The Irish standard., 1906-08-04
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Hudson. Wis.-Mr. John Stephens
Of IIllensburg. WASH, and Miss May
| Lewis of BOardman. were married at
the St. Patriclls Catholic church in
this city Tuesday, July IL. 1906, Rev
Father Barney officiating. The bride
| was prettily gowned in white Persian
Lawn and carried bouquet of bride s
| roses; she was attended by her sister
| Miss Bessie Lewis. who acted as maid
| of honor and carried blush roses. Mr.
Joseph stephens, brother or the groom
| was best man. The happy pair will
make their home at Ellenpurg where
the groom is employed by the railroad
company.
Waverly. Minn.-Miss Nellie O'Hara
aged So. died Friday evening, July 90
at her home in this village after al
illness of only one week. Deceased
was born in Scranton, Pa, July IS. 1867
and when nine months old her parents
came to Minnesota. settling in Wood
land. where they remained until 16
years ago they came to this village tc
reside. The deceased is survived by
her mother and four sisters. Mrs. r
Haverty and Mrs. Winifred McGov-
crn of Minneapolis, Mrs. c. Berkner
of Litchfeld, and Mrs. John McNeeley
of Woodland.
Blooming Prairie Minn.-Saturday
home in Albert Lea, aged Il years. Mr..
McAllister formerly lived ON Il farm in
Westlield. Dodge county. Thirteen years
ago last spring lie bought the DIR.
Johnson residence property in this viii
lage and until Angus. of last year,
when he moved to Albert Lea He
moved there to be near three of his
children who live in that city. During
the past five years he has been ailing
of the rebellion he served in the union
army and belonged to the artillery. He
received Il wound while serving his
country which probably shortened his
life. The funeral services We're con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Murray at the
Catholic church the following Monday
morning. The deceased was an honest.
upright man who enjoyed the respect
aud good will Of all his neighbors
Green Isle, Minn-The sudden death
Of ene of our highly respected women
Mrs. Patrick Doheny, at Silver Lake
on the Goth ult, was severe shock
to her friends and relatives, and es-
pecially to her aged husband whose
companion and helpmate she has been
for over 40 years. She was in her usual
health until a few days before. when
she was taken with severe pain in
her side. A doctor was summoned who
pronounced 1t case of strangulated
hernia. All that kind hands and loving
hearts and medical skill could do was
done, but all Of no avail. She gradu-
ally grew weaker until Friday night
July Goth, after being fortified by the
rites of the Catholic church OF which
she was faithful member and sur
rounded by some members of her fam
lily and a few friends. she passed away
Shakopee. Minn.-One of the most
notable events in the history of St
Marks Catholic church and the only
one of Its kind that has taken place
in Shakopee since the establishment of
the church here fifty years ago. occur
red July "a, when Rev. FIR. Alois Plut
was invested with the purple robes
which signify his rank as a prelate OF
the papal household-an honor recently
conferred upon him by Pope Plus X
The ceremonies of investiture We're
most impressive. and St. Marks church
with its immense seating capacity, was
inadequate to accommodate the num-
bers who had gathered to witness this
honor bestowed upon their beloved
pastor. and many We're unable to OBJ
tain an entrance to the building. Arch
bishop Ireland arrived from st. Paul
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