The Irish standard., 1903-10-10

Limo the following Tuesday aud was
attended by Il large number of friends
of the deceased.
st. Thomas, Minn.-Rev. Father Joy
is about to leave this parish. He has
been here for the past thirteen years
ana was greatly esteemed by all of
his parishioners. and it is with feeling
of regret that we take the news of
his departure. A grand reception was
given in his honor OH Thursday. Oct.
/, by the Catholic Forcstcrs and he
was given Il $50 present by the Hi
berlians.
Michigan City. n. Don Friday
last Rev. Father j. j. Mcdonald left
for New Rockford. where he was dat
ed to deliver the sermon ut the dedi-
cation of the new church on Saturday
morning. Right Rev. Bishop STANLEY
performed the important and inter-
esting ceremony of drdicating the
third church in that MISUNDERSTANDING
ton, Minnewaukan, New Rockford.
The bishops address on the occasion
were words of great hopefulness for
the future. The large number pres
ent. he said, Catholic and non-C Catholic.
was a most happy Sight to him, prov
ing that the golden cymbals of har-
mony was enjoyed by all in the COM
mlnity. He also felt called upon to
refer to the good work being perform
ed by Rcv. Fathers j. \. Mcdonald
and j. G;,llahue in building up such
glorious monuments to keep their
memories ever fresh and green. The
edifice is 6OX:22, with G0-foot spire.
Kilkenny. Minn.--James Carroll and
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick were married
Tuesday at the Catholic church. Rev.
MacAvay officiating. \ wedding re-
ceptiOn was held in Byrnes' hall in the
evening, which was largely attended.
The groom is Il prosperous young
farmer of Doyle and the bride is an
accomplished young lady of this COM
munity. Both are we'll and favorably
known here.
WabaSha. Minn.-The sad news
reached this city Monday. Sept. 2S.
that Nj. G. Malone of Thief River Falls
had died at the CrookSton hospital ut 5
O'Clock Sunday evening. The funeral
occurred Wednesday morning from
the Croollston Catholic church and the
ntermrnt WAS made in the CrookSton
cemetery. Deceased had been ill for
several months with intestinal cancer
and had been ut the CroOkstOn hospital
for three months. NJ. c. Malone was
born in Newfoundland in 1917 and
came to this country with bis parents
in 1S5G The family took the claim
in Pcpin township now owned by
Joseph Schmidt. He WAS educated in
the Reeds Landing schools and at
Carleton college. For several years
he WAS engaged in the mercantile
business at Kellogg and in 1871 re-
moved With his family to Crookston.
taking IL claim about two miles out
side the present city \ few years
ago he moved into the city and en-
gagged in the grain trade. For more
than II year he had been engaged in
the mercantile business ut Thief River
Falls. He was thoroughly honor
able and upright citizen. His wife
will be remembered as Miss Mary Ann
Dar%Hn OF Watopa. She. with their
three children, two sons and a daugh-
ter. and his sisters. Mrs. II. G. OLenry
and Miss Nellie Malone of this city,
survive him. r. G. O'Leary and Miss
Nellie Malone attended the funeral.
Waverly. N[inn.-James Nash and
Miss Annie Flannery were joined i'll
the holy bonds of matrimony at ST
Mary's church Wednesday. Sept. so
Rev. Father Lucey officiating. Angus
tine McPartlan was best man and
Miss Mary McPartlan was brides
maid. The wedding celebration took
place ut the future home of the young
couple on the Quinn farm at Marys-
vile.
Faribnnlt. Mim.-Rev. II. V. Ken
tor of the church of the Immaculate
Conception since July, 1902, will &c
this week to Rush City. Mimi, to as
nedy. who has been the assistant pas
sumo charge of the Catholic church in
that town. Resides Rush City he will
have charge of two missions. Wyom
ing and Forest Lake. There are abou,
three hundred families in the three
parishes. The members of the I'M
mac,llatc Conception parish regret te
lose Father Kennedy. He is young
man possessing Il cultured and refined
mind and a liberal education acquired
ut the University of Wisconsin and ii
the Theological Summaries where llt
pursued his studies. He is a forclbse
captivating speaker. During his hrie1
pustoratc in Faribault he has cndear
cd himself to his parishioncrs wh'
wish him Godsprrd and success i'll hi
new field of labor. The successor o
Father Kennedy is Rev. Patrick Ma
oncy. He is Il young man who recent
~ arrived from Ireland. where he was
ordained to the ministry last montl
i'm tIc College of 'rhurlcs in the county
of Tipperary. where he pursued his
tlneOlOmiral studies He celebrated hi