The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
THE NORTHWEST,
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
STOCKHOLDERS MUST PUT UP
The Deficit or Creditors of the Red
River Valley Elevator Go.
VIII Suffer.

River Valley Elevator Go.
VIII Suffer.
On Monday, June Ii, 1884. at the As
sumption church in Morris, Rev. Geo.
Gaskell officiating, Frank Pashak was
married to Catherine Maloney, both Of
Chokio. The groom is manager at Cho.
kio of the E. J. Jones lumber yard. s-
Mrs. J. Murnane died at her home ct
Roselnount, Dakota county, Monday Of
last week. She leaves husband and a
| family of grown up children to mourn
her death. She was sister of J. Casey,
Of Lydia, and an aunt to @, II. Casey and
Mrs. 4. J. Kelley Of Jordan. ~
Edward Lawlor, a cousin of Martin
Lawlor, OF Rochester, died at his home
Saturday, June s, from chronic diar-
rhna. The funeral services were held
at St. Johns church. The deceased
leaves wife and child to mourn their
loss, besides large circle Of friends and
relatives. ~".
During recent heavy storm in st.
Cloud three houses were struck by light
ming, but not much damage wac done
The handsome residence, occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Foley on Third ave.
nue. south, was ono Of these. q The light
| ming struck the oupola On one corner Of
the house and considerable Of the slate
roofing was knocked off. The rafters
were also scorched but not much damage
| was done. Mr. and Mrs. Foley were
standing in the front entrance at the
| time the bolt struck the house.. Their
children were upstairs In the nursery.
The cupola is right over one corner OF
this room, and it was fortunate that the
bolt did not go through.
Upon his arrival at Melrose on Thurs
day of last week Father Richter, the
newly appointed pastor OF the Catholic
parish at that place was rendered most
cordial reception. The strests were lined
on either size with evergreen trees and
| the buildings were decorated with flags
and bunting. Across the principal street,
suspended by green wreath in monster
letters, was the word welcome" A pro-
ceesion headed by the band and COM
posed of little girls all dressed in white,
and the different societies resplendent
with banners and badges met the new
pastor at the railroad station, while the
cannons doomed salute. Father Rich
ter was conducted to the church, where
he addressed the people and thanked
them for their kind welcome.
Miss Maggie Hayes died at her late
home in Lanesboro on the 9th inst, aged
19 years. Deceased, says the Herald OF
that village, was stricken with the fatal
disease, consumption, some three months
ago while attending the Winona Normal
School, from which she would have
graduated this spring after three years
course Of study, and did not let her par.
ents know OF her condition at once,
thinking it only cold and that she
would soon recover; but from the first 1t
seems her case was beyond the power OF
earthly skill, and on the date mentioned
her soul passed peacefully sway to the
God who gave it. Maggie was universally
respected by all who knew her and by
her young friends was greatly beloved
for her many admirable qualities OF mind
and heart. The funeral was held Mon
day, June IL, in the Catholic church at
10 q, m. The procession which escorted
the remains from the family residence to
the church was preceded by thirty young
lady friends Of the deceased, as they also
did from the church to the Lanesboro
Catholic cemetery where the remains
were inferred. The young ladies who
escorted the procession were dressed. in
black and each wore q white sash. The
floral offerings were profuse and very
Handsome. The funeral was very largely
attended and the sorrowing family have
the deepest sympathy Of their neighbors
and friends in their sad bereavement,
notwithstanding the hot weather, 9
large audience greeted the entertainment
piyen by the children Of st. Joseph's
Catholic school, at the opera house, Red
VINO aava 4 recent ieeue Of the Repub-
| llican Of that city. And those who turned
ont were well repaid, for the entertain Il I. E1l
ment was good one and in every respect
a success. The program opened with 9