The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-09-22

place of the late Prof. J. G. Donnelly,
as principal of the German school.
The new principal is graduate of
the Teachers Training School and the
state university. and has been a teach
err in ST Paul schools for ten years.
Thos. III. SOmcrs. of st. Paul. and
Miss Mamie Carroll. of Minneapolis.
were married Tuesday morning in the
Holy Rosary church in Minneapolis.
Rev. NJ. a. Horrigan performed the
ceremony. After short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs Somers will reside in st.
Paul.
Miss Nellie Foley, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Timothy Foley. Of
Summit avenue, has returned to her
home in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Brodcrck, Kent
street, have returned from Lake Mill
nctonka, where they spent tie sum-
mer.
The derrick at the new dog pound
broke yesterday while being used for
the first time. Pat Ryan, who was at
the crank. had his right foot painfully
bruised. Joseph Muir escaped serious
Injury, jumping away in the nick of
time
Miss Jane Agnes Dobson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Dobson, and
William ]. Rouleau were married Fri
day evening, Sept. H. ut East Wini-
fred street. Rev. Patrick O'Ncill. of
st. Michacl's Catholic church, oliciat-
ed. Miss Eleanor Dobson. sister of
the bride, was maid of honor An
thony Vallee was best man. Miss Rou-
lcau played the wedding march. The
BRIDES costume was pearl gray broad
cloth, the bridesmaids was lace
trimmed Paris muslin. Mr. and Mrs.
Rouleau will receive after Oct 1 ut
215 East Congress street.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Nc
Donnell and John II. Joyce of Mon-
tana, was celebrated Monday after
noon, Sept. II, at st. Joscph's Catho-
lie church. Rev. John Il. Harrison
officiated. The attendants were Miss
Ellen Mcdonnell. sister of the bride.
and Joseph Harrington, of NIinneap-
oils The bride was gowncd in white
null over White silk. A reception was
held after the ceremony at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonnell, 295 Rondu
street.
The following Catholic parishes
have already responded to the appeal
made by Very Rev. Father Stariha iii
behalf of the Galveston sufferers
Cathedral, st. Paul, per Rev. j. j.
Iawler, $141; ST. Mark. st. Paul, per
Rev. w. l.. Hart. $40; st. Mathew. st
Paul. per Rev. T.. NJ. Jung. $50; ST.
Francis, st. Paul. per Rev. ]. N. Star
iha, Adm. SSH; st. Mary. ST. Paul
per Rev. II. ]. Gibbons. $:53; st. Mi
chael, st. Paul., per Rev. T.. ONeil
S2G: immaculate Conception Minneap-
oils, per Rev. J. ]. Kcanc. S113; Red
Wing, Mimi. per Rev. ]. II. Gnughan
$50: Redwood Falls. Mimi. per H. Nj
O'Hara, $24.35; Bird Island. Mimi. pei
Rev. A. KObcr. $3.50: Fort Smelling
MINI, per Chaplain. Z. ]. Hart. $40
Kilkenny, Mimi. per Rev. III. j. Mac
away. $50: total. SG47.75. There arc
still about 200 parishes from which
returns are to be received.
The church goods and undertaking
firm of Mccarthy & Donnelly. one of
the oldest business concerns in St
Paul, has been dissolved. Mr.. McCar,
thy retiring. Hereafter the business
will he carried on under the firm name
of J. G. Donnelly & Sons. The new
members of the firm are Ira Donnclly
and James G. Donnelly Jr. The firm
of Mccarthy & Donnelly was cstah.
lishcd in 1878, % years ago, and has
done business at the same stand on
. Wabasha street.
The fall term OF the state supreme
court will open Oct. .. Notes of issue
and returns will he received by Clcrl,
Helm until Sept. %, which is the las
day for filing The outlook is that TIL
calendar will he small.
The call for Il meeting of the full
Democratic state central committee
was issued Monday. Sept. II. Til
meeting will he held at the Merchants
Hotel Oct. I. w. j. Bryan will he il
the city ut the time and is expected
to attend the committr" meeting.
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