The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-09

noon Mr.. and Mrs. Mangan took the
eastbound Chicago & Northwestern
train for Colorado points, where they
| will visit for about month before
returning to Beresford to make their
| future home.
Died-Mr. John O'Connor, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James O'Connor, died on June
% of heart failure at his parents home
in Moore township, Charles Mix coun-
ty. Deceased was born in Iowa in
| 1882 and ten years ago came to Dakota
with his parents. For more than four
years he was Il sufferer from the dis
ease which finally caused his death
The funeral occurred from st. James
church, Geddes, on Friday forenoon,
where mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Lehecka of Wagner. after
which interment took place in the
cemetery south Of town.
Married-The friends of the inter-
eSted parties were present at the Sal
| cred Heart church, Yankton, on Thurs
| day morning of last week to witness
the marriage ceremony of Mr. Henry
handkerchief of Sioux City, Iowa, to
Miss Catherine Bienert of the former
city, which took place at $50. Father
Laurence Link performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. NJ. Dulin of Sioux CITY
acted as best man, and Miss paulina
Bienert, a sister of the bride, as brides
maid. 4 wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of the brides parents on
North Locust street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bienert. The young couple
were the recipients of many useful
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. handkerchief
have left for Sioux City, where they
will establish their future home and
where the groom has been engaged in
business for years Their many ac-
qruntances and friends in Yankton
will extend most hearty wishes to
them for Il happy future and in which
Sioux City friends will also Join in a
most sincere way.
Miss ELLA Moran of Cleveland, Ohio.
who has made her home for many
years with Old Lady Hogan at Hurley,
came west to attend the funeral of the
latter.
Mrs. Laurence O'Iearn celebrated
her Goth birthday anniversary one day
last week and a large number of her
neighbors and friends gathered ut her
hospitable home, southeast of Flan-
dreau, to celebrate the event. Al
though advanced in years Mrs.
O'Hearn is still active and strong.
The ladies of ST. Martins church.
Aurora, held Il party Il few days since
and they Melted quite neat sum,
which they expended in the purchase
OF new vestments and carpet for the
church. The ladies intend to give an
other party week after next, the pro-
ceeds to go towards providing new
vestment case.
Married.-Beedle county is rejoicing
over the marriage of one of her best
young men, Mr.. John Murphy, which
occurred at Salem on June %, to Miss
Rose II. Hurt. Rev. Father Bernard
Weber Of the Publication church off
ciated. The groom is a prosperous
farmer, living few miles west of
1roquois, and is highly spoken Of by
his friends and neighbors. Following
the ceremony was an elaborate break
fast, which was over in time to permit
Of the young couple taking the after
noon southbound Chicago & North
western train for st. Louis, where
they will see the exposition and visit
friends for a few weeks. The bride
graduated from the Salem high school
last year and is we'll thought of in the
community. Johnnie and his bride
will return to Iroquois about the 18TH,
where they will make their future
home.
Rev. Father Sheehan, newly Or
dained, is temporarily assigned to st.
Michaeps pro cathedral, Sioux Falls,
during the absence on vacation of the
Rev. VIM. V. Nolan, who is off in st.
Louis and visiting friends in Philadel-
phia and Niagara Falls, N. Y.
A number of children, boys and
girls, received their first holy com
munion from the Rev. Father Dahl
manns at st. Mary's church. Aber-
deem, on Sunday last.
Work is steadily progressing on the
basement and foundation of the new
st. Thomas church at Madison Right
Rev. Mgr. Flynn, V. G.. pastor This
church will cost nearly $4,000 and
will be the largest in the Sioux Falls
diocese.
Married-One of Moody countys
best residents and a prosperous bust
ness man Of Flandreau, Mr.. James
O'Leary, was united in holy matri-
mony on June 20 to Miss Maggie Ma
lone of Woodstock, Mimi, the cere-
mony taking place at st. Martins
church in the latter city. The best
wishes of a big host Of friends Of Jims
and his estimable bride not only
around Moody county but also in
Brookings county, where his parents
reside, will follow them to their new