The Irish standard., 1902-09-13

dent was entirely unforeseen as Mrs
Hogan had taken great pains to avoit
the dangers of the lake.
Jordan, AIinn.-The marriage oil
Miss Mary Ring, daughter of County
Commissioner Jos. Ring. of this place
to Henry Speaker, of Credit River
was solemnized in the Catholic church
here Tuesday morning of last week
Rev. Father Berghold officiating. Miss
| Lizzie Ring was bridesmaid and the
groomsman was Mr.. Kraft of Credit
River. A wedding rex epticn was given
! at the home of the brides parents, fol.
lowing the ceremony. Guests We're
there from the surrounding neighb H.
hood, Shakopee, Faribault and other
places. The Webster band rendere l
the music for the occasion.
st. Cloud, Minn.-The Cathedral
school opened this year OH Tuesday,
September 2, and special attention will
be given to the advance grades Nine
teachers will be engaged the coming
year, and the work done Will be as
thorough as possible. The school will
be in charge this year Of Sister Basi-
lica, who will have Sist.r Eonore as
her assistant. The branches taught
are History of the Christian E,-,,
Christian Doctrine. German, Latin,
Rhetoric and Composition, Geometry.
Algebra, Chemistry, Physics, Physiog-
raphy, Bookkeeping. Either Dodgers
CT the Tablet system will be taught
to pupils capable of doing Eighth
grade work. Music will be taught in
all grades.
Hastings, Minn-Arthur J. O'Leary,
of the United States Marine Corps, sta
toned at League Island, Philadelphia,
was the guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Alrorn, Nininger, the latter
part of last week, while eiroute to
visit his parents in Anaconda, Mont.
New Prague, NInn.-Lieutenant
VIM. McEntee, U. S. ~, is at Mont
gomery visiting his parents. Lieuten-
ant McEntee is well and favOrably
known here. He was on the gun boat
Vicksburg when Aguinaldo was
brought to Manila prisoner He nav,
igated the Oregon from Hong Kong
to San Francisco on It's last trip, and
I, 1,n ,f 4 in,
the graduating class of 1900.
Norris, Minn.-Ihe marriage If Miss
Helen Gaifncy and Stanley J. Ryan.
both popular Merits young people, oc-
Cured ut the Assumption church OIL
Tuesday morning, Sept. ., the cerc-
mony being performed by Roy. Gco.
Gocbcl. The brides sister, Miss Laura
Galfncy. acted rs bridesmaid, AMI
Chas. Vaughn. as bsst man. The,
bride is Il daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Gnlfney, proprietor of The Exchange
hotel. and is one Of the many very pop
ular young ladies of Morris. She has
numerous admming friends. Mr.. Ryan
is one of the very efficient members
of the Morris police force, which posi-
ton he has held for n number of years.
During his stay here he has gained
the respect of everyone. and the COM
munity will extend lheir best wishes
for the future happiness of himself and
his estimahle Wife.
Faribault, Minn.-N[iss Mary Conry
died on Monday, Sept. I, at Bethlehem
Academy, of nncmia, from which she
had been a sufferer for nearly a year.
She was q sister of Rev. James j.
Com'y, of Glencoe, and was a native
of Midway, Mass. Father COMFY was
at once notified Of his great loss. FIR
several days he had been suffering
from an acute attack of inhammatOry
rheumatism to which he is subject.
Tuesday morning, accompanied by his
physician, DIR. J. II. Dorsey, he left
Glencoe hoping that he could attend
the funeral. When they arrived in st.
Paul Father Conry was SO weak and
suffering such excrucating pains that
he had to he taken to st. Joseph's hos
ptal, where he has since remained.
The funeral took place at II O'Clock
Tuesday morning. The remains werr
taken to the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception where solemn high
mass Of requiem was celebrated by
Rev. Father Slevn, at the close Of
which he preached n very able sermon
eXtoling tile many NOZZLE traits of
character of the deceased. Father
Danehy, of Minneapolis. and Father
Gleason, of st. Paul. participated In
the funeral services. The remains
were shipped to Massachusetts for in
terment. Miss Conly WAS a most esti-
mable lady, loved and respected by all
who knew her. Her death is III urned
by a large circle of friends who also
extend their heartfelt sympathy to
Father Conry in his deep sorrow.
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