The Irish standard., 1890-05-03
$3.50 PER YEAR

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of Patrick McKenna, postmaster at
Shieldsville, Philip McKenna, Esq. OF
Wells, and Mrs. Kate Ruinn and Mrs,
Margaret Fltzhenry, of Erin. The
funeral took place from the family resi-
dence Friday morning. The remains
were taken to Shieidsville for burial
and funeral services held in the church
by Father J. J. Slevin.
DAKOTA.
Rev. g. E. Trudel, the new CatholiG
priest for the LangdOn parish, cet0-s
brated his first mass ih Langdon lass
|Sundav morning at 8 O'Clock in the
school house. Owing to the fact thai
| the papers had been misinformed as to
the hour of service-it taking place at
s o>clock, instead of 10 30 as published
the attendance was very limited.
Father Trudel seems to be vary clever
gentleman as we'll as quite rnstler and
before MANY months he will have the
Catholic congregation Of that city IN
prosperous condition.
By order of Bishop STANLEY, ct James
town, the Rev. T.. f. Irudel. originally
of the archdiocese of Montreal, T.. T..
| has been appointed pastor Of the Church
of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. at
Olga, N. d. The Rev. Father has also
charge Of the missions at LaDgdon, Mt.
Carmel, Osnabruck and Milton. Until
ordered otherwise the missions will TO
attended as follows Each 1st SUNDAY
IN every month, low mass shall be read
at 8 am. at Osnabrock. Langdon 1ss
Sunday OF each month at 1890 a.D..
high mass, with catechlsm for tho
children at y un., and vespers st !
pm. The Holy Sacrament OF BaptlsIsa z
will be conferred on children at nls
right after vespers; and every 3rd Sun"
day and week days at a tn., low mass
only. Mt. Carmel every 3rd Sunday as :
1890. Olga every Sunday except the !.
LIST and 3rd in each month. Milton .
shall be attended on week davs once y
month, any time the people will call for
the priest.
WISCONSIN.
The Holy Name branch Of the c. *. :
of Wis, on Sunday elected the follow !
ing officers: D. j. Murphy. president {.
Chas. Nicoud. vice-president: G, (
Gebhard, recording secretary, 81
James Caldwell, trustee.
Thomas Grant of Ashland WAS ma
ried to Miss Flora Trucky, of the sau
place, Thursday morulng at St. Agns'
church by the Rev. Father Fabin. This
happy couple will at once take up their
! residence at 319 st. Clair street.
The Catholic total abstinence societ.
lately organized in connection With { &.
James Church, La Crosse, starts &,
with fifty members and the foiIGwi
officers: Rev. Ambrose Murphy, pr
dent; Tin Welch, secretary, and j.
DriscOll, treasurer. F>
Attorneys Mike and Pat Lennon, Of
Hurley, were in Ashland Tuesday
They came over to attend the Eneeti'
of the bar association the night beR
mike" told reporter that his cast
Hayward was getting along splen'
and everything looked favorable Il
clients. Mr.. Lennon has been ret
by the citv of Hurley 30 pros
tue Lolita Morgan murder case.
subpoe ,ae1 several witnesses TI"
aud intends to bring in some
evidence for the state.
Services at the Catholic chur
Washburn last Sunday were cond.
by Rev. Bruno Tolka, Father Ma
being at Mason. The latter will. l.
ever, attend Washburn on all ot..
Sundays. Ga Sunday evenings, at 80.
O'Clock, Father Marian will give a series ,
If lectures. The subjects will be taken
from the encvclical letter lately adj /
dressed by the Holy Father to all
Christendom, explaining the same, 80 I
as to bring the thoughts therein COM
tanned home to everyone. The relationz
OF church and state are therein clearly
defined, 80 that these lectures will be Of
interest to all classes, irrespective or.
creed or nationality.
The A, O, H., of Chippewa Falls. arssas
making solid preparations for tho recels M
tion of the State convention which.
meets there On June the 10th. The mp
pointed committee waited upon Sh6.
| chaplain of the order. V. Rev. Dean
Goldsmith. this week. who not ontY
promised his hearty co operation bW
will secure the attendance of all tU
clergy of the diocese interested in Il
cause of Ireland's children and T
prosperity OF the a. @. Il. Thes solel
iehurc1l and ddresses there