and was a
young man respected by ali who bore
bis acquaintance Mr.. KING was good
Catholic and a faithful member of the
Order of Hibernians Of that
CITY. His remains were buried from
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, Faribault. and among those who
the funeral were Messrs. Will
liam and Frank Curren, Miss Mary
Curren, Miss Lizzie Casey and Thos.
Casau Ir of Minnaanolia