The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-09-03

best man. The newly Married coupls
left on the westbound Northern Pa
cific train for the West, and on their
return will be at 31S Third avenue
north, where they will be at nome
after September Is.
Anaconda Mont.-The A. o. Fl. cele-
bration here Sunday evening, August
81, was an interesting one for all pres
ent. Divisions 1 and 2 of the local
lodge of the order entertained the state
officers of the society and large dele
cation from Butte. State President
d. ]. Hennessy of Butte presided at
the joint session of the Butte and Ana
conda organizations, and 35 new men,
bers were initiated into the Anaconda
lodge. The social session following
the business meeting was Il most in
teresting one. An excellent program
of speeches, music, recitations, etc.,
was given, following which refresh
ments were served.
Little Falls, Minn.-Miss Rose
Stewart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Stewart of Swan River, and John
Kennedy, of Little Falls, were mar
ried at the Catholic church at Royalton
Monday morning by Rev. Father Bel
zowski. Miss Kate Stewart, a sister of
the bride, and Charles Stewart a
brother, attended the young couple,
and Miss Lizzie Kennedy, sister Of
the groom, and Joseph Carson, were
lady and gentleman of honor. After
the ceremony the wedding party drove
to the home Of the brides parents,
where there was grand wedding cele-
bration.
Wabasha, Minn.-Mrs. Mccormick
McNully was found dead in her room,
in the Kuehn flats, Tuesday morning,
August %. The remains were taken
to the old home in lakewood the same
afternoon. The funeral occurred the
following Thursday from the West AL
bany Catholic church. She had reached
an advanced age, was among the early
residents Of lakewood. Besides her hus-
band she leaves three daughters, Mrs.
James Delaney Of Nelson, Mrs. B.
Scott and Mrs. James Cosgrove of
West Albany, and her sons, John,
Thomas, Neale and Thresh. She had
been resident Of this city for about
four years.
shakopee, Minn-Sunday, septem-
! Der 4, will be great day for the Cath
Ollie Foresters of Minnesota. On that
day class Of 200 will be initiated
into the mysteries and benefits of the
order at the Metropolitan opera house,
st. Paul. The initiatory work will be
done by a picked team from Chicago
under the personal direction Of Jacob
F. Mehren, the author of the adjunct
ritual, which insures the finest exempli-
| ficatiOn Of the work ever seen up to
the present time. Thousands of For
esters are expected to be present, in
Guiding most Of the High Court Off
GERS. By invitation of the State Court,
Senator julius Collier Of this city will
deliver the address of welcome on that
occasion.
Faribault, Minn.-The priesthood of
the diocese of st. Paul was increased
last week by the arrival Of five young
priests from Ireland. They are Rev.
Michael J. O'Callahan, Rev. Michael
Staunton, Rev. Mathew Sampson, Rev.
William Moonan and Rev. Philip Hick-
ey,. who We're recently ordained to the
priesthood in st. Patricll's Cathedral.
Thurles, county of of Tipperary. The
young men made their theological
studies in the college of Thurles, one
of the leading Catholic seminaries Of
ireland, and will prove valuable ac-
cession to the diocese Of st. Paul
These five young clergymen were
schoolmates of Rev. P. G. Moloney,
assistant pastor of the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception. They are ex-
pecter here to pay him visit, after
which they will be assigned to mission
work.