The Irish standard., 1903-08-29


was troubled with. Mrs. Foley was
able to he around until about 10 days
before her death, giving attention to
the >olrowing husband and six bright
little ones who are now left to mourn
the loss of Il dutiful wife and fond
mother. The funeral occurred from the
Immaculate Conception church on
| Wednesday forenoon. with the Rev.
Bernard Birkle acting as celebrant of
the requiem high mass, assisted by the
Rev. L. Ronneterre, of Clark, and Rev.
Joseph FLYNN. of Estclile.
Our Deadwood correspondent writes
of the death Of Judge Daniel McI4augll-
lin. Il former well-known and highly
respected citizen of that city and father
of William Mclaughlin. which sad
event took place at Oakland, Califor-
mia, on the 18th inst. The Judge was
a jrrist of no mean reputation. Born
| in Troy. y. ", in 81. his parents
moved to Wisconsin in II, and in IA
ne began the study of law under A.
| w. and q. NJ. Randall. of Waukesha.
He also spent some time in the law
office Of James Grant at Davenport,
Iowa. and in 80 was admitted to the
bar at Dakota City. Ncb. The follow
ing year he was united in marriage to
Miss Ellen McCune Il native of Ire
land. Judge Mclaughlin was the first
mayor of Deadwood To the judge
perhaps more than any one else was
due the arrival Of the first Catholic
priest in the Black Hills. and he at all
times seconded their efforts to relieve
poverty and distress wherever known.
An ice-cream social was held on the
beautiful lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Hannett at Mitchell on Thursday of
last week. 1t was given by the ladies
Of the Holy Family church. The at
tendance was quite large and the sur
rountlings We're very attractive. Mr..
and Mrs. Hamett always take lead
ing part in church affairs at Mitchell.
|
well as being financial success, was
that of the lady Catholic Order Of For
esters. which was held in Pat Far
| ley's fine grove near Reresford OH the
18th inst. The proceeds amounted to
500. Other courts through the state
may well strive to emulate their Beres-
ford sisters.
| First holy communion was given Il
| few Sundays since by the Rev. Charles
Boley at st. Maglslen's church. Len
nox. The Rev. Father offered gold
medal as the prize for the best knowl-
edge of the Christian doctrine and it
was won by Dora Johnson The class
was a large one.
The Rev. Anthony O'Hora, whose
mother lives at De Smet. was lately
visiting friends in this state. Father
O'HOrn was formerly Il priest of the
Sioux Falls diocese, but is now aftili-
ated with Dallas and is located at Abil-
enc, Texas.
|
funeral of the late Mrs. Andrew
Foley at Watertd wn. we noticed the
following: Mrs. L. G. Burke and Mrs.
Ro,Wke, of Milwaukee, sisters of the
deceased; her father .Jonn Rourke, and
Mrs. f. G. Scott, of same city; f. f.
Mccarthy and wife of Waseca, Mimi;
| nxl, nj.
lam Marsh, of Pine Island. The Water
town court of the Catholic Order of
Foresters was also present in Il body.
The Rev. John +. FitZsimons admin
Stered first holy communion on Sun
day week last to IL class of 20 children
at st. Barbar.l's church. Centreville.
The services We're very impressive and
We're witnessed by Il large crowd.
Miss Rose Walsh. who has enjoyed
IL few weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
james Lyons, at Mitchell, left for her
home in Chicago OH the 14th.
Marrird.-AIr Joseph Irugman and
Miss Ida CHRIST were joined in matri-
mony on the 18th inst. mt Sioux Falls,
Tie ceremony WAS performed by the
Rev. William Y. Nolan. pastor Of the
pro-catlledral. y party of young people
accompanied the newly married couple
to the Chicago Restaurant. where the
wedding breakfast was served. May
The union of Mr. and Mrs. Frugman he
Il long and happy one is the wish OF
their many MinnelElha county friends
MIR. l.. Nj. Doyle. Of BeresfOrtl, is off
OIL visit to Darlington. Wis. He will
be absent Il couple of weeks.
Died-The death of Mr.. John
Scllwartzman. !; plumber by trade and
Il native of Bow Valley, Neb.. occurred
at Yankton on the 18th inst. and the
funeral took place from the Church OF
the Sacred Heart on the forenoon OF
the following Saturday. Deceased was
aged %. Mr.. Fred Schwartzman, OF
Wayne. Mo-. father of the deceased
young man. attended. the funeral serv
ices. which were conducted by thu
Rev. Laur Link.
Rev. III. J. Schleier. pastor of st
Ronif;,cius' church at Sioux City. Ia.
has been spending his vacation in the
Black Hills country.
If Won would roo oh nnrfpct i'm follow