The Irish standard., 1903-11-28
OVER THE NORTHW EST.

.ilSS Jullit ~ iii uIu MI. JOSepu Nell-
nedy, two we'll known and popular
young people, was Solemnized at
Holy Rosary church at the hour of &
O'Clock Tuesday morning, Nov. IT.
The bride was attended by Miss. Anna
Mathies, While Rislard Flynn acted
as best man. The ceremony being
over. the wedding party repaired to
the home of the brides parents, where
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy will
be at home to friends after Dec. 1.
Faribault, Minn.-Nlrs. Margaret Gar.
vey departed this life ut the home of
her son, Henry. 934 Second avenue w,
on Tuesday morning, Nov. II, 1903,
ut the advanced age of 81 years. De-
ceased was Il native of Ireland and
came to this country and located in
this city with her husband, several
years deceased, in the late SOS and re-
manned Il resident of the city ever
since. She leaves two sons, Henry of
this city and David of LeSueur, to
mourn her death.
Princeton, AIinn.-rhe marriage of
Mr.. Joseph L. Conree, of Anoka, to
Miss Minnie T.. Foley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. .James Foley, of Tim.
norman. was solemnized ut nuptial
mass at the Catholic church in Prince
ton Wednesday forenoon, Nov. Is, ut
1890 o'clock. Rev. J. j. Kicken, of
Clear Lake, officiating. Dennis Foley
acted as groonlsman. while Il niece of
the groom from Minneapolis was
Bridesmaid.
Wasecl. Minn.--On Monday, Nov,
H. occurred the death of Mr.. Patrick
McDOnough ut his home in Wilton
after an illness of about Il year. His
funeral was held in st. Mary, Wed
nrsd:ly. and he was followed to his
last resting place by Il large number
of relatives and friends by whom he
was held in high regard. His wife
died some years ago. Their family
circle contained twelve SONS and
daughters. all of whom survive the
father and one of whom. Nj. MELON
ough, is our able city MARSHAL.
F;nil,ault. Alinn.-At the Church of
the immaculate Conception. Oh Mon
day morning. Nov. Is. 1898. Rev. T:l-
thrr Steven performed the marriage
rights which united Miss Mary Begin
and Mr.. Peter t;ellry as man and
wife. The bride was attended by
her sister aud the groOlnsnan was
Mr.. Meyer of st. Paul.
Long Prairie. Mimi \ change of
three of the priests of this diocese will
take place the last of this month.
Father ii. Gum,rrmnnn. in charge of
the parish at Long Prairie for the
past ten months. asked for Il change
SEINE time ago. and the bishop has
arranged :nr him to 30 to Wadena.
Father John Steiylrr. who is quite
we'll known here. has been in Wadena
I'll" past eight years. He has been re-
!ur>ted to 80 to Pier. Morrison coun.
Is. to take Father Charles Pteitfer's
place. and the latter will come to
Long Prairie to succeed Father Gun
,l,'i Iilann.
Shirl,lSville. Minn.-AIrs Lawrence
McDonall departed this life ut her
home. four miles west of Shieldsville,
Thursday evening, Nov. IL, 1908, aged
81 years, after an illness of three
years from tuberculosis. The funeral
VAS held on Sunday morning follow
ing. the services being held ut st.
patricks church. Shicldsville, and her
tenlains laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery ut that place, attended by a
.arge concourse of mourning relatives
ma friends
Montgomery, Minn.-The ceremony
Of the laying of the corner stone for
the new Catholic church ut Lons(lale
ook place on Sunday afternoon, Nov
Is. The Rev. Dean ITCHY, of New
Prague, was delegated by Archbishop
ireland to perform the ceremony
which, though the weather was very
iisagreeable, was largely attended
Among the clergymen present wert
Rev. Robert Polasek, of Wesley; Rev
Bergholdt, of New Market; Rev
Pozek, of Montgomery, and Rev
Kotouc, of Heidelberg.
Snnborn, N. D.-Father Sailer's
plan for raising funds for the pur
chase of Il bell for the Catholic church
started out admirably. He had 6
arge placard hung up, headed Bel
i'und, with spaces underneath for thu
names of the donors and the amount
each one pledges. The first four con
-ributors pledged $25 each, and curl
'usly enough the Christian name OF
zach is Joseph, viz: Joseph Diemert
Joseph Lienhart, Joseph Didier and
Joseph Sauer. 1t is proposed wher
ifye bell is in place to baptise II
7. Joseph"
Jordan, Minn.-D. ]. Feeney, brake
nan on one of the M. & st. L. freight
rains, while climbing on the rear end
If the engine at this place early Sun.
lay morning, Nov. Is, slipped and fell
With both feet across the rail. He
ucceeded' in getting one foot off the
all, but the other was crushed under