The Irish standard., 1903-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley. who
died some years ago, We're old set
tiers in this county. Two brothers.
Father Kelley, of Seneca, Wis.,, and
James Kelley, of this city, and three
sisters, Mrs. William Callahan of this
city, and Misses Julia and Regis,
who live with their brother, Father
Kelley, survive her. Father Kelley
and Miss Julia arrived here on Tues
day to attend the funeral which was
held at the Sacred Heart Catholic
J Church Wednesday morning. July %.
Anoka, Minn.-The new pipe organ
| for St Stephens church arrived SAT-
urday, July IS. Services of ten men
were required in loading and unload
ing the apparatus in rear of the
church. The work of construction be-
gan the following Monday and took
most of last week. An elevated plat
form was erected in the gallery where
the organ will he constructed. The
organ weighs 5000 lbs. The dc(lica-
tory exercises will take place ut Il later
date The organ will he dedicated
with full pomp of the Roman Catholic
church. After the Dedication Il grand
opening concert will be given. The
services of one of AIinneSota's most
noted musicians will be secured. \
rare treat in church music is in store
for Anoka people ut this concert. The
public is invited.
Wabasla. Minn.-JamcS Holland of
Cooks Valley. died Wednesday eve
ming, July %. His funeral occurred
at 8 o'clock, Friday morning from the
Kellogg Catholic church. The inter
ment was made in st. Felix Gem
etcry. Deceased was born in Cooks
Valley in April. 1857. and has been Il
resident of Greenfield and WatGpa all
his life. For the last two years he had
been in failing health. During this
time Il cancer of the throat developed
and for the last three months he has
been slowly sinking. He leaves Il
wife who will lie remembered as Miss
Nora McDonough. daughter of the late
Miles McDonOugh. of Cooks Valley.
and several children and his aged
mother and two brothers and several
sisters to mourn for him.
FaribHult Minn.-Mr Mcdrick Dur
and, one of the prosperous young farm
crs of the town of Cannon City, and
Miss Anna Kenny, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Kenny of the town of
Walcott, We're very happily united in
eight o'clock at the church of the In
maculatc Conception by Roy. Father
Slevin. The brides maid wAS Miss
Louisa King and the grConSnEln w:ls
Andrew Kenny. brother Of the bride
After the ceremony the bridal party
were driven to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Caron of West Second
street where they partooli of IN OK
cclcnt wedding breakfast.
New llm. Minn.-Rrv. FIR. III. Il.
Sanmeycr celebrated the 10Th on sill
Yer anniversary Of his entrance to tn
priesthood. last Monday and Tuesday.
The silver jubilee was quite an event,
and number OF his St Peter friends
were in attendance
Fnri|aut. Minn.--Ianrl and w. \.
DHrirn returned Monday evening.
July 20. from Il tour of three weeks to
the Pacific coast They made til"
trip for pleasure and rccupcration. On
their way they stopped at Fargo. y.
d.. Yellowstone Park and Helena.
Mont. and Clarks Fork. Idaho where
they visited Simon Mcbride. formerly
Il resident Of the town of Erin. Mr..
Mcbride showed them the country
about the Fork and accompanied Them
to Spokane. where he spent Il couple
of days showing them the sights of
the city. At Spokane they met Frank
Licb, formerly of this city. who enter
tanned them with rides and drives
about the city. They next visited
Seattle where they had pleasant
visit with our former fellow towns
man, w. w. Trafton, who is at present
Engaged i'm mill construction work.
From Seattle they took II boat up the
Sound to Tacoma where they met G.
RosscZ, Jr., formerly Il resident of TIN.
town of Wells.
Red Wing. Minn.-t;corgc Newton.
for many years Il resident of this city.
died last Tuesday night. aged - years.
In early days he was proprietor Of the
Merchants hotel at Prescott. Wis. were
he first settled about the year 1851.
DULUTH NEWS.