The Irish standard., 1901-02-02
FROM SOUTH DAKOTA.

The Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman,
of Sioux Falls. has been pleased to ap-
point the Rev. James Hayes assistant
at st. Teresa's church, Beresford. The
| missions of Hurley and Davis, in Tur-
ner county. which formerly We're serv-
Ell by Very Rev. Dean Sheellan, now
Of Elkton. will he ministerel to by
Father Hayes regularly.
nied-Alrs. John O'Connor died of In
grippe. complicated by pneumonia and
| capillary bronchitis. ut her home on
North Capital street in Yankton, on
| the BIRD ult., aged ID years. Deceased
was Il native of Bruff. county of Lime
| nick, Ireland and in 1856. came to
America. She married her present
Borrowing husband at st. Louis, Mo-,
in 1866 In 1889 the family moved to
iankton, where Mr.. O'Connor was en-
ployed as section foreman OH the Chi
cago Il Northwestern railway. \ hus-
| band and eight children survive her.
The funeral was conducted by the Rev.
Lawrence Link from the Sacred Heart
church.
Died-On the Dist ult., ut her home.
four miles north of Arlington, Kings
bury county, of Ia grippe, Mrs. Lee
Snyder. Deceased was only Il short
time sick, so that her death was Who'll
ly unexpected. The funeral occurred
on Wednesday, the Rev. John Hogan,
pastor of st. Thomas church, De Smct.
officiating. Interment was in the local
cemetery.
Married-We are pleased to chron-
| icle the marriage Of Mr.. Arthur Poul-
son, of the firm of Poulson 4 Keegan,
WatertOwn. to Miss Mabel O'Hara.
The ceremony took place ut the home
of the brides parents on the ODD ult.,
and was witnessed by many of the
friends of the young couple, the Rev.
Peter I.auer officiating Mr.. and Mrs.
PoulSon departed soon after on the
Minneapolis 4 St Louis for the Twin
Cities. after which they will return
TO make their future home mi Water
town.
The Presentation Nuns lElvc ordered
plans for Il large hospital. which will
he built ut Aberdeen during the com
ing spring. Since the opening of their
present quarters they have received IL
large number of patients and the Sis
terS find the building of Il new Strllc.
ture an imperative necessity.
Our sylnpatlrics are with MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Goethe in the loss of their
youngest child. who died of Group ut
their home. four miles northeast of
Mitchell, on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. The funeral was held from
the Holy Family church
Died-On the morning of the 18th
ult Of stomach trouble. ut his parents
home in Salem, Mr.. John Koch, aged
~ years. Deceased was troubled with
this complaint for several years. The
Rev. Father Weber celebrated requiem
mass mt st. Mary's church on Monday
forenoon, a large concourse of SORROW
ing friends and relatives being present
to pay their last sad tribute of respect
to the memory of the deceased.
Rev. Michael Dcrmody. pastor of st.
Simon and .Jude's church, Flandrcau,
paid IL visit to Chicago last week to
purchase new vestmentS to replace
those which were destroyed i'm the late
fire.
The inhabitants of the quiet little
city Of Arlington We're panied to hear
of the rather sudden death of Mr.. Ed.
Reynolds. which took place carly on
the morning of the 10th nit. at hotel.
1t appears that deceased came into
town from his home in the country to
see the priest, and was taken sick at
the hotel Mr.. Reynolds was men,
bor of the y. o. u. w. and was highly
respected in the community. The Very
Rev. Dean Hogan conducted the fu-
neral services and the remains were
laid to rest in the Arlington cemetery
Rev. James McNally. of Beresford,
:. d.. celebrated mass mt st. Vincents
Young Ladies' Home in Sioux City,
Iowa. on the morning of Jan. %, and
preached an excellent sermon on the
gospel of the day. Rev. Father Me-
Nally is one of the strongest support
crs of the home. and was instrumental
in having it located ut Sioux City. He
has been mt Council Bluffs. where he
had an operation performed on one of
his eyes. which was quite successful
The Rev. Lawrence Kcrley, who has
been pastor at st, Brigids church,
Walshtown. lankton county. for some
years. has been transferred to Gettys-
burg, Potter county. WnlShtown will
be attended henccforward from the Sal
cred Heart church. YanktOn. Rev.
laur Link. pastor.
Our South Dakota readers, pnrticu-
llrly the clergy. will he pleased TO
learn, THAT the Rev. Joseph Barron is
now located at Santa Monica Cal. as
assistant at st. Monica church. Fa-
thor Barron was in charge of the Elan
hrcau parish for some time and built
the present parorhal residence ut that
place.