The Irish standard., 1902-10-25
SOUTH DAKOTA

SOUTH DAKOTA
Marlcd-Nlr. Fred Hcwling. who
lives II miles southwest of Dell Rap
ids, was quietly married at st. Thorn
as parochial residence ut Madis N ON
the 9th inst. to Miss Lucy Coty of the
! latter city. The ceremony was Der.
! formed by the 1T. Rev Mgr. Flynn,
! Y. G. The groom is Il yourg man
who is well known in the BELLS, where
lie has Il host of friends. The newly
married couple will go to housekccp-
ing on Il farm near Colnmn.
Mr.. John Mahoney and family and
| Mrs. Thomas Mahoney, all of Elan
! drcau, left last week for AIinot, n.
d., where they will make their future
| home.
Marrcd-AIr. John 1ppcrs and Miss
Nellie Lyons, both we'll known and
| popular young people of Pipestone,
Mimi, were quietly married by the
Rev NJ. Dcrmody at SITS. Simon and
.Iudcs Church, Flandreau, on the 18th
inst. The groom is manager in Hell
lig'S department store in his home
city and the bride is employed as as
sistant in the postoice. sam Toilet
son acted as Lest man and Miss Mary
Eppcls, OF Adrian. Mimi, as maid of
honor.
Dicd-On the 10Th inst. of Old age,
ut his home near Runningwater, Mr..
Frank Donnrly, aged Is years. De
ceased was horn in Ireland and in
youth came to America. Early in the
COS Mr.. Donnclly settled in Bon
Hommc county where he had since
made his home and where he was
universally loved and respected. His
funeral was held from st. Rernard's
Church OH Tuesday forenoon and was
largely attended by the pioneer set
tiers and others Of the county. The
Very Rev. j. II. Higgins, of Spring
field, sang the Requiem Mass and
preached Il very able and Instructive
sermon.
Rev. Peter Laucr has Il large force
of mechanics at work on the basement
of his new academy at Watertown.
The superstructure will lie pushed in
the spring and when finished will lie
the largest of its kind in the diocese
1t will be capable of giving accom-
mediation to n large number of young
lady bOartlcrs. The building will cost
$4,000 and will be Il credit to the
pastor and people of Watcrlown.
LIennoX has now Il resident pastor
OF its own, the Rev. Father Boey, and
he will have as missions Canton,
Worthing and Davis.
Died--Mrs. DIR. Won Waldau, aged
40 years, died Of consumption at her
home in Tyndall on tie 14th inst.
Deceased leaves Il husband and two
children to survive her memory
Marricd-The marriage Of Mr.. II.
Chladell and Miss Hattie Zitkas, the
former of Hawardcr, Ia, and the
latter Of Tabor, took place ut st.
Wcnccslaus' Church in the latter city
OH Tuesday of last week. The groom
is Il prosperous young business man,
and the bride was formerly a resident
of Tnydall where she served as stenog-
rapher in the law office of Elliott Il
Stilwcll. a wedding dinner was served
at the residence of the Hon. Joseph
Zitka.
Marricd-On the 10Th inst at the
home OF the brides sister, Mrs. J. @.
Adams. in Flandreau, Mr.. james Nor
rs and Miss Eva Pallansch. 10th of
Sioux Falls. The ceremony was wit
messed by the friends Of the young
couple and was performed by the
Rev. Michael ncrmody, pastor of SITS.
Simon and Judcs' Churcn, after which
Il wedding breakfast was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Norris let on the south
bound Milwaukee on Their wedding
trip to st. Paul and Minneapolis and
| upon their return will settle down to
| housekeeping in Sioux Falls.
The Rev. Laur Kerley, who has been
located at Gettysburg for the past
few years, has been transferred to
Ethan. Rev. Father noolcy, late of
Ncrmilion, has been appointed to sue
coed him.