The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-03-22

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Father many happy returns of the oc-
casion they helped him celebrate.
Rochester, Minn.-Rev. L. J. Vaughan
delivered splendid lecture at
the Metropolitan theater, Wednesday
night of last week. his theme being
1.-The Power of Love-" Under the aus
! pieces of the A. O. II. society of the
city he appeared, and the net proceeds
of his lecture, nearly $50, will be de-
voted to the needs of the Sisters
school. The lecture was more like a
sermon in form but it was not the
kind which permits the audience to
enjoy peaceful slumber. 1t was full
of fire and eloqucnce, of wit and wis
dom and was delivered with such dra,
matte force that the closest attention
was given to every word and motion
of Father Vaughan. The power of
love as Il motive to great, noble and
self-sacrificing deeds was dwelt upon
and numerous examples from ancient
and modern history We're drawn upon
to illustrate the truths enumerated.
; In his clear and perfect enuncation
and graceful manner, the reverend
speaker showed the possibilities of hui
man love and brought the theme to Il
climax by showing the all-powerful,
all-beneficent love Of Christ, the
worlds Redeemer.
Langdon, n. D.-Nlrs. Edward Man
ley died at her home in West Billings,
Cavalier county. on March 5. aged II
| years. Her maiden name was Mary
| Dunbar. She was born in the county
of Mayo, Ireland, in the year 1881, and
emigratcd with her parents from that
country to the United States ut the
| time she was sixteen years OF age.
| After residing with her family for
eight years in West Virginia. she was
married to Edward NIanley on August
IS. 1855, the couple continuing to make
that state their home for a year. re-
| moving to Janesvillc. Wis, which
place was their home for Il number of
years. until leaving Evansville for ST.
CroiX county. Wisconsin. Their resi-
dence in North Dakota dates back to
1890, when Mr.. and Mrs. Manley. With
their family. of six sons and two
daughters arrived in Osnabrock and
located ut that time in Pembina coun-
ty. coming over again into Cavalier
county in 1895. in the spring of which
year the father and several members
of the family took UP homestcads III
Billings township. Mrs. Manley leaves
behind to mourn her loss an aged hus-
band, who ut the present time is i'll
and in feeble condition, not expected
long to survive the parting from his
wife. There are also five sons and two
daughters. the names of the sons he
ing Bernard Manlcy, Michael Marley.
James Manley. Edward William Man
ley. One of the daughters is married
to Mr.. Joseph Smith and resides at
Hamilton, in Pcmbina county. The
other was some time ago married to
Mr.. George Smith, who is farmer in
the ncighborhood in which the Manley
family live in Billings. The funeral
occurred from the Catholic church in
this. city, Rev. FIR. Doherty officiating.
Wabasha, Minn.--Mrs. Richard Null
cahey, a resident of this county since
1883, died Mt her home in Elgin on
Saturday, March s. and was buried
from the Plainvicw Catholic church on
Monday. She was a native of County
Tipperary, Ireland. She leaves her
aged husband and six children. John
and Richard. of Millvillc, Mrs. James
Nolan and Mrs. Ed Melvin and Mrs.
p. Melvin, of lakewood and Plainview,
and Mrs. Thomas Shea. of Woodstock.
Mimi, to mourn her death.
Anok:,, Minn.-The John Mitchell So
cial club will hold their thirteenth an
nual dance at the armory, Wednesday
evening, April end, and over six hun
dred invitations will be issued. These
dances have always proved a splendid
success and it is expected to make this
beat the record. The following are the
committees: Rcccption-T. Il. Talbot
Peter Tigue, w. II. Ward, Mrs. John
Casey and Mrs. Chas. Mcintyre. Invi-
tation--N1iss Emily Mcintyre, Miss
Emily Green, Miss Agnes Kelly, John
Mcdonald and Joseph Richards. Floor
managcrs-IIigh Donnclly, Edward
Butler. Joseph Gallagher, John Corri-
gan, John Mcdonald and John Chimney
Master of Recommendations. Coleman.
The music will he furnished by Cali
chio's orchestra.
| Clontarf, Minn.-Rev. Geo. Arctand-
b err, of Minneapolis. spoke Mt Hibernian
hall, last Monday evening, on the pa
iron saint of Ireland, for the benefit
of st. Malachy's church. His address
was able and eloquent. and the audi
ence was large and apprecativc.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-NTrs. Rather
inc Council died at the home of her
son, William Cornell. Monday night,
March 10. She was 81 years old and
an old resident of Chippewa Falls The
funeral was held Thursday morning,
| Mt o'clock, with services ut St.
Mary's church.
/ Rochester, Minn.--Thursday morn
ing, March 49, Cornelius Kehaly, an
old mud resnnctnl citizen missed away