The Irish standard., 1905-01-28

parents, viz, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Malone, and at which Il large number
of invited guests We're present. The
dininG-room was in charge of Miss
Mae harrington. Miss Mamie Malone
and Miss Anna Connolly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan left same night for New
Orleans, where they will visit friends
FOR Il time before proceeding to Dead.
wood, which is to be their future home.
The groom is engaged in the wholesale
cigar business at Deadwood, where he
is quite popular.
WI. John Bowling committed suicide
ut his home in Centreville on the morn
ing of the 10Th inst, whilst tempor
arily insane. His wife was the first
one to make the discovery. Deceased
came from Delmar. Iowa, in '9G. where
he was employed by the c. Il N. W..
lty. as section foreman, and since
coming to Turner county has held the
same position. Six years ago Mr..
bowling had Il severe attack of la
grippe which affected his mind for
scme time. and he was cared for at the
state hospital for the insane ut Yank-
ton. He carried $1,000 insurance
policy in the NJ. w. A. a wife and
seven children are left to survive his
memory. The remains were inferred
on Wednesday forenoon. after the cele-
bration of requiem mass at st. Barna-
has church by the Rev. Father Dooley,
pastor.
. We are panied to learn that police
man Tim Downey of Sioux Fails, who
is ut present in Madison, Wis. is re-
ported as having a cancer of the stom-
ach. the fact being disclosed by late
operation, and that the prospects are
that he will live only Il short time.
Mr. Downey went to the Wisconsin
Sanitarum some weeks since on the
advice of his physicians.
Our Lady Of Good Counsel. branch
No. S21 Catholic knights of America
of Elkton, at their last regular meet
ing elected the Very Rev. George Shee-
han as president. and Thomas Heck
recording secretary. The knights have
quite Il strong organization at Ellton,
and throughout the state the member
ship is large. Dean Sheclmn is the
organizer for South Dakota.
Died.-Their legion of friends i'm
1ankton and Turner counties will
sympathisc with Mr. and Mrs Edward
Nero of Mayfield in the death of their
four months old baby, who passed to
happier home on the 10Th inst. The
funeral occurred from st. Kyran's
church at that place, where the Rev.
Cllas. Byrne conducted appropriate
services, after which interment was
held in the cemetery near by.
Married.-AIr. Thomas Mcdonnell
and Miss Lillian Zimmerman, both Of
Mccook county, were quietly married
On the morning of the 18th inst. at st.
i'atrirks parochial residence, Mont
rose, the Rev. Father McCawliff Of
ticiating. Both young people have
@iowi from childhood near AIontrose,
so that they are widely known and re-
Speclc'!. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. William Zimmerman The young
people will make their home in McCOok
county.
Tho st. Vincent de Paul society
which is attached to the Sacred Heart
church at Yankton held a social one
evening last week and the big crowd
in attendance filled the largest hall in
the city. All kinds of articles were
offered for sale and found ready buy
ers. The event was a great success
financially and otherwise. and the So
riety realized over 500, which will go
TO the new church fund.
Dicd.-Our Black Hills corresponds
cnt writes of the death Of an estimable
lady of that district viz, Mrs. Mary
Smith. who died on the 10Th inst. of
cancer of the breast and stomach, at
Nahant, II miles from Lead City. De-
ceascds home was in Chicago. and
about three months since came to the
Hills to visit her daughter, Mrs. Til
son. where she passed away. Mrs.
Smith was the wife of Captain Jacob
Smith, a veteran steamboat man. She
WAS a years old and a very eXem-
plnry Catholic.
Mr.. Thomas Mcbride, who has been
engaged in the farming of Minnehaha
county soil for many years, was SER
iously injured by Il bull few days
since. The old gentleman was in the
hnrn-yard when the animal attacked
him herccly. Tie was knocked down,
tramplcd upon and cut badly around
the head. NIr. Mcbride is quite ad-
vanced in years and it may be that lie
will not recover