The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-30
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THE A, O, H. OF ELLSWORTH
An OVERSIGHT as to the Matter of
Presidential Electors Disoov-
cred in North Dakota.

cred in North Dakota.
Thos. McDermott and Miss Mary Ma
loney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Maloney, of Clinton township, near Lu-
verne, this state, we're united in marriage
ON the 9th inst.
Rev. Father Lawlor left Brainerd for
Hinckley, HIM, last week where he will
be stationed in his work as priest. He is
succeeded in Brainerd by Rev. Father d.
w. Lynch, formerly of Hinckley.
Rev. Father Christie, of Minneapolis,
brother of county commissioner A. e.
Christie, Of Austin, has been secured by
Mcintyre Post, G. A. R that city, to de-
liver the Memorial day address at the
court house grounds there on May 30.
John Dwyer, brother of Patrick Dwyer
of Lims Lake township, arrived WITH bis
family consisting Of his wife and seven
children in Avoka few weeks since and
will make his future home in Murray
county. They cams direct from ireland.
Michael Walter, an old and highly ze-
spected resident of Oakda}e, Mimi died
at his residence in that village recently.
He was g native of Dietrich, Germany,
but had been resident of Oakdale since
1865. Five daughters survive him to
whona kind hearted friends extent sincere
sympathy. The funeral Was held from
the Catholic church at that place.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs Z. Glennon on Sunday, April 10, oy
a number of her friends at Avoca. An
evening Of social enjoyment was spent by
all. Among the guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. G. Merriman, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ell. Mahoney and Mr.. and Mrs M BUDDY.
Mrs. G!ennon's departure f'r Boston,
which will occnr about the first Of May,
will be regrrtted by all her friends there.
At Morris, on the afternoon of Thurs
day, April 14tb, Of Bright's disea g.,
Eddie son of John McNely of the town
of Ba,,xer died, in the Doth year OF his age.
He was one Of large family Of sons, and
q promising young men. His funeral
services were held at the Catholic church
on Saturday the 10th, at 1920 q. m and
bis remains were followed to the grave
by an unusually large concourse Of
friends.
Miss Sarah Canpion, daughter of
James Campion, ST., Of Marion, and MIR.
James O'Donnell, of West Superior, were
married in St. Bridget's church, Roches.
ter, by Few. Father Lynch, Tuesday of
last week. Ia the evening a large recep
ton was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. O'Don-
nell at the brides home, a fine collation.
being served. Dancing and general
good time was had by the large company
until late hour. They will reside ia
West Superior in the future.
/ William Maher and Miss Lizzie Butler
were married at Ellsworth, Mimi, on
Wednesday, April 20, by Rev. Father
Engelbrecht. After the ceremony at the
church the bride and groom with num-
ber of relatives repaired to the res dence
of MIR. Butler where an elegant wedding
feast was spread and merry time was
enjoyed. The young couple received
many rich and beautiful presents from
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maher will take up their residence on the
old homestead few miles south of Ellis
worth.
Bishop Shanley, of North Dakota, gave
a mission at the church of st. Canice,
Kilkenny. commencing last Sunday morn
ing and continuing throughout the week.
The bishop preached each day at
O'Clock in the morning and at 80 in the
evening, The bishop was assisted by the
resident pastor, Rev. M. F. O'Brien and
Fathers Conry, of Faribauit; Gleeson, of
Northfeld; Gibbons, of St. Paul; Fitz-
gerald, of Hastings; Lucy, of Wateryille;
Murray, Of Blooming Prairie; Lee, of
White Bear Lake: Healy, Of Lake City;
Slevin, of Shieldsyille; Benignus, 0. 8. F.,
of Jordan, and several other visiting
clergymen.
Two members Of Mr.. Fitzgerald's fam
lily in Victor, Wright county, have fallen
victims to diphtheria. The Howard Lake
Herald has the following item in refer
ence to it: Another death from diph-
liberia was reported in, Ed. Fitzgerald's
family last Friday. g girl twelve years Of
age. The others are reported as doing
nicely and no fears are entertained of
their recovery: While the family have