The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-11-16

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sentative in the Iowa legislature mt
the election held in Crawford county,
Iowa. on Tuesday of last week. MIR.
l.al!gHn moved to the latter state
some months since. His numerous
friends in Turner county. where Cen
trrvillc is situated. will be pleased to
hear of his success.
Rev. Peter l.;luer. of st. Otto's
church, Watertowm. is at present
building new churches III Grover and
Rcvillo, and he expects to have them
dedicated in the early spring.
pied-Mr. Joseph longpre, an old
time resident of the Black Hills, and
Il man universally beloved and re-
Spccted by all. died Oh the 9th inst.
of cancer of the stomach at his home
in Central City. aged 81 years. Dc
ceased leaves IL wife and thirteen
children, nine boys and four girls
-Four of the children were present at
the death of their father. The funeral
took place from the Catholic church,
where Rev. Father StoltZ otficiatcd.
\ large concOurSc of SOrrOwiny
friends and relatives were present at
the obscquicS.
MaTicd-A very happy wedding
M r.,I rt al,
Madison. on the 9th inst. when Mr.
John O'Unra and Miss Georgian Mil
Ter We're united in the holy bonds of
matrinony by the Very Rev. II. A.
FLYNN Both groom and bride are
very favorably known throughout the
county and they enjoy the friendship
and esteem of II large number of ac-
'quaintances. all of whom will unite in
wishing them II long life and much
happiness.
Mike Picrott. formerly of Monroe,
who had his left foot taken off by the
ears last July at Randolph, Neb., is
visiting friends at the former place.
Mike has instituted legal proceedings
against the railroad company for S15,-
900 damages. \ compromise will like
ly be effected.
\ grand ball and supper under the
of the Lady Foresters of
Hri'lSewnter was held at the new
opera house in that city on Tuesday
evening of last week. 1t was IL great
success socially and otherwise. and
socicty's treasury is increased there
by.
Fathers Desmond. of Huron. and
OSullival, of Elkton, We're ut Naples
and Willow Lake last week assisting
the Rev. Thomas O'Farrell in the
hearing of the jubilee confessions.
Died Mrs. Pat Byrnc. of Wessing-
ton. wife of the highly-reSpected G.. 4
y. w. section foreman. died ut that
place on the 9th inst, after having
been comfortcd by the rights of the
church of which she was an honorel
and devoted member. She leaves IL
husband and two small children to
mourn her loss. The remains were
taken to Sioux City, where. after APP
religious services. they were
consigned to their last resting place.
We notice by our exchanges that
the Most Rev. Archbishop Zar1letti.
late of Bucharest, and formerly vicar
general Of South Dakota. and later
bishop of st. Cloud, Mimi. is likely to
b" appointed apostolic delegate to
Canada. The archbishop's friends
throughout the United States,-and
they are IL legion,-will be delighted
to hear this news.
Marricd-On Monday forenoon, the
Eth inst, at the Catholic church, Dell
Rapids. Mr.. Il. X. Kcnetick was united
in marriage to Miss Gertrude Burke.
Besides the relatives and friends,
the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Michael Martyr. The
young couple are wcll-knOwn in Min
neh;lhn county, the groom having
lived for years in Dell Rapids, but is
now Il resident of C0lman, where lie
is employed as cashier of the First
State Bank. The bride is the daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. =. j. Burke, of
Enterprise township. The best wishes
of Il host of friends will accompany
the happy young couple through their
welded life.