The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-08-15
Died.-We are panied to learn of the

Died.-We are panied to learn of the
death of one Of Mayfield's, Yankton
county. best settlers, viz Mrs l.. Nero.
The writer was acquainted with the
deceased for more than twenty years,
and a better or more generous woman
he has rarely met. OF Il gentle, ull-
assuming nature, she had Il peculiar
faculty of making friends. who will
mourn her in death. The funeral,
which was held at Mayfield, was very
largely attended and was conducted
by the Rev. Charles Byrne, of Yank-
ton.
The Rev. Henry Mccall of the cathe-
dral at st. Paul, preached on Sunday
last ut st. AIichael's pro-cathedral,
Sioux Falls. Father Mccall is very
successful as a representative of st.
Thomas college. having secured many
desirable students.
The Very Rev Il. l.. Rivard of st.
Viateur's college. Bourbonmais. Ill.,.
was visiting Father perlnody ut Elan
lreau last week. He preached an eN-
cclent sermon ut st. Simon and
.Iudcs' church on Sunday to Il very
large and appreciative audience.
Married.-The marriage of Mr.. JAS.
Pagan, who for many years was agent
for the Burlington railroad company
ut Dcadwood, to Miss Kate O'Donnell,
both of Laurence county, took place at
st. Ambrose church in that city on the
18th inst, the Very Rev. NJ. ]. Noesen,
V. G., officiating. Mr.. John Russell
and Miss Williams served as grooms-
man and bridesmaid. Soon after the
ceremony James and his excellent wife
left for Moorcroft. Wyo., where he is
engaged as the Burlington's agent.
Died.-On the It'll inst, Mrs Mary
'raubcrt, at her sons residence at
Yankton, and in the S5th year of her
age. Deceased was Il native of Kerry
county. Ireland, and in '53 came to
America. She has been q resident of
Dakota for over twenty years, four
of which she spent in Yankton and ten
years ago she lost her husband. The
funeral occurred from the Sacred
Heart church and was conducted by
the Rev. Laur Link. \ large con-
course of old acquaintances accom-
panied the remains to their last rest
ing place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Hannett and
daughter have arrived ut their home i'll
Mitchell after Il months visit to friends
in Cleveland Ohio. They We're accom-
panied home by Miss Anna Mccain,
Il niece of Mr.. Hamnctt, who will
spend perhaps year in South Dakota
for the benefit of her health, which
has been quite poorly of late.
Rev. p. Kearns Of st. Wilfrid's
church. WoOnsocket, has been appoint
ed pastor Of st. Georges church,
Armour, vice Rev. William O'Meara,
who was transferred to Watertown.
The Very Rev. Father Towle, o. p,
of the Holy Rosary church, Minneapo-
lis, will deliver a course Of lectures to
the Presentation nuns at Elkton.
Sisters Bridget and De Sales, who
have been conducting the sisters insti-
tutc at Pierre. left for HighmOre to
visit the formers brother, II. McGlin-
chy, before returning to the Mother
house at Silver Lake, Wis.
The Benedictine Sisters hospital at
Pierre seems to be charging it's field
of usefulness. ut least more patients
than in the past are taking advantage
of the excellent service and attention
given there. 1t is only in exceptional
cases that the afflicted can better them
selves by undergoing the hardship of !;
! tircSomc trip to an eastern institution
j. Il. Sullivan and wife. of WaSecl
; Mimi. Mrs. III. Il. Bowen. of LAX,
Preston. Miss May Sullivan. Of Bath
Mimi, and Miss May Desmond. o
Port Chester. n Y. are in Pierre for
! stay of several days. and will probabl!
locate in this part of the state.
Father O'Neill. Of Pierre. is in Du
buuue. a., as delegate from SOutl
Dakota to the International convention
of G. O. Il.