The Irish standard., 1905-06-24

started in the upper rooms either from
a lamp left burning in the children {,
room or from combination of mice
and matches. Before sufficient help
arrived to eXtinguish the blaze, it had
gained such Roadway that little coulG
! be done to check general confiagra
ton. By quick work on the part OF
the neighbors part of the north wing
! was saved from destruction.
Winona, Minn.-A class of forty
nine received their first communion at
10 o'clock mass Sunday morning, June
I II, at the ST. Thomas pro-cathedral.
OF this number there are twenty-five
girls and twenty-four boys. Mass was
| celebrated by Rev. Father P. ]. Gala
CHER and Rev. Father English de-
hyered the sermon. Following the
vesper service, services were held at
which time the entire class renewed
] their baptismal VOWS and at o'clock
MAS the entire class took the pledge
to abstain from using the name of God
] In vain until they were twenty-five
years of age and also from the use of
| all liquors and tobacco until the age
| Of twenty-one. The following are the
names Of those who compose the
class: Girls-Helen Barlow, Julia
Baird. Della Grove, Mary Connors,
Elizabeth Green, Evelyn Greene, Mary
votruha, Margaret Weunderlich,
Helen English, Mary Kelberer, Isa-
belle Manning, Gertrude Padden, Isa-
belle Ockawich, Mable Harris, Anna
Grams, Kathryn Pehler, Margaret
Simon, Colette Clicord, Frances o.
Brien, Martha Galewski, Rose Winkel,
Mamie Weir, Nellie Farley, Stella
Moran, Sarah Leehan. Boys-Joseph
Owens, Charles Riley, Macmillan
Trawicky, John Wetzel, Henry Snyder,
Charles Chapman, Albert Hitzker,
Nicholas Digday, Edward Otibor, Geo
Wottoski, Everhard Fockins, John
Weir, Eddie Condon, Bernard Sheri-
dan, John McIvor, William Husey,
Charles kenney, Albert Zepp, Charles
Rezab, John Salisbury, Harry Dyer,
Joseph Berdick, Levi Sullivan, Mat
thew Schneider.
Spring Valley, Minn.-Dr. J. B.
Carey and Miss Lenora May Sullivan
were happily welded Wednesday,
June 7th, at st. Ignatius church, Rev.
Father Gossman officiating. Francis
Sullivan, sister Of the bride, was maid
OF honor and Charles Fitzgerald of
Rochester, was best man. Miss Laura
Sullivan played the wedding march.
Dr.. Carney is one of our popular den
lists, and the bride is daughter of D.
A. Sullivan, dealer in harness and
saddlery here.
Clontarf, Minn.-Mrs. Richard Bull
ger residing near this village, died
suddenly Tuesday, June 10, of bron-
chitis, aged 6S years. She was ma
tive of Ireland and had resided in
Swift county 81 years, coming here
from Chicago. The funeral services
were held at the Catholic church,
Clontarf, Thursday, before a large i
concourse of people, Rev. Father Ken
ny officiating.
Benson, MINI. James Sweeney
died very suddenly Monday, June IL,
at the advanced age of 70 years. He
had long been in feeble health, but
was about as usual the previous Sun
day. He leaves a sister, Margaret
Sweeney, who is over so years of age
and left entirely alone by the death of
this brother, the youngest of the fam
lily. His body was inferred in the Cath
Ollie cemetery.
Saltwater, Minn.-Mrs. Michael
Stack, highly esteemed resident of
Saltwater for many years, died sud-
denly Wednesday afternoon at the
ssf'lily resi- leuce on West Oak street.
Mrs. Stack had been ailing with throat
trouble for several months, but her
condition was not considered danger
0 8. Wednesday she became worse
suddenly and the family physician was
called. He did everything possible to
prolong her life, but the ailment would
not submit to medicines or treatment
and she died at little after o'clock.
Mrs. Stack was the wife Of Michael
Stack a prominent Saltwater lumber
man and logger She was born in Can
ada, tifty.eight years ago and came to
Saltwater in 1863 She is survived by
husband, three sons and one daugh-
ter, and was a sister of Mrs. John Hoy