The Irish standard., 1902-01-18
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Winona, NIinn.-The Catholic Order
OF Foresters met i'll Workman hall
Thursday evening, Jan. End. In addi-
ton to the regular order of business
there was one initiation and the Of
Ulcers for the year were installed.
Deputy High Chief O. A. Smith acted as
Installing officer. It was also arranged
to give banquet to the members and
their families at the next meeting.
Anoka,. Minn.-Sister Verena, aged
% years, died ut the Sisters School
on Jan. 4. She was sister seven
years. Sc was i'll for more than a
year, most of which time she had lived
in Anoka. Her name in the world
was Maggie Heating, and she was
born in Illinois. The funeral services
were held from st. Stephens church,
Rev. FIR. Duane delivering one of the
most impressive sermons ever given
in the city.
Graceville. Nlinn.-The president
of the University of Notre Dame has
forwarded to r. u. O'Phelan a COPY
of the record of his son, John Ireland
IO'Phelan! which is complimentary.
In Christian doctrine and Rhetoric, he
stands 80; in Algebra. rs; in Latin,
IS; Chemistry, 20; Physics, 60; Law,
So: Elocution, % and in Conduct. 100
This is his third year in the institl-
ton. he having passed examinations
in many Of the studies in the course
Fariballt. Minn.-latrck II. Byrne
one Of the prominent farmers Of
Shieldsvlle. met With Il painful acct
dent Monday If last week. He was
driving 81 spike in IL plank when the
head Of the spike flew off, striking him
in the eye, decorating and crushing lit
so that the sight was completely de-
stroyed DR.. Cummins. of Waseca
was called to attend Mr. Byrne
Belle plaine, Minn.-On his return
from st. Paul last week. Maurice
Flynn brought the sad news concern
ing the frightful accident that befell
John Il. Sullivan, who lost both feet.
Mr.. Sullivan. who was formerly in
business here and raised south Of
town, has been residing in st. Paul
the last few years. 1t appears that
he accompanied Mr.. Flynn to the de-
pot and crossed the tracks to inspect
improvements being made on the
levec. AS he returned to the depot he
stepped from behind mail car on the
track directly in front Of an approach
ing Omaha engine. He was knocked
down, with both feet ON the rails
mangling them so badly that it was
necessary to amputate them above
the ankles. the operation being per
formed at the city hospital. Mr.. Sui
Ivan is about 43 years old and has O
wife and three children. He was O
laborer and his circumstances are
such that the A. o. H. of this place
has taken up collection for the un
fortunate man.
t Murdoch, Minn.-On January Z, a
, the Catholic church, Rev. FIR. Walsh
l united i'll marriage Mr.. Benjamin F
!. Bresnahan and Miss Mary Archer
' They were attended by J. P. Archie
\ and Miss Anna McGovern. TIL
8 groom is well and favorably known il
0 this county. having made his HON
Y here since childhood. The same ca
e be said of the happy bride, adding
f that she is very estimable youn
lady, and her bright disposition vii
@ bring her friends wherever he
8 future home may be. After the cere
l. mony the bridal party and relative
10 repaired to the home of the bride
!. mother, and partook Of the weddin
s breakfast. The bride was the recip
J. ent of many beautiful presents and
d purse of 5000 from relatives an
- friends.
e. She-There is great deal of unfair
d ness in this world. Women ar
le barred out of society for things thu
l. men may do with IMMUNITY.
le He-That may !be true, but, q
n the other hand, men would be barre
ct out of society if they did some thing
that women do with impunity ever
le day.
Of Shield like to have you name ju
Of one of them.
a, He-Well, kissing other people
is wives and daughters and sweetheart
ID for instance.