The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-02

| VINO mas been living in McCOOk county
for the past year, was united in matri-
mony to Miss Celia AIulloy on the 22d
ult. The ceremony occurred at St.
Patrick's church and was performed
by the Rev. William Kane, pastor.
Mr.. Lou Merrigan and Miss Katie
NIulloy stood up with the happy
couple. The bride is a daughter Of
MIR. Frank AIulloy, of Greenland town.
ship, and is an excellent young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnicle will begin
housekeeping Immediately on farm
near the BRIDES home.
A court of the Catholic Order of
Foresters has lately been organized at
Hazel and Father Bonneterre hopes to
be able to increase its membership in
a little while.
Rev. Father Stencil, who said his
first mass at Yankton the week before
last, will take Dean Shea's place at
Mitchell during the latter's absence in
Canada. The dean left on his vaca-
ton Monday last and will not return
before August LIST.
The Rev. N. Dahlmanns, pastor of
the new st. NIary's church at Aber-
deem, realized 500 lately as the net
proceeds of a social held for the bene-
fit of his church. Father Dahlmanns
is looking up plans and specifications
for new parochial residence, which
he intends to build in the near future.
Rev. NJ. Dooley, of Orient, has the
foundation already built at Lebanon
| for beautiful new church. Lebanon
is on the Northwestern road, between
Redfield and Gettysburg, ten miles east
of the latter station.
The corner stone of the new ST..
Mary's church at Zell was solemnly
laid on Sunday last, and it is expected
| to be finished before the winter sets
in. The building will cost $4,000 and
the Rev. Stanislaus Meyer, pastor, has
already secured the most of the money.
The Rev. G.. McConnachie, pastor of
st. Demands church at Redfield, has
returned from two weeks vacation.
| Rev. Charles Sass held meeting of
his Hoven parishioners Sunday week
last to agitate the building of new
parochial school.
On Thursday evening of last week
a lawn social was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. P. J. Writ, WATERFOWL,
for the benefit of the immaculate Con-
ception church and Father O'NIeara
reports that it was a financial and So
cial success.
Married-Nlr. J. D. Lane, the Chi
cago " Northwestern railway agent
at Mansfield, and Miss Bessie
Williams, of the same place, We're unit
ed in marriage lately at the Sacred
Heart church, Aberdeen, Rev. Father
John O'Hora performing the ceremony.
The young couple are we'll and favor
ably known in the southern part of
Brown county, where they have re-
sided for many years, the groom as the
efficient agent of the Chicago and
Northwestern, and the news of their
marriage will be received with joy by
their legion Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane have already settled down to
housekeeping at Mansfield.
First holy communion was admin.
istered on the 10Th ult. to a class Of
so children at st. Otyo's church, Web
ster. The Very Rev. Henry Mensing,
r. D., officiated.
The Rev. Thomas Stecher has COM
pleted arrangements for the holding
of a grand celebration on July 4th
at Weisbaar's grove, near Howard, the
entire proceeds to be donated to st.
Agathas church.
Married.-The marriage of Mr.. John
Schilley and Miss Mary Hopster, both
of Lily, was solemnized at St. Otto's
church, Webster, on the morning of
the 21st ult., the Very Rev. Dean Men
sing officiating.
st. Bernard's church at Hoven, Pot
ter county, witnessed scene on We'd
nesday morning Of last week which
will long be remembered by the people
of that parish. Rev. Francis f. Field
maier celebrated his first holy mass
on that day. Long before the appoint
ed hour for the celebration of the holy
sacrifice the spacious church was
crowded with the friends and relatives
of the young priest, to be present at
mass offered up for the first time by
him. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and the al
tar presented very neat appearance.
Father Feldmaier was assisted by the
Very Rev. Dean Sheehan, Of Elkton,
with the Rev. N Dahlmanns, of st.
Nlary's church. Aberdeen. as deacon;
Rev. r. Meyer, Zell, as sub-deacon,
and the Revs. Chas. Sass of Hovell,
and j. J. Reiland. Of Parkston. as
masters Of ceremonies. Messrs. Matt
Burkel, Arthur Schneider and Joseph
Unger, theological students of st.
Pauls seminary. occupied seats in the
sanctuary. The Rev. Peter Lauer, OF
St Stephens church, Bridgewater,
preached the sermon. Father Lauer
is noted as pulpit orator and his dis
course was eagerly listened to by the
large congregation. Dinner was served
ut the parochial residence by the Rev.