The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-01-21
THE NORTHWEST,
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
NOT KILLED BUT HIDING,
John Il. Shaw, the Patron Of Chin
iquy, Returns After Mys-
terious Disappearance.

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terious Disappearance.
MINNESOTA,
w. r. O'Neil, well-known business
man of Graceyille, has decided, it is said,
to remove from that town in the near
future. He will soon make trip to the
Pacific coast with view of settling there.
The farmers OF Olmsted county are
greatly troubled by wolves. The past
few weeks of snow and wind have driven
them out for food, and chicken roosts
have suffered from their depredations in
consequence. The young wolves appear
to be very numerous this winter and
should furnish first-class source of
revenue to enterprising farmers boys
during the coming months.
st. Francis church, at Brainerd, Of
which Father Daniel Lynch, formerly of
Hinckley, is the esteemed pastor, has
been much improved in appearance dur
ing his pastorate, the interior being reno
vated and beautifed at considerable ex-
pense. Father Lynch is hard working
priest, and recently he organized q
branch of the Catholic Mutual Benefit
association which promises to grow rap
idly and achieve good results.
Rev. Father Engelbrecht, of Luverne,
performed two marriage ceremonies last
week. On Monday he married Malachy
O'Brien, of Adrian, and Miss Bertha
Mulroy, of Lismore, at the residence of
the brides parents; and on Tuesday
Will Bateson and Miss Mary Rooney,
both of Luverne, we're married by him at
Bts GATHERINGS church in that city. Both
couples are we'll and fayorably known in
Rock county and have the 'congratula-
tions and good wishes Of host Of friends.
I Mr.. Thomas Crowley, of Synnes. and
Miss Sarah Lawler, of Kandiyohi, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
at Kandiyohi, on Tuesday, January 8.
The groom is the son of David Crowley,
of Synnes, and is an industrious, straight
forward young man, while the bride is a
beautiful and accomplished young lady.
A reception was given at the residence of
the groom's parents on Saturday evening,
January Z, to a few invited friends and
neighbors who celebrated the event in q
quiet social way.
The Faribault Pilot records the death
of Thomas Martin, Of that city, who was
killed by falling tree at Columbia Falls,
Mont. The deceased was brother of P.
FL. Martin and brother in-law of James
Finley, both of Faribault, and lived for
many years in the town of Erin, where
he has large circle of friends who will
be panied to learn of his untimely death.
Last April he moved with his family to
Glasgow, Mont, where he had accepted
q position as section foreman on the
Great Northern railroad. Previous to
going to Montana he had carried on a
general store at Montgomery, MINI. he
is survived by awife and FIVE children.
There was pretty wedding cele-
brated at Hamel, Hennepin county, on
Tuesday, January 10, when Rev. Father
Martin united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony Miss Deborah Cook to Mr.. Louis
Pouliot, and Miss Esther Cook to Mr..
Joseph Pouliot. The bridesmaids were
Miss Eliza M. Rice and Miss Emma
Pouliot, and the groomsmen Mr.. Edmund
Pouliot and Mr.. Victor Scott. The
young brides looked radiant in their
beautiful dresses garnished with lace
and pearl passementrie. The grooms
wore full dress conventional suits. Din
ner was served at the residence Of Mr..
Pouliot, father of the grooms, to over 300.
The guests were royalty entertained with
music and refreshments until evening
when they all drove to the homo Of the
brides father, Mr.. John Cook, Of Maple
Grove, where thsre was fine reception
rendered them. Music was furnished by
an excellent band from Minneapolis and
dancing was INDUCED in by nearly every
one present. The tables fairly groaned
under the weight Of choice viands, and
it was along in the wee small hours Of
morning before the company thought Of
returning to their respective homes
There was q number Of guests from Min
neapolis where the brides have made
their home for some years, and where they
have large circle Of friends They re-
ceived many beautiful and costly presents.
a few months ago Capt. John K. Shaw
suddenly disapp from Duluth. As
he was an active member Of the a. p. A.
society and got Chiniquy 70 lecture ii