The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-11-23
OVER THE NORTHWEST.


We're laid to rest in Lakeside cemetery
last Wednesday. Mrs. Hebert passed
away in Minneapolis and the body was
brought to Hastings, her former home
for burial.
Prescott, Wis.-Mrs. Ann Whalen
wife of John Whalen, of Prescott, dice
last Sunday of cancer. An operation
was performed in the hope of pro
longing her life, but to no avail. The
deceased was about So years of age and
leaves besides her husband several chill
dren by her first husband, Mr.. NJ. Don
ovan, who died several years ago. The
funeral was held last Tuesday from
the Catholic church and was a large
one.
Waverly, Minn.-All lovers of an in
tellectual feast who were present at
the lecture given by Rev. p. ]. Boland
on Thursday evening Of last week are
enthusiastic in its praises. Father b.
land possesses the happy faculty, so
invaluable to lecturer, Of transport
Ing his audience with him to the scenes
which he describes. The schoolroom
faded from view and his hearers trod
with him the hallowed spots Of the
Holy Land. That Father Boland will
soon again honor Waverly with his
presence is the ardent wish of all.
Those who were not present have the
hearty sympathy of the favored ones
who We're.
Waseca, Minn.-Mr. John Cawley
and Miss Winnifred Garaghty, of
Blooming Grove, were married Nov. 5,
at the Catholic church in this city,
Rev. Father Treanor officiating. Mr..
Cawley is one of the Industrious, pros
porous and highly respected young
Farmers Of the county, and his young
bride is in every respect worthy of him.
y sumptuous wedding dinner was
served ut the home of the brides moth
er, where all was joy and happiness.
Inc worthy young couple have settled
down to sensible farm life, and are to
be congratulated.
Gl1cevile, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Annie Rosenthal and Mr.. John
Regain occurred Monday morning of
last week at Holy Rosary church, Rcv.
nj. O'Bricn officiating. They were at
tended by Miss Casey and John Jor-
the Heating hotel, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Regain left over the Great Nortil-
dan. The bridal party brcukfastcd ut
ern with many good wishes of friends.
River Falls, Vision Tuesday, Nov.
II, at the Catholic church in this city,
Nicholas +. Nopp and Miss Sadie
Kelly were united in marriage by Ia
Their Baur. The bride was raised in
this city, where she pursued her et,l-
cation in the schools. She is Il bright
young lady of many estimablc quail
ties. The groom WAS long Il resident
of Clifton, where he is held in high
esteem as a gentleman of uncXcrption-
able character and industrious habits.
Their many friends extend to them
congratulations and best wishes for
their happiness and prosperity. They
go to their now home at Browns Vail
ley, Mimi, where they will engage in
farming.
Bearlsley, Mnn.-In the recent con-
tests ut the Catholic fair Miss Stella
Stephens won the fur colarcttc and
Fred Bordeaux the gold watch Miss
Maud Morris was voted the handsome
est girl, and Dick Cunningham was
considered the homelest man present.
with Pat Coyne Il close second
Ellsworth, Minn.-Tom Burke, John
Burke and John Fogarty are back
from Minot N. d., where they each
filed on 200 acres of land. The boys
are very enthusiastic over that coun-
try and feel they have struck it rich
They will all go back in the Spring.
Wabasha, NIim.--Walter McNallan,
Jr.. and Miss Alice Sullivan. both of
the Plainview Catholic church on Tucs-
day morning of last week, Rev. Father
Parkinson officiating. After partaiins
OF wedding breakfast with Il few OF
their friends they left for the Twin
Cities, where they spent Il few days.
On their return they went to house
keeping on the Goss farm in Highland,
recently purchased by the groom, mad
will be at home to their friends ut any
time. They We're both born and
brought up in Highland, and have
ever stood among the very best young
people in their respective communities.
Willmar, Minn.-Philp McManus
died Sunday morning of last week ut
the family home in the town of Green
Lake. The cause of death was catarrh
of the stomach. Deceased was about
40 years Of age. The funeral took
place from st. Mary's Catholic church
OF Willmar, Rev. Father AIalloy Off
ciating, and the remains were Inferred
in the Catholic cemetery. He leaves
four brothers-John Il. McNIanus, of
Watab, Mimi; Ed. NIcAIanus, Of Lin,
tonvillc, and James and Hugh Nc
Manus, Of Green Lake; and three sis
ters-NIls. Harrison Van Worst, of IT,
wing; Mrs. NJ. p. Moran, Of Gracevillc,
and Miss Anna McAIanus. of Green
Lake.
lie Sneur, Minn.-rhe series of lee
lures on religious subjects by Rev. Jos.