The Irish standard., 1904-08-06

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Away preached very fitting sermon.
The remains were laid to rest beside
those of her fathers and brothers in
st. Patrick's cemetery at Shieldsville.
Helena, Mont.-Formal enthrone-
ment exercises will be held in Helena
and Great Falls when Bishop Lenihan,
the newly appointed head Of the dio-
cese of Great Falls, arrives to assume
the duties of his Office. There will be
large attendance of high church Of
ficials from all parts of the state at
the ceremonies. The formal exercises
at the cathedral at Great Falls will
include the regularly prescribed pro-
by which the bishop is appointed will
he read: then there will be the act
of submission of the priests of the
diocese, during which there is a for
NAL acknowledgment of the bishops
superiority on the part Of the clergy
men. A reception will follow. The
exercises both in Great Falls and Hell
ena will be public.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-The marriage
of Peter Wilson Fahey, son of Mr.. and
I Mrs. z. p. Fahey of this place, to Miss
Cecilia Garretty, of st. Paul, took place
at st. James church in the latter city,
at o'clock Tuesday evening, July &c.
Miss Margaret G. Kelly attended the
bride as maid of honor and Miss Alice
G. Fisher, cousin of the bride, was
| bridesmaid, and John Hertie and Will
liam Boyd attended the groom, all of
whom are of st. Paul. The newly
| married couple have left OH wedding
trip to st. Louis.
Murdock, Minn.-Dicd-At her late
residence in Kildare township,
Wednesday, July 20, Margaret Mary,
Wife of Thomas McQuade, aged 30
years. Mrs. McQuade was born in
huntsville, Scott county, Minn., Feb
ruary 90, 1875, and came to Swift
county with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cannon at an early age. She
was married October 8, 1902. She
leaves to mourn her loss her husband,
parents, brothers and sisters and nu-
merous friends. The funeral took
place the following Friday in the
Catholic church at De Graft, where
she was buried. The solemn services
of requiem high mass was celebrated
by Rev. w. P. Walsh as celebrant
assisted by Rev. p. NJ. Shea, Benson,
as deacon, and Rev. 2. j. kenney,
Clontarf, sub-deacon. A very appro-
pirate and touching sermon was
preached by Father Walsh.
Winona, Minn.-The members of
st. stanislaus parish of this city, COM
posed of the Polish residents of Wi
mona, are taking action looking to the
erection of a $4,000 parochial school
building. A meeting has been called
for August I, when definite action will
be taken.
| Belle Plaine, Ninn.-One Of the
early settlers of Belle Plaine departed
this life Saturday evening, July 23
when John O'Connor answered the
final summons. He passed away at
the home of his son-in-law, D. D. Muir.
ply, in st. Paul, with whom he had
resided the past two years. He had
attained the ripe old age of 81 years
Deceased was born in Ireland in 1917
He efhfgRted to this country in 1S47
He leaves 4 wife and ten children
namely: John, Thomas, Patrick Mar
tin and Jerry O'C6nnor. who make this
pface their home; Michael. Of Mendoza
, Mrs. n. d. Murphy, OF st. Paul; Mrs
fJames Sughrue, Of st. Paul; Miss Ells
fO'Connor, Of New York, and Mrs
Maurice Flynn, of this place. The re
mains were brought to Belle Plain'
the following Tuesday morning and th'
funeral took place from the Church o
the Sacred Heart, Rev. Father Ken
r Ineiy officiating.
: Winona, Minn.-Mrs. Ella Louis
q White died at her home in this city
9 478 West Fourth street, Tuesday even