The Irish standard., 1907-06-29

church, where Mgr Mensing has been
pastor for the past % years, when he
was ordained a priest for the vicariate
of Dakota. A large body of the clergy
will be at Webster on the 18th as
Monsignor Mensing is deservedly pop
ular amongst them
Married-On Tuesday afternoon of
last week at the home Of the brides
mother in Mitchell, Mr.. Frank w.
Rockwell was Joined in matrimony to
Miss Dora Bobb and the Very Rev. j.
j. Shea. P. R., was the officiating cler-
syman. Mr.. Howard Kress acted as
best man and the bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Bessie Bobb. Din
ner was served at the brides home, af-
ter which the young couple left on the
evening Omaha train for short trip
to the Twin Cities. They will be at
home to their friends after July 18th
at 407 North Sanborn street, Mitchell.
Forty hours devotional exercises
were conducted this week in st.
Michael's church, Clark. Rev. E.
Bouneterre. pastor. and the faithful
attended in large numbers and ap-
preached the sacraments. There were
several priests present, amongst whom
we noticed the Very Rev. Dean Des-
mond of Huron, and the Rev. Fathers
O'Meara Of WATERFOWL, Flynn of Es-
feline and McConachie of Redfield.
To accommodate the increasing
membership Of st. Mary's German
Church at Aberdeen, the Rev. Father
n. Dahlmanns is charging same.
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
William Conley has recently graduated
from the Northwestern Dental school
OF Chicago. DR.. Conley is the son
of pioneer Yankton settler, Mr. Hen
ry Conley. c. M. and st. P, passenger
conductor, who, in the early sos ran
a train between the latter burg and
Sioux City. and who is still in active
service. Conductor Conley resided in
Yankton for several years and it was
in that city that young Willard was
born and baptized by the lanlente
Vicar General Willard, who in those
days was located in that city as pas
tor of the Sacred Heart church and
vicar general of the vicariate under
Bishop Martin.
Married-Our Lead correspondent
writes Of the marriage of Miss Stella
Marcoux of that city to Mr.. Barnard
Webster of Deadwood. which happy
event took placesat the Episcopal res
idence in the former city on the goth
inst, Rev. T.. J. Mccarthy officiating
Both parties are we'll and respectfully
known through Laurence county, The
groom is an employe of the Adams
Wholesale Grocery Co. in Deadwood.
and is known for his steady and in
dustrious habits. The newly married
pair partook Of the wedding break
fast at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
coux after which they left on a. we'd
ding trip to Canada and will be abb
sent. six weeks
Rev. Bernard Weber of Salem in
tends to enlarge the parochial school
at that place in. the near future, and he
has plans arranged already for same
Mr.. Maurice Nolan, who has spent
the past year at st. Pauls seminary,
prosecuting his studies for the priest
hood is at present visiting his sister
and family at Bridgewater, Mrs. John
Burke.
Married-Mr Matt Reedy, a pros
porous young farmer living near
Bridgewater was married on the goth
inst. at ST. Stephens church. in that
city to Miss Mamie Tormey, the Very
Rev. Dean Burning officiating. The
young couple are highly respected and
the Standard extends congratulations
to them.
Rev. Father Burke of Geddes left on
Monday of last week to be absent for
about six weeks. visiting friends in the
East.
Married-Mrs. Lyman Dotv Of Wa
konda and Miss Mary Devine Of Mis-
sion Hill We're united in lawful we'd
lock on Wednesday morning of last
week at the Sacred Heart Parochial
residence. Yankton. and Father Laur-
ence Link performed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Doty have settled down
to housekeeping on farm near Wa
konda.
During recent Saturday night
storm st. Agnes church at Sigel -
miles north of Yankton was totally de-
stroyed. with all its contents. The loss
was $1,000 insurance. $4,000
Died--Another Hamlne county pio-
neer settler was called to his reward
lately. Mr.. Michael Hoffman,, who
died at his home few miles south
of ESteline. Deceased came to Da-