The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-06-07
OVER THE NORTHWEST,

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Wascca, Minn.-The death of Mrs,
Callahan, of this city, last Friday. cast
cloud of sorrow over the large num-
her of friends of the deceased, The
death of her babe. only four or five
days old. a few hours afterwards. con-
signed them both to the same resting
place. Mrs. {. leaves with her hus-
land four or five children who need
Z mothers watchfu care. She was IL
lady who was highly respected by her
lri=hbars. and will lie misse by a
large circle of friends. To her devoted
husband. her loss is irreparable. and
in his deep SORROW he has The SYM
patly Of the whole community. May
God give him strength to bear we'll the
burden laid upon him. Her funeral,
which WAS largely attended. wus held
at the Catholic church in this city last
Monday neutrality-suspicious. Trclnor Of
friatiny.
Ellsworth. Minn-Thc Catholic pao.
pie of this place expect t. Put an adj
diiicn Of twrnty-ci"ht feet to the
length of st. Mary's church. and MON
cy is now being subscribed fer that
purpose. Tho SncriSty will be moved
back to the east and thu addition will
ne put i'm where it now stands. This
addition will extend out ten feet both
north and south and will give seatnw
capacity fer $50 more people. \
furnace will he put in to IcAt the
building. and this ana the addition
will cost about $4,000. Tho present
crowded condition of the church and
the growing congregation compel the
members to build. Money is also he
ing subscribed for Il parOcliial school.
and if enough can he raised a building
will be erected and a sch ,ol opened.
1t is Father IIArtleib'S intention to Sc
cure the very best teachers the state
can afford. and to make the school Il
credit to the town and surrounding
country.
Lr Sueur. Alinn.-ATonhay morning.
while County Commissioner John Con-
nelly and his wife were driving to
town. in coming down the Dickson hill
the buggy pole SLIPPED thr u:h the
ring of the nrckyokc allowing the
buggy to rush forward against the
horses. who became unmanageable and
started to run at rapid rate. over
throwing the buggy and severely iniur-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly. Mr.. Con-
rnlly lis able to walk arlunll ana at
tend to his official duties. but Mrs.
Connolly is as yet confined to her bed.
They were fortunate the accident did
not prove more serious.
Hrll Plainr. Minn.-AIiss Julia Nc
earthly. Of Belle Plaire and John Man
gan. of Jcsscnlnnd. were married at
the Church of the Sacred Heart on
Tuesday morning, May 81, 1902. Rev.
Father Kennedy officiating. TIE bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Agnes
Mccarthy, and Miss AInyme Hanlon.
The groomsmcn were Thos Man"an.
brother Of the groJm. and George
Shauglncssy. There was a large at
tendance at the ceremony both from
here and from Jcsspnland. After the
ceremony the bridal party repaired to
the home Ozark lIotcD of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. n. Austin. the latter hcing sister
Of the groom. where Sunptuous
spread and reception was held during
the day for the immediate relatives
and friends until the evening train ar
rived. when the happy couple left for
the twin cities on a wedding trip. The
Young couple are we'll and fav rably
known in this community. where the
bride WAS horn and raised. while the
groom is II prosperous young farmer of
Jrsscnland.
Mendoza, Minn.-A set of beautiful
new pcws completes tho TRANSFORMED
llNtl liittl 'NNll Willis oNNl WV WIZ
church of Mendoza these last threa
months. by new floors, a new gallery,
and the most striking feature of all,
IL Thorough and very effective frcscoin-
Of the entire interior. There will he
Gu Sunday. June Sth. a solemn rc-dcdi-
cation. which it is expected will bring
together a number of the former pas.
tors of the church. from its builder.
Monsignor RavouX. down. as we'll as
crowds of its former members now
settled everywhere. The Rev. Father
Kcanc. of Minneapolis. will preach at
the morning service. after which the
ladies of the parish will serve dinner
on the picturesque church grounds.
st. Peter. A[inn.-Rcv. Father Bein-
hart, who has for nearly 20 years had
charge of st. Georges church in West
Newton. died last Friday after some
what protracted illness. He was taken
sick last fall and had been i'll. more
q: less, since that time. His death was