The Irish standard., 1902-09-27

Grafton, N. D.-Saturday, Sept. 20,
the Democratic legislative convention
renominatcd ]. L. Cashel for senator
Mr.. Cashel is the cashier of the First
National bank Of Grafton, and is uni
yersally popular There is no doubt Of
I his election.
st. Peter, AIinn.-The marriage Of
Frank Dillon, of this city, and Miss
Helen Shelley occurred last week at
Henderson. The groom is compos-
itCr in the office of the st. Peter Jour-
nal and has many friends here who
were pleasantly surprised to learn Of
the happy event. The newly married
couple have gone to housekeeping In
the Danielson residence on Front
street.
Hastings, Minn.-Mr. William Kelly,
of Lebanon, and Miss Ellen Moran, OF
Rosemount, were married at st. JOS
eph's Church Wednesday morning OF
last week at 9 O'clock, Rev. Hugh Nc
Dewitt officiating. After the ceremony
at the church the bridal party repaired
to the home of the brides father, Mr..
Patrick Moran, Where an informal re-
| ception was held, a large number Of
guests being present. Both bride and
groom are held in high esteem in the
community in which they live. They
left on the evening train on trip to
Winnipeg. Their friends extend sin
cere congratulations
Michigan Guy, N. D.-Father Nc
Donald returned from his different
missions through the county last week.
lie reports the crops around Deem,
Bue and Ottoffy excellent The next
time he will have services in the new
Catholic church just completed at
Rue. This pretty church cost $4,000
and it is clear of all Indebtedness. The
lumber was hauled by team distance
of twenty miles. 1t is certainly Ell
couraging to Father Mcdonald to be
able to hold services in the new church
which WAS practically begun about
three months ago and so far in the
country. being about 30 miles from
here.
lie Suour, Minn.--Rev. NJ. Joy, of st
Thomas, displays pardonable degree
of pride over the beautiful appearance
Of the interior of his church. During
the summer it has been decorated aud
tinted in neat and artistic fashion
and now the old pews have given
place to new ones Of oak. He has q
right to feel proud ever it's improved
aspects.
Waverly, Minn.--Rev. Father Egan
Of Morris, but formerly OF Water.
town, gave temperance address Mon,
day evening Of last week at the City
Hall to Il small audience. He is an
entertaining speaker and handles the
temperance questi II on somewhat diff
terent lines than the ordinary lecturer
Misses Mary Nolan and Lily Lalonde
|
in a very acceptable manner.
| Anoka, Mirn.-Among tlle Anoke
county teachers who secured Il com
plete first grade certificate at tine re
cent examinations is Miss Agatha l.
Mahoney. Miss Mahoncy was il
Mora at the time Of the eXamina ton!
and completed the work there, for thi:
reason her nanse not appearing on Thu
records of this county
Has things, Minn.-NIrs. Edward
WEIGH, a well-known resident of Lang
don, died on Friday night, Sept II, Il
htr home in tive above place, from
heart failure. after long illness. Sh'
was. born in county Kilkenny, ireland
July %, 1912, and emigrated to Amer
lea with her parents when but a mere
child. She was married at Shakopet
MAY 2Sth, 1873, to Mr.. Edward Welch
She was woman who was held il
high esteem by. her many friends, b.
whom her death is deeply deplored
Her husband and two daughters, EN-
M, and Esther, survive her, and hav'
the heartfelt sympathy Of all. TIL
funeral was held from the Church O.
the Guardian Angels ON Monday morn
ing mt 10 o'clock, Rev. j. a. Fitzgerald
officiating. lnterment was i'll Tire Guar
dian Angels cemetery.
Faribault, Minn.-Nlrs. Thos. Nc
Donald passed peacefully to her etel
nal home Sunday night, Sept. I, a
her residence in Richland, surrounds
by her husband, family ard KIM
friends. She was IL patient sufferer 10
many Years AND June last underwear
an operation ut Rochester. All TINA