The Irish standard., 1890-05-10
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
REV. J. TORI TALKS ON MASONRY.
The Worthy Rector Of St. Marv's Church,
Sleepy Eye, Delivers Sermon on
Masonry and Denounces it

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Masonry and Denounces it
MINNESOTA.
Mrs. J. G. Murphy, of GAINESVILLE, this
state, is at Rochester, the guest Of Miss
Maggie Sullivan,
Mr.. Patrick Woods, of Rochester, left
for Utah the first of the week. He has
an interest in some mineral land in that
territory.
Mike Donahue, of Rochester, has
taken the contract to do the stonework
for J. III. Kurlzman' g new house in East
Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. .O'Connor's little girl.
of Brainerd, IS at st. Joseph's hospital
in St. Paul undergoing treatment for
her eyes. Mrs. O'Connor is with her
at the hospital.
Archbishop Ireland is expected at
New Ulm soon where it is expected
| that four hundred persons will be ad
mitted to membership in the Roman
| Catholic Church by Confirmation.
! Mrs. Fergus Fegarty, of Benson.
came home from Minneapolis last Satur-
day. She has been quite i'll of the pass
! winter and had been in Minneapolis
! under the DOCTORS care for about three
months. Gill;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Collins and
son, John H., Of Benson, have moved
into town from their farm in Casael.
They have taken up their residence IN
tho house recently vacated by G. B.
McCune. #&z
Simon Conerty, Of Benson, is bulld-
ing a new dwelling house for his
brother, John Conerty, ON the. latter's
lots in the southwest or town. When
finished the house will be occupied by
Chas. Yetter, a brakeman ON the Water
town line, and his family.
Martin Heffron, of Rochester, received
a dispatch from Graceville, Monday,
stating that the parties with whom he
had contract to erect a building, had
failed to secure the money with which
to pay for the material, and that no
building could be erected by them.
Mrs. Mary E.. wife Of Patrick Ken
nedy, Of New Haven, died on the Oath
of April. after snort illness. The
funeral services were held Saturday.
and were conducted by Rev. Father
Walsh, of St, Thomas Seminary. Mer-
riam Park, st. Paul. The attendance
was very large. .
T. H. Donnelly, of Benson, is putting
in the cellar and foundation for a new
dwelling which he intends to erect on
the lot next to Magnus Pederson's on
18th street. The main part Of the new
building will be 16x25 feet, with an ad-
ditlon l4xl4. Tom will have an excel
lent cellar as he is walling it up with
stone, and will afterwards cement it.
Street Commissioner w. j. Murphy
was granted leave of absence from the
city for three weeks by the city council
of St. Cloud recently. Mr.. Murphy as
state treasurer of the A. O. III. is a
delegate to the national convention Of
the order which meets at Hartford,
Conn.,, on Nav 18th. During his alb
sence Mr.. Murphy will also visit his
relatives in Massachusetts.
Rev. John Tori, rector or st. Mary's
Church, Sleepy Eve, delivered sermon
Sunday night on Masonry. A large
audience was present. among the num-
ber being great many members Of the
masonic and other secret orders. The
sermon was quite lengthy and the
priests position was fairly and squarely
stated. as being decidedly opposed to
societies except those connected with
the Roman Catholic Church,
j. A. Cochran. Of the popular firm Of
Smith & Cochran. BARRIERS, will leave
Brainerd on Monday next for HlaWatha.
Kansas, where he will be married to
Miss Laura Carey, of that city, on the
18th Of May. They will make a wedding
tour to st. Louis, Chicago and ether
cities, and will arrive in Bralnerd as
soon as the tour is finished. Mr.. Coch-
ran has a residence nicely furnished
and all ready for housekeeping at No.
96 Fourth street north, 4 So i
Alex Murray. Of Rochester returned
from the Pacific coast last week, and
will remain until next September, when
he and Mrs. Murray will return, pro-
baby to make that country their future
home. Mr.. MURRAY purchased some
property il 7ray's Harbor. nearly west