The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-02
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

p. McManus and Miss Nellie Hurley
were married at st. Patrick's church in
Dueiin. by Rev. FIR. Brogan. After the
ceremony the bridal party, had wed.
ding breakfast at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurley, o.
Alinden. The groom is section foreman
for the Northern Pacific and The bride is
a charming young lady, They will
make their future home in this city.
Brainerd, Minn.-The ladies of the
Catholic church, under the pastorate of
Of Father Lynch are busily at work max
ing preparations for the annual affair to
be held on Oct. Fl, % and %. .,..
Hudson, Vision Sept. II, Mrs. Mel.
lie Moran Rodman died at st. Josephs
hospital, St. Paul, at the age of =:
years. She was native of New York
and at the age Of IL, after her parents
death, she removed to the home of hel
uncle, the late T. Moran. of the towr
OF Warren, St. Croix county, this state.
She entered the Office Of the "True Re,
publican" as a compositor at the age o;
IS and worked three years at the case
when she went to st. Paul and got mar;
ried to Mr.. Rodman, whom she leavcs
withon child to mourn her loss The
funeral occurred on Sunday, Sept. 10,
Rev. FIR. Barney officiating, and ii wa.
largely attended.
Rochester, Minn.-'Tuesday morning
Sept. q, Miss Margaret L. Campion, OF
Eyota was united in marriage to J. p.
Murphy, of Randolph, the ceremony be-
ing performed at the church of the Holy
Redeemer at Eyota, by Rev. Father
Maddox. Miss Clara Kennedy. Of this
city, was the organist, playing Mendels-
hohn's wedding march most pleasingly.
d. j. Murphy acted as best man and
Miss Cora Campion as bridesmaid. At
the conclusion Of the ceremony the COM
pany was entertained at the BRIDES home
where delicious wedding dinner was
served. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy left for trip to Duluth, the
home after Oct. 1, at Randolph, where
they will take the we'll wishes of hosts
of friends. ", ,,..,....
Forman, N. D.-John Mcdonald.
brought over from Harlin, this county.
lies at the Midland House under the
care Of the county physician totally par.
alyzed, except that he can move one arm
slightly, the result of injuries received
Ky ,n1, hxr of
citizens of that place who set upon
him. stripping him of nearly all his
clothing and taking his money from
him. He made his way to the livery
stable, went upstairs and laid down
in the hay. He was found there by the
proprietor, Ben Gray, who dragged him
to the window and threw him out. Nc.
Donald fell 16 feet to the ground, strik-
ing in such manner as to iniure his
spine and cause paralysis. The doctor
says that he cannot recover
St. Cloud, Minn.-Five thousand peo-
pie and parade Of Catholic societies
mile long welcomed Bishop Trobec
upon his arrival in st. Cloud last Tues
day. All the nearby towns in this
diocese were represented in the parade
by societies and bands. A delegation
of leading Catholics of this city ac-
companied Bishop Trobec to St. Cloud.
With them were Archbishop Ireland ami
many distinguished Nrelates. At the
station he was welcomed on behalf of
the city by Justice l.. w. Collins and
Mgr. Bauer, administrator of the dio.
doors of the cathedral. He was in
stalled by the archbishop and welcomed
by Father Gregory on the part of tho
clergy, by H. G. Waite on the part Of
the English laity and by B. Reinhari
on the part of the German laity Arch
bishop Ireland made a forcible address.
Responding to the addresses of welcome,
Bishop Trobec spoke of his early visits
to St. Cloud in 1856 and of his prede-
cessors
Graceville, Minn.-The new Holy
Rosary church of this place will be ded-
icated on Thursday, Oct. Z. by Arch
bishop Ireland, assisted by Bishops Nc
Golrick, Cotter and Stanley and many
clergy from various sections of the state.
The sacred edifice is one of the most
magnificent structures in the entire
Northwest, and to Rev. M. O'Brien, the
energetic pastor, is mainly due the credit
for its erection. A large gathering
from adjoining points will be present to
witness the dedicatory ceremonies.
Kilkenny Minn.-Miss Lizzie Moranda
and Mr.. Thomas Kennedy were married
in the Catholic church here on Wednes-
day, Sept %, Rev. H. J. McAvay officiat-
ing. A bounteous wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
parents to a number of invited guests
A reception was held during the after
neon and evening and general good
time had. A large number of handsome
wedding presents were received by the
young couple.
Michigan City, N. D.-Mrs. Ann Fahey,
aged 70, died on Tuesday morning, Sept
81. at her sons home in Williams town.
ship. She was native of Galway and
arrived in Hartford, Conn.,, In 1873. She