The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-07-19
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND AT DELAN0

He is given q. Royal Reoeptio
By the Citizens of That
Town
MINNESOTA.
Attornev G. j. O'Brlen and wife, o
Owatonna, are spending their vacation
with relatives in Rice county.
, On Thursday last Mr.. Charles Mar
tineau was married to Miss Bell'
Caufin. at Brainerd, Rev. Father Law
lor performing the ceremony.
Miss Annie O'Toole and Master Nei
CaWard, of Owatonna, have been tht
guests Of misses Nellie and Sarah Kar-
ney, of Faribault, during the past week
! j. M. Finnegan aqd Messrs. Casey
and Flynn, of Norwood. went to Still.
water, this week, to purchase a full
Minnesota Chief threshing rig, includ-
ing the celebrated Automatic stacker.
Stuart Taylor, Of Sank Centre, has
sold out his meat market to F. E. Con
nelly, of that place. who takes possess
ion July 2lst. Mr.. TAYLOR expects to
take a trip to Montana IN the near
future.
Bishop McGolrlck, of Duluth, held
confirmation services in the Catholic
church at Kandiyohi last Monday.
SO applicants received the sacrament;
this number included Willmar and
Kandiyohi.
Patrick sMcC Carthy died in East Brain'
erd of pneumonia last Tuesday night.
The funeral services were conducted
Thursday by Rev. Farther Lawl0r
The deceased leaves q wife and two
children to mourn his loss.
Neil Mclaughlin, of Norwood. has
opened grocerv store IN the building
formerly occupied bv w. II. Flynn as
La drug store. Neal is one of Green
Isles we'll known business men, and
will be pleased to see his former
patrons In his new location.
| I'M. F1nnegan, OF Norwood, solo to
J. Smith, Of Washington Lake. full!
] threshing outfit, consisting Of 8
Victory separator, Huber engine and
Automatic stacker. Smith is the most
Experienced thresher in Sibley Co.. and
win, without doubt, do nice work with
this rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Truwe, of Nor.
wood. went to St. Paul recently to at
tend the graduating exercises at ST.
Joseph's Academy, where their daugh
ter Emma received the Golden medal
Miss Emma has attended the school fol
about six years and now returns to he,
parents an accomplished lady, highly
educated and we'll trained by the good
sisters Of that institution.
ABOUT 40 children received first COM
munion at the Catholic church in Col
ogne, last Sunday. The edifice was
most beautifully decorated with flowers
by the Sisters, and it presented an ap
pearance long to be remembered by al
present. A tountiful dinner was
served after services, and all the child
rem and many relatives participated. A
great deal of thanks is due the pastor
aud good Sisters for the pains takeI
with the children.
Verv Rev. M. A. Dooling. G. s. v
i Vice Rector and Master Of Discipline
st. Viatene's College, Kankakee, IL
linois, is spending short vacation
with his aunt, Mrs. M. O'Connor, O
Bristol township, Fillmore county
Next Sunday morning he will celebrat.
mass in the Catholic church OF Preston
village. He is young man who ha!
risen rapidlv to prominence by reason
of his attainments III scholarship ane
adaptability to the work Of a priest
Mrs. O'COnner is very proud Of him.
| Those mysterious burglars who have
/ plYsd their vocation in dozen or NOR.
towns and cities in Minnesota, and
hare SO Tar successfu fully defed detection
turned up at Lake Crystal on Thursda,
night last, and went through Rowland
u Reefs hardware store. They took /:
miscellaneous collection Of pocket cut
llery. all OF the Waterville Cutlery Co
make, except about one dozen, and th,
whole valued at $3.50. Also, four cheal
revolvera. valued at Sc each. Two mer
land q boy selling fans made from wooi
are suspected. Look out Tor burglars
Sheriff Geddes has issued postal cardl
i giving information to the officers AMI
detectives Of the state. q Il 81 55s u 48. &. !.
1 For manv weekssthe neInbars of th,
/ Catholic church at Delano have beel
lantjcipating q visit from Archbishop