The Irish standard., 1899-11-11

ing to that great beyond nearly six years
ago. Mrs. McNeal was lady who was
| loved by all who knew her, and her
| death gives grief to many.
Faribault, Minn-A court of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Catholic Order
OF Foresters was organized in this city
! last Sunday week by Mrs. M. B. Nolan,
| OF Minneapolis, with the following Off
GERS: Chief ranger, Miss Elizabeth
Ford; vice chief ranger, Miss Anna
Emge; recording secretary, Miss Mary
Conlin; financial secretary, Mrs. Mary
Carney; treasurer, Miss Anna Carpen-
ter; senior conductor, Mrs. Anna Les
cault; junior conductor, Miss Matilda
Cromer; inside sentinel, Miss Mary
Cromer; outside sentinel, Mrs. Cordelia
St. Martin; trustees, Mesdames Pres
colt, Offerman and Vogelsberg.
Montgomery, Minn.-A quiet; but
very pretty, wedding occurred on Mon
day morning, Oct. so, at the Holy Re-
dccmer church in this city, the high
contracting parties being Miss Mary A.
Schrauth and MIR. Thomas H. Foley.
Miss McGillcn and Mr.. J. McGillen,
cousins OF the bride, performed the hon
ors OF bridesmaid and groomsman. Fol
lowing the marriage a nuptial high mass
was celebrated by Rev. F. Peck. After
mass the wedding party repaired to the
home OF the brides father, Mr.. L.
ochrauth, where sunlptuous wedding
east awaited them. The bride and
groom were the recipients OF great
many handsome and valuable presents
"a just tribute to their popularity The
bride is the eldest daughter OF Mr.. L.
ochrauth, and an estimable lady OF many
sraccs. The groom is prosperous
arn1er Of Erin Town and of sterling
worth and exemplary habits. They will
-csidc on his fine farm in Erin Town.
Graceville, NIinn.-James J. Horner,
II this place, nephew OF Mrs. John
Mclaughlin. OF Warsaw, and a former
Rice county boy, died at Phoenix, Ariz.,
he 18th ult., aged So years. He had
seen i'll poor health since last February,
tnd i'll company with his wife he left
or tile Southwest month ago in hopes
oF recruiting with the climate, but with
he above sad result He was born in
Wheatland, this county, in 1868, and in
1879 moved to Gracevlle, where he had
!
since resided. His demise is nourned
oy wife and one son, year old, his
parents, four brothers and two sisters.
Deceased was an honest, Industrious
young man Of good habits, and the SYM
pathy OF his acquaintance here is ex-
ended to the Borrowing relatives.
Wabasha, Minn.-On Tuesday OF last
week Bishop Cotter assigned Father
Hartlicb who has been temporarily in
charge OF the Highland parish, to the
parish at Ellsworth in Rock county.
Father Lowery will be in charge of the
Highland parish.
Madison, Visit is reported that
Rev. Thomas E. Shields, OF St. Paul,
the noted Catholic biologist, whose lee
lures were a feature OF the Columbian
Catlolic Summer School, has been en-
gagged to give course in his speciality
during the summer school OF the Wis
consin state university at its next ses-
sion.
lie Sueur, Minn.-Saturday evening
OF last week Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers,
high chief ranger Of the w. C. F. from
Chicago, and Mrs: Nolan, OF Minneap-
oils, state organizer for Minnesota, Wis
tied this city and organized court OF
Women's Foresters. Twenty OF the
ladies of ST. Thomas and lie Sueur met
i'll K. P. hall for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the degree and becoming men,
bers. Thirteen more had passed suc-
cessiul examination, but were detained
at home from various causes The new
organization will be known as St. Cath
erlne's Court No. 421, and is differed
as follows: Mrs. ]. H. Daley, C. R.;
Miss Ellen Maloney, V. C. R.; Miss
Mary Beer, F. S.; Miss Maggie Hoy,
r. S.; Mrs. Thomas Merry, T.; Rev.
Father Busch, chaplain; Mrs. D. Shea
and Mrs. P. Burns I. S.; Mrs. P. B.
Frieberg and Mrs. Daverny, o. S.; Mrs
r. Doran and Mrs. A. Schwob, Mary
O'Hern, trustees. The court starts out
promising we'll for its future welfare
both in regard to the good it will do in
social circles and. its influence in the
city ....
New Richmond, Wis.-Over $1,000
has been contributed by the state courts
OF the Catholic Order of Foresters to
the cyclone sufferers OF this city.