The Irish standard., 1904-01-16

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Madden. Father Mikolai is gentle
manly and scholarly priest who has
many friends in this parish who will re-
greet his departure and hope for his
future success and welfare.
Winsted. MINI. ~ Mrs. B. Cafferty,
who has been resident OF this place
for many years, died at her home OF
cancer on January 1st The funeral
services were held in the Catholic
church Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev. 1. Limberg conducting the funer-
al services. The remains were laid to
rest in the family lot in the Catholic
cemetery. The deceased leaves three
sons and four daughters to mourn
her loss.
Livingston, Mont.-Miss Rosa Muir
ply and William Parnacott, both OF
Horr, were married in this city at the
Catholic church by Rev. Father
Blaere, early New Years morning.
The groom was attended by Floyd
Stirling, OF Sheridan, Wyoming, and
the bride by Miss Morosicll, of Car
diner.
Faribault, Mimi - The remains OF
the late Mrs. Jane McShanc arrived i'll
this city Tuesday morning, January
9Th, from the state of Washington,
| where she died on New Years eve,
and were taken to her late home in the
town OF Wells. The funeral was held
Wednesday forenoon from the church
| OF the Immaculate conception, the in
tcrment taking place in Calvary GEM
ctery.
Mankato, Mimi. The residence OF
Rev. Father Hughes, pastor OF st.
Johns Catholic church, was damaged
by fire Monday morning, January 4th,
to the extent OF about $500. The fire
caught from the chimney.
St. Peter, Minn.-Mrs. John Farrell,
OF Lake Washington, died at her home
in LeSueur county Thursday morning,
January 9TH. Her death was due to a
stroke OF paralysis, with which she
was afflicted several weeks ago. Eliza
beth, wife of John Farrell, was born
in 1S4S and was So years of age at the
time OF her death. Most OF her life
was spent in lie Sueur county, where
she was we'll known and much respect
cd. Beside her husband, she is SUR
vived by the following children: James,
William, Emma, Ella, Michael, Fran
els, Patrick and Henry. The funeral
was held last Saturday morning at the
Catholic church at HARRISBURG, Rev.
Father McCabe officiating.
Glencoe, Minn.-Rev. Joseph Busch
and Rev. Father Arctander, diocesan
missionaries, are giving mission in
St. Georges church, which commenced
January 10th, and will close to-mor-
row.
Albert Lea, MINI. - Mrs. Cunning
ham, mother of the two Cunningham
brothers OF Nunda, and of Mrs. Ed
ward Carey, died New Years night,
aged Is years. She was pioneer Of
the county and enjoyed the esteem OF
her many friends who will long hold
her in atfectionate remembrance.
Graceville, Minn.-Father Sammon,
the genial and popular Andrew SAM
mon of years ago, ofliciated at the
1890 mass in Holy Rosary church
Sunday, January sd. In the sermon
following mass he made most favor
able impression, his voice being clear
and ringing and the flow OF language
natural and easy. A choir Of twenty
voices, supplemented by various
stringed instruments, furnished the
music. Ten years ago Father SAM
mon was editor and publisher OF The
Enterprise, and left the newspaper
business to study for the priesthood.
He was ordained at the Georgetown
college. near Washington, D. c., last
September, and is at present attached
TO Sacred Heart college at Watcrtow1l,
Wis. While here he was the recipient
of many congratulations OF scores OF
old friends and acquaintance. He lett
for the Wisconsin point the following
Tuesday night.
Jordan, MINI. - John Driscoll died
in St. Paul, December 3lst, after an
illness of couple OF months with can
Ger OF the stomach. He was brought
out to his old home at St. Catherine S,
Saturday, January ed, and OH the fol-
lowing Monday his funeral occurred
at that church, Rev. Father Rhatigan
officiating. He was 40 years of age and
is survived by three sisters, Mrs. OAR
rett, OF St. Paul; Mrs. Sebert, of New
Market, and Mrs. Peter Birch, who
resides on the old homestead.
GAINESVILLE, Minn-Onc OF the pref
test and most fashionable events OF
the season took place at St. AIMS
Catholic church here Wednesday
morning, December goth, when Miss
Anna Dooley, Of this place, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Fred Warner, Of
Morton, MINI. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Ryan, OF
this place. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Bid Doolcy. The
groom was waited upon by Tim Sull-
van.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-On Monday