The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-09-27
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard. s5 ~
REV. FATHER OGUL|N LEAVES.
The Popular Priest of St. Peter Sewers His
Connection With the Immaculate
Conception Church There.
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s Conception Church There.
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| Mr.. Connolly Of Carrolton township
marketed one thousand bushels 81
barley ia Preston last week.
Misses Jnl,a and Nell O'Connor, o.
Litchfeld, went to Benson on Monday
to attend the funeral of their sister-in-
law, Mrs. JAS. O'Uonnor.
Mr.. Frank Hvmes, Of Rochester
Ibrother Of H r. Hymes, was married
last week to Miss Kate Griffin. of Higf
Forest township. Rev. Father Lyncf
officiating. HI.
The light rains during the past week
have done much to render the fields IL
the neighborhood Of Rochester it for
plowing, and farmers generally are al
work on them.
Prof. O'Connell, Of Sauk Centre, re-
ceived telegram on Wednesday an
nouncing the sudden death of his father
at Lexington. Mimi. He left on the
same dav to attend the funeral.
John w. Brannon. of Rochester. has
sold an acre of land on the Chataeld
railroad, where the Winona & South
western crosses it, On which an elsva
tor will be erected at once, and a system
Of stock yards put in.
Rev. Father Carey, Of Rush City,
went 10 Hlnckley Sunday, and preached
a very interesting sermon at Yespers in
ST Patricks Catholic church, and as
sisted zn blessing the new bell recently
received for the church. ..
On Wednesday September 10th at the
Catholic church, Sleepy Eye. Rev
Father brown, of New IJim, united in
marriage Mr.. George Cutting to Miss
Rosa Grimes. The happy couple were
the recipients of large number of
presents.
Pat WEIGH, who had been running a
pumping station at Oseola, S. D., went
to Benson Saturday and visited friends
for a few DAYS, From there he went to
Herman. where he will have charge of
another of the railroad company's
pumping stations.
Patrick Brennan, Of the town Of
Cashel, died Tuesday night Of typhoid
fever. The deceased was about twenty
two years old and was known to be a
steady and industrious young man. He
leaves q wife to whom he had only been
married about six months, and au aged
mother to mourn his early demise. TIE
funeral took place Friday.
/. Last Saturday Patrick Healy, Of Pres
ton. died Of abcess of the stomach, at the
farm residence OF his brother. Hon.
John Il. Healy. consul at Funcbal
Maleria. Portugal. Hewas buried from
the Fountain Cotholic church Monday,
Father Jones officiating priest in
solemn requiem mass. This leaves only
two brothers and one. sister OF the
family living. They have the earnest
sympathy Of hosts Of friends who were
at the funeral.
Several Of the parties near Rochester
awarded damages By the Win0na s.
Southwestern Railway Co. have ap-
pealed, believing they sustained
greater damages than they were al
lowed. j. A. Bear and Burt w. Eaton
nave appealed the cases Of J. F. Plank
~ Eyota. who was awarded $40O; A. r
Fnrdsce of Eyota, who was awarded
$500 Burt Eaton has appealed the
cases Of John Tracy Of Eyota township.
who was awarded $3.50. and T. Feeney
of Pleasant Grove township. q. g.
Wilson has appealed the case OF w II.
liam Potter Of Eyota, who was awarded
$3.50. H h
Rev. Father Dgulin has severed his
pleasant relations with the cOngregatiGn
az the church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception at ST. Peter. He preached his
farewell sermon on last Sunday and left
during the week for St. Paul IN re-
sponse to an invitation Of the Arch
bishop who has placed him ia another
field OF labor. Father Ogulin is q
bright goung man and has done yeoman
service in building up the oh hnrch in ST,
Peter His affable ways and gentle
department have won for him fr1ends
ii every dano natlon, and these will
regret to1 learn Of bic depart thre, yet
wish him we'll sss
.ast Sunday inor1l IND Frank rY,E
in cena Jt,ele Jim
and nun ,ttliIefa 3iiIglnl