The Irish standard., 1903-10-03
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

signed his position as ticket agent 1T
the Northern Pacific depot and is sue
cecdcd by \. W. Worm of Glydon. Wis
Mr. Cullen has since taken the position
of bookkcepcr ut the wholesale house
of Clearly McGinnis 4 Hemstcad, sue
cceding Il. J. Dona!ue, who has resign
ed to begin active duties in the firm OF
Mccarthy 4 Donahue.
Butte, Mont.-Thc funeral of tho
late Patrick Lynch, who died Saturday
September 10, after Il brief illness. tool
place the following Monday Afternoon
from the residence of his sister. Mrs ]
Sullivan. of 345 East Clear Grit. Tho
funeral was very largely attended anG
was one of the longest seen in Ruttc in
many months. The body was taken tc
st. Patrick'S church. where appropriate
services were held. and thence to the
cemetery. There were Il large number
of beautiful floral tributes. Deceased
was single and Il native of Ireland
He leaves the following relatives: Mrs.
William lIaggerty. Mrs. Tim SheehHn,
Miss Mary Lynch aud Mrs. Phil G.
Goodwin, Il sister.
Winona. Minn-.At st. Josrpil's
church on Wednesday,. September % %,
Vincent Mcclure and Miss Frances
Eckrrt were united in marriage, Rev.
| Father Meier officiating. \ large num-
her of relatives ana friends were pres
cnt. The couple was attended by Miss
Lillian MrGurr ana Earnest Eckcrt
After the ceremony Il reception waS
given ut the home of the bride. 321
| West WnbaShH street. The wedding
dinner and supper were served under
the direction of Mrs c. T. Clark. The
newly welded couple will be at home
TO their friends at o21 West Wabaslla
street after September %.
Montgomery. Minn.-AIrs. Lack Muir
ply of Erin Town passed away to her
eternal reward on Sunday, September
20. after continued illness of the past
four years. during which time she was
totally blind. Intermcnt was made in
the Catholic cemetery at Shieldsville
ON Tuesday following. She was about
seventy years of age, and besides her
husband five grown up children. four
sons and one daughter survive her
The sons are. William, John, james,
and Frank and the daughter. Mrs
Mary O'Conncll. all Of whom reside in
the township of Erin.
lie Sueur. Minn.-Father NJ. JOY of
the Catholic church of ST. Thomas, is
about to bid adicu to his congrcga ton
at that place and make his home in
Minneapolis where lie has been assign
ed to II parish. For more than Il dozen
years he laborcd at ST. Thomas and
demands a change to Il field less labor
iouS. His large congregation at st.
Thomas sincerely regret the necessity
of the change. but hope that he may
regain his health fully in his new
home.
Hastings. Minn.-AIr. Joseph Moltor
and Miss Katherine Rowe. of Rose
mount. We're married at st. Patrck'S
church. Inver Grove. on Tuesday Sept.
~. Rev William McGolrick officint-
ing. Miss Katherine Molt0r WAS
bridesmaid and Mr.. Joseph Rowe was
best man. Both bride aud groom are
highly regarded 10y their numerous
friends. who bestowed many handsome
Gifts us testimonials of their esteem
y wedding collation. WAS served to ,nn
bridal party and relatives al the home
of the brides brother. after which tho
newly welded pair left on IL wedding
trip to Duluth.
Ellsworth. Minn.-rhc mission mt 81.
Mary's Catholic church closed Sun
day. Sept. 20. Father Lambert giving
the Papnl Renediction ut the close OF
the services. During the week Father
Lambert gave twcnty-Onc lectures. all
of which were highly instructive and
appreciated by those in attendance.
He is a speaker of national reputation
and is an authority on theology as
we'll as on many of the sciences. For
over thirty years he has been doing
| missionary work and is dcvOtin" his
life to it. lie is an impressive and con-
vincn@ speaker and the result Of lis
work here will no doubt be lasting AMI
beneficial. During the mission three
hundred tifty-siX received holy COM
munion. and Il class of twcnty-nine
children made their first communion
Sunday morning. The mission will I've
Il memorable occasion for these chill
tlrcn to look back upon in their after
years.
Montgomery. Minn.-.AlisS Mary Fitx.
patrick of Kilkenny and James Carroll
of Doyle were married in the Catholic
church AT Kilkenny last Tuesday. a
reception was held in the evening in
the hall at Kilkenny.
Austin. Minn.--Tuesday. Sept. % at
ST. AugllStine'S church. Kathryn Ger.
ragher and John Il. Elms. both of this
city. Rev. T.. II. Dcvlin officiating.
Miss Margaret Hcckcl attcnnen the
] bride and Henry O'Alalley acted us
best man. The bride wore IL pretty
dark blue dress and the groom was
| dressed i'll the customary black, Both