The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-02-27
the afternoon and evening in merry

lle dlteIllOOH ana evening III merry
making.
Brainerd, Minn.-The work of in
stalling the new pipe organ at St.
Francis church has been completed
and the organ is ready for use. 1t is
certainly handsome and ornamental
piece of furniture, rich in tone and
will add much to the impressive cere-
monies Of the church. The credit for
the obtaining of this $4,000 instrument
is due mainly to Father Lynch who
worked hard for several months in
raising the funds and it is also credit
able to the members of the church that
the full amount has been raised, leay-
ing no debt whatever in the purchase.
The organ will be presided over by
Mrs. ]. P. Early, who has been the
regular organist and in charge of the
music for some time past.
Faribault, Minn.-Mrs. Philip Ken
nedy, of Marshall, Mimi, died Friday,
February 18th, at Rochester,, Mimi,
where she underwent an operation.
She was sister of Dr.. Dolan, former
ly OF Waterville, MINI.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-James Doran,
brother OF John and the late D. w.
Doran, died at his home in Bemidii
on the 9TH inst At one time he was
resident of Grand Rapids, being as
sociated with his brother D. w.
Doran in conducting the Hotel Glad
stone. The deceased had been a SUI
terer from Bright's disease for some
months and while it was evident to
his family and friends that he was
steadily failing, still death was not an
ticipated SO soon The best of medical
skill was OF no avail. Mr.. Doran was
90 years of age, and he leaves widow,
two daughters and one son, The
funeral was held from St. Philips
Catholic church the following Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock, under the aus
pieces OF the Catholic Order of For
esters and was largely attended.
Morris. Minn.-William Abrahams
and Miss Mary Noonan were married
at the Assumption church at this place
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning, Feb
ruary 18th. Father Goebel performing
the ceremony. The festivities follow
ing the ceremony were held at the
home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Noonan, of the town
OF Darnen. The bride received a great
many beautiful and useful gifts from
her relatives and friends. The groom
was formerly resident of Oshkosh,
Wis, but he now owns a farm in the
town Of Darnen, and this place will be
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abrahams
in the future
Toraf, MINI. = Rev. Father Bede
Mayenber. 0. S. B., who was assistant
pastor in St. Peter and Paups church
here for the past five months, was re-
Gently transferred to the Assumption
church in St. Paul For the short
time Father Bede was here he made
many friends and was beloved by all
the Pensioners. His removal is re-
GREETED by all. He will be succeeded
by Rev. Father Peter Wollnick, o. S.
B., who was assistant pastor in the
Assumption church at St. Paul for
some months.
Princeton, Minn-On Tuesday fore
noon, February 10th, at ten o'clock
Mr.. Louis Payette and Miss Mary
Burk, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: Will
liam Burk, of Greenbush, were united
in marriage at St. Edwards Catholic
church by Rev. Father Levings Miss
Orvilla Galinus acted as bridesmaid,
while Frank Bibeau accompanied the
groom.
Hudson, Wis.-Miss Maggie Nc
Tigue, living near Baldwin, died sud-
denly Friday, February 10Th, of blood
poisoning. Her cousin, Mrs. VIM.
Coyle, received a telegram that after
noon informing her of the sudden de-
mise. 1t was known that she was suf-
fering with blood poison, but it was
not believed to be serious. She was
teacher and taught school near her
home. One sister. Miss Mabel, who
is stenographer, is the only surviv-
ING member of the family