The Irish standard., 1892-02-27
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
FARIBAULT LOSES A PASTOR
Rev. Father Nougaret, Of Sacred
Heart Parish, Transferred
to Toledo, Ohio.
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
! F.. c. Mahoney, Of Luverne, has been
confined to his home for time by an at
tack of la grippe.
Mrs. Joon Murray, aged 73 years, died
recently at her home at Lake Washing
ton, of Ia grippe. She was an estimaOle
old lady and was for many years past
resident of LIE Sueur county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Collins, of st. Peter,
entertained some friends a few evenings
ago. The occasion was the celebration
of the tenth anniversary Of their married
life, which began on February Is, 1882.
M. Harrigan, of Ellsworth, returned
home from Sioux Falls, recently, where
he was FOR four weeks receiving treat
ment for one of his eyes. Although not
we'll yet he is glad to say chat he is i'm
proving and with good prospects Tor
permanent cure.
Thos Cougblin, OF Luverne, had his
right collar bone broken a short time
age. He WAS found in his room in this
condition lying on the floor insepsible,
when his physician DIR. Gleason called to
see him, and the cause of the injury
seems to be unknown
County Superintendent Maguire, Of
Mobiles county, is putting in good time
in looking after the schools. Mobiles
county never had Supt. that gave bet
ter service than Mr.. Mcguire. He puts
his whole energy into the work and ina-
provemeuts in the schools Of the county
are plainly perceptible since he took the
Office year ago
Rev. Father Nougaret, who has had
charge of the Sacred Heart parish in
Faribault for two and one-half years
past, left Tuesday afternoon Of last week
for Toledo, Ohio, to take charge Of a
parish in that city. During his residence
in Faribault Father Nougaret has made
for himself many warm friends who will
regret his departure from that city.
The A. O. FL. society, OF Avoca, pre-
sented the historical play, Robert EN-
nett," at that place Friday night Of last
week. The play was a decided success
and the society cleared 500. The at
tendance was very large and the actors
acquitted themselves remarkably we'll.
Emmett speech in the dock by Prof.
Tierny, Of Fulda, is spoken of as being
exceedingly we'll rendered.
John Butler one of the oldest and
most respected citizene Of Lake Prairie
died last Friday, February IL, after an
illness of several weeks, the illness be-
ginning with the grippe. He was kind
hearted man, very learned and was held
in unusual high esteem by his neighbors.
He was we'll know and all who knew
him will bs panied to learn Of his death.
The wife of Patrick Russell, of Ceresco,
died recently and was buried at Madelia.
About six weeks ago Mrs. Russell sus-
tanned a severe fall at the door step of
her home, she was confined to her bed in
consequence, and while thus confined
sustained severe attack of pneumonia,
which caused her death. She was 81
years old, and leaves a large and estim-
able family to mourn her death. The
family moved to Mankato from Wiscon-
sin, thirty odd years ego, resided there a
while and soon afterwards located in
Ceresco, where they owned large and
valuable land interests.
/ Mr.. Michael Reilly, of Faribault, re-
ceived news Wednesday, February 18th,
of the death of his granddaughter, An
drew Rellley, Jr., which sad event oc-
Cured in Southern Texas, on the 9th,
ult. It appears that Mr.. Reilly was
working with bridge builders and acci-
dentally slipped off some timbers on
which he was standing, falling distance
Of 80 feet which caused internal injuries
from which he died in twenty minutes.
The young man was about twenty-one
years old and was well known in Fari-
bault, having lived with his parents in
the town of Cannon City.
j Mr.. j. M Casey and Miss Lizzie Berk-
ner, of Waverly, were united in marriage
the 10th Of February by Rev. Father
Guillot at 8 o'clock IN the morning in st.
Mary's church. Miss Mary Beckner,
sister Of the bride, was bridesmaid and
i MI. Thomas Casey, brother Of the groom,
& acted as best man. The bride was dressed
lin steel gray colored Bedford oordlng