The Irish standard., 1903-01-31
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Seattle, WaSh.-Mrs. VIM. McAr,llr
returned from a trip to Boston last
week. During her stay she made en-
tended visits in New York, Providence
and other important ccntcrs. On her
way home she stopped in Chicago and
renewed her acquaintance With the
officers of the high court of tho Wom-
ems Catholic Order of Forrstcrs. She
speaks i'll the highest terms of Mrs.
Rodgers who is the III. G. II. and of
the other ladies who are earnestly dir
Getting the interests OF the society. 1t
is one Of the probabilities that Mrs.
Rodgers will visit the coast next sum-
MGR us she is greatly interested in the
growth of the order in the west. Mrs.
McArdlc left Miss Susie very busy
with her musical studies under the
direction of Madame Goodcllc, one of
the celebrated teachers of Boston. On
her way back Mrs. Mc4\rulc spent Il
few days in minneapolis with her
brother, Mr.. Isaac IL. Rice, and visit
cd some of her many friends in that
city.
Glslccvillc, Minn.-'rhc marriage of
Miss Nellie IL. Hogan and Mr.. John
w. lIorncr took place recently at ST.
Fatrick's church, Coils. Rev. l.. j.
llaupt performed the CEREMONY Miss
Matilda llorncr, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid and Frank j. Hogan,
brother of the bride, was best man.
The bride Wore Il dress of white silk
null over talfcta. Her going away
gown was blue broadcloth with fur
trimmings. Mr.. and Mrs. IIorllcr lief,
on brief wedding tour and will re-
side on the Troom'S farm north of
town.
Slayton, Minn.-I'atrick Dwycr, of
Lime Lake, returned last week from
Hastings, Ncb., where he visited old
acquaintance whom he had not seen
for thirty years. Mr.. Dwycr has sold
his fine farm in Lime Lake and will
move to Washington state in the
spring. He is one of the pioneers of
the county and one of its most pros
porous farmers.
Braincrd, Minn.-I'hc Ancient Order
of lIibcrnians and the Ladies' AuXil-
larry of the same order held Il joint
installation of officers Monday night
Jan. 10. j. IL. McGnnis oiliciatcd as
installing officer for the a. o. Ill. and
Mrs. Il. j. Donahuc for the Auxiliary.
After the services II musical program
was given, lunch served and dancing
INDUCED in until a late hour.
Died, at her home in Morton, Mimi,
Jan. 10, 1903, Miss Catherine Wcis, at
the age Of % years. Miss Wcis was
the daughter Of Mr.. w. Wcis, one of
the oldest settlers of Birch Coole. 81
was general favorite among the
young people of Morton. She was !.
member Of the apostlcship of prayer Of
st. Johns church, the members of
which society turned out in body
at her funeral. Burial took place from
st. Johns church, Morton, Rev. M. j.
Egan officiating; and the remains were
laid in Calvary cemetery. She leaves
an aged father, two sisters and
brother to mourn their loss.
Montgomery, Minn.-A pretty we'd
ding was sOlcmnizcd at the Catholic
church OF this city OH Tuesday morn
ing of last week, whereby Miss Cath
crime Mahcr, an accomplished young
lady residing in this city, became the
wife Of Peter Garrigan, respected
young man of Kilkenny township. Mr..
Nicholas J. Garrigan, brother Of the
groom, and Miss Agnes Clamy looked
after the wants Of the bridal couple
A reception was given to relatives and
many friends at Kilkenny. The happy
couple were remembered by their
many friends with beautiful and use
full presents. They will make their
home on the groom's fine farm In Kill
kenny township.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-Fathcr Valcn-
tine has been appointed regular pastor
Of st. Joseph's church in place of
Father Mackcy who is lying i'll at ST.
Mary's hospital in Duluth and who
will not return to this place.