The Irish standard., 1900-01-13
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Anoka Minn.-With the closing OF
the year passed away most exemplary
life, Miss Rose A. Mcintyre, daughter
of Daniel and Isabel Mcintyre OF
Champlin, after several months OF pa
tent suffering. She died of valvular
heart trouble, at the home OF her sistel,
Mrs VIM. Morton. on Thursday, Dec.
18th at IL o'clock p. IN. Deceased was
widely known in Anoka and vicinity
and was equally as widely loved and
respected as a model young lady. Dur
ing her illness she was comforted by all
the kindnesses that loving friends could
offer and after receiving the last sacred
rites OF her church. resignedly and
peacefully departed for the home which
through life had been her ambition to
meri Funeral services were held at ST.
Stephens church.
Mankato, Minn.-Mrs Buck, wife OF
Judge Daniel Buck, OF this city, died
at her home Saturday night OF last week
of cancer' For many months she had
been a patient sufferer from this dread
disease. At times her friends were led
by favorable symptoms to [ondly hope
that her strong, constitution would tide
her ever and that she would come off
conqueror over the fell disease. But
the hopes proved vain and the noble and
heroic soul passed away as above noted
Mrs. Buck was native Of Lewis
county. N. Y, and in October, 1883
was married to Daniel Buck The lol-
lowing spring they came to South
Bend, and after living there some
months, moved to this city where, by
her gentle spirit, she won a large circle
OF friends. She was siNty-two Yeas old,
and is survived by her husband her
son, Alfred A., OF Mapleton, and
daughter, Mrs Laura B. Abbott. OF ST.
Paul
Graceville, Minn-The first marriage
solemnized in Holy Rosary church
after Advent occurred Tuesday, Jan
end, 1000, at shortly after 6 a. 81. The
church was brilliantly lighted and while
Miss Josie Ford played Lohengrin's
Bridal Professional. the bridal party
approached the altar. The groom. E.
J. Gallagher, and Miss Nellie Downs,
the brides maid, walked first, followed
by P. III. Gallagher escorting the bride
Miss Mary Downs. Rev M. O'Brien
met them at the altar and pronounced
the words which transforms two into
one. The bride was becomingly attired
in costume of Venetian cloth OF a
blue gray color. She also wore a Rus
sian turban in two shades OF blue. and
white kid gloves. The bridesmaid
wore costume similar to that OF the
bride, only shade darker, with bod
ice OF cream satin beneath spangled
netting edged with chiffon, and blue
turban trimmed with white aigrettes
and birds. The gentlemen wore the
conventional black suits AS the party
left the altar, Miss Ford played Men
delssohns Wedding March, Breakfast
was served at the home OF the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Downs, to
which only the clergy and relatives OF
the two families were guests.
Sllakopee, Minn.-Edward Grant died
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. John
Burns, at the age OF "a, Friday OF last
week MIR. Grant was born in Ireland
He came to Stakopee in 1866 and had
lived here since then, very respected
citizen. The funeral was held from St.
Mary's curch, FIR. Flemming oficiat-
ing, and was attended by a large num-
Der OF relatives and friends
GAINESVILLE, Mnn.-Thc Catholic For
esters OF this place installed the follow
ing officers last week. in their hall in
Odd Fellows block: Chief ranger,
James J. Sullivan; vice chief ranger,
Paul L. Schranski; financial secretary,
George Faltermcyer; recording secre-
tary. Fl. H. Gilday; treasurer. F. B.
Voz; trustees. Edward Allen, John
Hickey, James ]. Sullivan.
Adrian. Minn.-The work OF solicit
ing funds for the new Catholic church
is progressing as rapidly as could be ex-
pcctcd. Up to last week the committee
had about $1,000 pledged, and it is
thought that in week or two this
amount will be doubled at least. 1t is
the expectation to commence building
operations as early in the spring as the
weather will permit, and it is assured
that better cdfice will be erected than
the one recently burned.
| Morton, Minn-The Catholic Order
OF Foresters elected the following Off
GERS on December 18th: Rev. ]. O'Con-
nor, chief ranger; Henry Densnger,
past chief ranger: James Clancy. vice
chief ranger; Peter Kavcney, financial
secretary; A. +. Mahowald, treasurer;
| Henry Beckman, recording secretary