The Irish standard., 1905-01-28

anu mad been an Invalid ever SINCE.
Eosemount. Nlim.-John Mullery
and Lizzie Ilynes We're united i'll mar
riaye at st. ,loscphs church on Tues
day of last week. Quite a number of
friends were present. After the cere-
monics the young couple We're enter
! taincd at the home of the brides
| mother until evening, when they left
! for q wedding trip east. Both are we'll
| known in this locality and their
! host of friends wish them all sorts of
| svam! luck in their journey through
life
I appleton, Minn.-iohn McShanc has
} been appointed Scputy sheriff and
.iailcr by ShcSi,r Doyle. Michael Ma
y,lirt having resigned. Mr.. Mcguire
( has held the position about two years,
hut has decided to return to his farm
! in Marysland and give it his personal
attention. The change occurred on
the 10th inst.
lie Sueur, Minn.-Richard Doran of
| Tyrone. received Il telegram Tuesday
evening of last week announcing the
death of his brother james Doran at
his home in Toledo. Ohio. James
Doran will he remembered by many
as visitor to this place in 1898. He
was Il veteran of the Civil war and
/ had two sons on the gunboat that re-
ceived the first shot from the Spanish
| in 1898.
| Jessenland, Minn.-AIurtin Sculley,
Il young man of about % years of age,
| whose home was in JeSsenland, Sib-
ley county, wandered away from home
Tuesday evening of last week, and
was found shortly before 8 o'clock
Wednesday morning on the Omaha
track about Il mile and Il half south Of
town, by Paul and Richard Griep.
When found he was attempting to
creep up the embankment to the track.
.\b Donllam happened along Il few
moments after he was found and as
sisted til" boys in walking Mr.. Sculley
back and forth to warm him. The
attempt to revive life was without re-
suits. Within Il few moments after
finding him he died, probably of eN-
posurc. About eight years ago the
young man was the victim of Il sun
stroke. Since then he has never been
OF sound mind though always harm
less, and able to care for himself. Why
he wandered away is unknown.
Rochester. Minn.-Acting as county
president of the Ancient Order of Hi
bcrnans, John e. McGovern installed
the recently elected officers of the local
lodge Tuesday evening of last week.
Miss katherine McCloskey, county
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A.
q. H., was also present in her official
capacity and installed the ladies in
their respective offices. Much interest
attended the joint installation which
WIS held in the new Castle hall. Fully
IL: members of the allied lodges We're
present to participate in the ccrc-
monies and partook of the dainty
luncheon which the ladies served in
The dining room. After the business
of the evening, dancing became gen
cra and most delightful time was
enjoyed.
Butte, NIont.-De Siere lodge No.
342. Il. G. r. A., Installed their officers
recently and the following were obli-
gated: Spiritual director, Father De
Sierc: past president, Mrs. M. Gore;
president. Mrs. NJ. Rummel; first vice
president. Mrs. NJ. Knuth; second vice
president. Mrs. Il. Courtney: recorder,
Mrs. NJ. Minnie: assistant Mrs. NJ.
Hughes; financial secretary. Miss n.
York; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. MHlloy; mar
Shnl, Mrs. r. klgnllon: guard, Mrs. NJ.
Ivory: musician. Miss NJ. Mally. Past
President Mrs. Nj. Gore was presented
with Il handsome silver chocolate set,
Rev. Father De Sierc making the pro
seutation speech and Mrs Gore reply
ing;
Helena, Mont-On Tuesday night
of last week the officers of the Rocky
Mountain branch. No. 29S, of the Cath
ollie Knights of America, were in
stalled The reports of the treasurer
and secretary showed that the raising
Of the rates had not caused member
to drop ont. The local members of the
order were unanimous in their cn-
(lorscmcrl of the Very Rev. Father
Victor Day as their spiritual director
for the year. and will send delcga-
tion to the new bishop as soon as he is
installed to have the nomination ap-
proved. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, William Stuewe:
vice president, Ig. Miller: treasurer, ].
j. Clark: secretary. John Il. Laws: SER
grant-nt-arms. +. X. JeZick: sentinel.
| \. Walterslerschcn: trustees. one
year. c. ID. Curtis: two years. j. ].
Grogln: three years, r. Valentines;
spiritual director. Father Victor Day.
Anaconda, Mont - Tcnderly. and
with all proper respect the body Of the
late John McGinty was laid to rest
Jan. 10th in Mount Carmel cemetery.
Services were held ut st. Peters
> church. The pallbcarcrs were: L. V.
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