The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-30
THE NORTHWEST
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
SUMMER TRAINING SCHOOL.
Supt. Gallagher VIII Establish One
in Appelton During the Month
of August.
MINNESOTA.

! &~ MINNESOTA.
Thoe. Fogarty, one eof Murdock's g enter
prising merchants, has made arrange
ments for putting up brick store in that
town in the spring. NJ. Jones, Of Benson,
has the contract.
Those who should know say that a
Catholic church will be built in Franklin
next spring to- take the place of the old
Birch Cooley church. Most Of the congre-
CATION will heartily welcome the change.
| Through the efforts OF Stunt Gallagher,
summer training school will he held in
| Appleton during the month of August,
this year. It will be for the benefit of
tho teachers of Swift. Lac qui Parle and
Big Stone counties.
Rev. Benignus went to New Prague,
recently, to consult Rt. Rev. Bishop
Stanley regarding holding confirmation
services there. Bishop 1reland's unex-
peeted call to Rome may delay the cere
mony for some weeks.
M. Harrigan, of Ellsworth. went over
to Sioux Falls Tuesday to receive treat
ment for his eyes, one IT which has
troubled him considerably lately, caused
by an liberation back of the eyeball. 1t
is in very bad shape but the specialist
who is treating it feels confident that he
can affect permanent cure.
Early last week John I'll. Reardon and
Miss Katie Kennedy, of Faribault, term
mated long courtship in q happy lnar
rage at the church Of the immaculate
Conception, that city, where Father
Conry joined them in the bans Of we'd
lock Charles Sheridan performed the
office of best man and Miss Mamie Rear
don was bridesmaid. Tie bride and
bridesmaid we're neatly attired in dresses
of white cashmere. After the nuptial
knot was tied the bridal party and friends
repaired to the home of the groom where
bountiful wedding breakfast. awaited
them. MIR. and Mrs. Reardon will make
their future home in Faribault.
Died at the residence of Pat Fabey,
in the town of Wellington, recently, Mar
garet Fahey, of old age. The deceased
was born in the county Mayo, ireland, in
1904 and was consequently SS years old.
In the year 1883 she was married to MIR.
Fahey, who died in the year 1860. In
1870 the widow and family came to this
country and settled near Henderson,
Sibley cou' ty, but did not remain more
than one year, when she came to Renville
county and remained until she was called
to the unknown beyond: Her family
consisted of six children, all Of whom are
alive. The remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father Rosen
performing the ceremonies.
Seldom has death caused moro uni
versal regret and sympathy in a COM
munity than that of John A. Sheeran,
which occurred at Faribault. The de-
ceased is survived by his father and
mother who reside at Medo, Blue Earth
county, and four brothers, NJ j. and
Frank, of this city, and Edward and
Daniel who live with their parents, and
sister Mrs.. Mary O'Connell, who is a
resident of ST. Claire, MINI. The funeral
tuok place from the church of the I'm
maculate Conception where appropriate
exercises were held by Rev. Father Conry.
The remains were inferred in Calvary
cemetery to which place they we're fol-
lowed by large concourse Of relatives
and friends.
On Thursday, January a, Mr.. Patrick
Mcdonnell, formerly resident OF Swift
county but later living in the city of st.
Paul, died at his home in that city OF in
fuepza. The deceased came to Swift
county in the early days Of its settlement
and was we'll known and highly respected
during his residence there. He owned
and worked farm a short distance
south OF Murdock for about twelve years,
and something over two years ago re-
moved to st. Paul where two of his sons
are employed in lucrative positions.
Since that date up to the time Of his
death he lived at 973 Front streetin that
CITY. The deceased was about u years
old. He was born in Ireland and emi-
grated when quite young to Canada
where he made his home for many years
and where he married Miss Susan Haw
kins, who, now survives him. Mr.. Nc
Donnen leaves also surviving eleven
children, light boys and three girls, ell q