The Irish standard., 1909-09-25
OVER THE NORTHWEST

church on the site of the old one at
oost Of about $4,000. The building
will be 1852 feet. Operations Will
he begun at once so as to occupy It
temporarily for the winter.
Faribault, Minn.-P. ]. Gallagher,
the plumbing and heating contractor,
underwent an operation recently at
St. Mary's hospital. Rochester, for
appendicitis. He rallied quickly from
the shock Of the operation and has
since been convalescing. He is maa
of fine physical constitution and will
soon be able to return home.
Princeton, Minn.-Mrs. Amos Hor-
rigan died at her home in South Fork.
Kanabec county. on Friday, September
10, aged Is years. The body was
brought to Princeton and services were
held in st. Edwards church by Rev.
Father Levings and the interment was
N the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Hor-
rigan is survived by a husband and
four sons, the latter being John, who
lives in Iowa; Amos, South Dakota;
William, Milaca, and Thomas, South
Fork.
Rochester, Minn.-In case the pas
torate at Claremont becomes vacant
and there is every reason to think that
Q vacancy will soon exist in the Cath
Ollie parish there, Rev. John A. Cum
yaiskey, Of Rochester, will be appoint
ed as priest and pastor of the flock
Before coming to this city. Father
Cummiskey desired to go to that sta
ton, and has always had kindly eye
upon the place. While he has enjoyed
his work here. and has taken the keen
est interest therein as has been tho
case everywhere this energetic priest
has labored, he is really anxious to go
to Claremont. Naturally. feeling thus.
he is not at all pleased at the way
some Of his friends are seeking -
prevent him from attaining his ambi
ton. He was for number of years
secretary to the late Bishop Cotte-,
and in that position gained a KNOW
edge of affairs that broadened his OK
perience and fitted him to be a pro-
gressive clergyman, active in all mat
tiers that pertain to the we'll being Of
the church. He has also had practi-
cal experience as pastor in the west.
The people of Claremont are to be
Congratulated on securing a man of
Father Cummiskey's type, mental at
tsinment and irresistible energy, as
pastor of the Catholic church.
Belle Plaine.-Con Mahoney has ar
rived home from Swift Current, Sask..
Canada, where he had been visiting
two weeks with his brother, John Ma
1 honey. and family. He brings back q
fine report of the crop conditions In
that country. and had ample time to
make q complete investigation. The
yield, he says. is immense, and tho
only question the farmers have to meet
I is the prospect OF securing enough cars
to move the crop.
Graceville, MIMI. M. Cunning
nam spent the past week here looking
after his farm and threshing The
held Of wheat north of his house yield
cd between 20 and rs bushels. Mr.,
cunningham plans on spending the
winter at Seattle and other western
points. His daughter, Miss Alice, will
70 with him. Miss Kittie, who Wis.,
TIED in st. Paul and Appleton this sum.
mer, has returned to her school in
Alaska, where the climate agrees with
ner and she likes the people,
4 Waoasha, Minn.-At 9 o'clock Tues
nay morning. Sept. 4, Charles q.
OHellly and Miss Anna Schoeller wera
united IN marriage at st. Felix church.
the Rev. Arthur Dittman officiating
Tine bride was attired in a beautiful
Eown Of white silk and carried q bou-
4 Qoet of bridal roses. Miss Pearl Dolan
\ who was maid of honor, wore dres,
4 Of blue silk. while the bridesmaid
4 MISS Lena Ginther, wore silk gown
OF old rose. Fred O'Reilly was best
man. A reception was held at the
4 auditorium at noon, and bountifu
wedding dinner served The dinina
room was decorated with wedding
bells and white streamers. The bride
Il sis the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
a -; schoeiler, and one Of Wabasha's
q most popular and estimable young
lauies. The groom is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James o'Reilly, and is we'll known
q socially, having spent much of hi,
u Tine ln In this city. The young people
4 have wide circle Of friends, and start
out IN life under the most favorable
auspices.
areen Isle Minn.-During the alb.
sence Of Rev. FIR. Hand, Father Doyle
EkENf5 81 ThOmoS' oolIa~o ,,,;,,