The Irish standard., 1902-11-22
OVER The NORTHWEST.

time her daughter. Miss Karen Fran
ces Simmons and John Lea Keenan, Of
Nlnona were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Cotter. assisted by Rev.
Father Gaughan. The couple were un-
attended and only the immediate
families were present. The bride
wore a white gown and carried a
beautiful bouquet of lilies of the VAL
ley. The rooms Of the house were
handsomely decorated. Miss Simmons
is very popular young lady and Mr..
keenan, is we'll known young gem
tlemen. They will reside at $40 Main
street. Winona.
Fargo. N. Done of the best books
of the character issued in the west
is the Official Year Book of st, Marv's
cathedral. Fargo, N. D. It is ex.
haustive In its information regarding
the parish. In it is given a complete
directory OF the priests in the Fargo
diocese and sketch Of the cathedral
parish. 1t is embellished with cuts
of Bishop Stanley and the cathedral
priests and about twenty-five cuts Of
the cathedral and Catholic institu-
tions. Much excellent information on
Catholic beliefs and practices nre also
set forth in its pages. st. Mory's ca.
thcdral was completed in 1899. 1t
cost $4,000, in addition to which there
mas been expended for sanctuary.
S3'5oo; for furnishings. $4,000, and
the grand pipe organ. $4,000. The
cathedral residence cost SEQ
! Hastings, Mim.-Patrick Kelly. n
former resident of this city but late of
Hamlin". died at the latter place last
rdncsday week from pneumonia.
lie was we'll known in this city. lv.
J ING here from pioneer times until his
removal to the above place a short
1lmr ago 1Ic was Il stone mason by
trade. and many of the buildings in
inns clty are the work of his hands.
lie has Il large circle of friends who
learned of his death with regret Mr.,
| nelly WAS twice married. His wife
survives him. also four daughters and
ono son by his first marriage. Thomas
Kelly. Of st. Paul; Mrs. NJ. ~. Lahort
OIL Eureka; Mrs. G. =. Smith, Of
liamIin". and Mr. j. ~. Rowcs and
Mrs. II. j. Mahin. of ST. Paul. The
funeral occurred from the Church of
tho Guardian Angels.
River Falls, Wis.-John Henry died
at his homo in this city on November
ut the age of fS years. The dcccas-
cd WAS born in Switzerland. i'm 1894,
and came TO this country when a
young man. living for n number of
y"nrs in Saltwater. He had lived i'm
TINS city for twenty years or more,
and was much respected as II citizen
and ncighlor. 1lc lost his only da,,gh-
ter in 1896 ANA his wife in 1897. He
leaves one son, Louis. Of this city,
T, 1lr funeral WAS held from st. Bird
gets Catholic church. Rev. j. NJ. Baur
"'l1rl;'t1n%. ana the remains were inter-
rcd beside those Of his wife and child
in the Catholic cemetery.
Ellsworth. Minn.-At st. Mary's
Catholic church Wednesday morning,
Nov $, at O'Clock. occurred the mar
rihEc of Mr.. VIM. Muvihill ana Miss
ELLA Carey. A nuptinl mass was cclc-
hrntcd. during which Rev. Father
llartlrb performed the marriage ccrc-
mony. The groom was supported by
Mr.. Joseph Klinlillammcr ana the
bride by her sister. Miss Lizzie Carey.
AFTER the ceremony the bridal party
ana near relatives OF the welded
couple repaired to the brides home
cast of town where splendid we'd
ding dinner was served. The happy
young couple went to housekeeping at
once in the Abbott residence on Chest
nut street. The bride has grown up
from childhood here and is very popu-
lar with all her ncqunintanccs. The
groom is one OF our hustling young
business men and stands in high es-
teen with his business associates
! Rochester, Minn.-A marriage of
much local interest was celebrated ut
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning of last
week at st. Bridgct's church. The
contracting parties were Miss Kathryn
Conaty and Mr.. George A. Kennedy,
both we'll known in the city and south
eastern part Of the county. The
church was decorated very prettily
with pottcd plants. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Johanna
Conaty as bridesmaid, and Miss Lucy
Gray as maid Of honor. The grooms-
man was Mr.. Arthur Kennedy of the
city. The brides gown was a very
Incoming costume Of cream crepe de
cllien and the bouquet was Of brides
roses. Her bridesmaid wore a dimity
gown of gaslight green and her flow
ers were pink roses. The maid Of
honor was attired in white Persian
lawn and red carnations formed her
bouquet. The ushers at the Maria pc
were Mcssrs. Michael Conaty and J.
Frank Kennedy. The bride entered the
church on the arm of her father, Mr..
Thomas Conaty being preceded by the
bridesmaid and maid of honor who