The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-08-07
OVER THE NORTHWEST

ed by Rev. Father TreanOr of Waseca,
Rev. FIR. Cotter of St. Mary's hospital,
and Rev. FIR Meyer of Claremont Rev.
j. F. Cummiskey, assistant pastor of
st. Johns church, preached the SER
mon. The services were singularly
beautiful and impressive.
Wabasha, Minn.-Rev. Max Wurst
left Wednesday evening of last week
en- an extended trip to Europe and ex.
pected to sail from New York Satur.
day. Father Wurst has been ailing for
some time, his arduous pastoral duties
together with close application to
great deal of other work affecting his
health He intends to be gone about
many friends in this city and else
where wish him happy journey and
safe return. 1t is to be hoped that the
rest and the change may have bene-
fetal influence and restore the health
Of the beloved pastor of ST. Felix.
Hastings, Minn.-The Catholic cler-
sy of Dakota county held their semi
annual meeting of the deanery of Da.
kota county on Tuesday evening of
last week at the parochial residence Of
the Guardian Angels Church. this city,
when matters appertaining to church
affairs were discussed in detail. Among
the clergymen present were: Rev.
Fius Schmid, Vermilion; Rev. Terence
Moore, Rosemount; Rev. j. ]. Mics,
Niesville; Rev. Dennis Sullivan, Lake
nile; Rev. FIR. Gleason, Pennington;
Eev. Mathew Sampson, Inver Grove;
Few. P. j. O'Connor, Mendoza, and
Rev. P. R. Cunningham, Hastings.
Eveleth, Minn.-Michael j. Murphy
and Mary Ellen Dolan, two very we'll
known and popular young people, were
united.in the bonds Of holy matrimony
at st. Patrick's church at 5 o'clock
Tuesday morning Of last week by the
Rev. Father Floyd. Only immediate
relatives and close frineds were pres
ent at the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Della Murphy, sister
of the groom, and the latter was at
tended by Jack Brown. Following the
ceremony the happy couple were driv-
en- to Gilbert, where wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Matt Doyle. Those
who were in attendance at the mar.
rlage were Mrs. ]. D. Murphy of Tow
or, mother Of the groom, Misses May.
me, Allie, Lenore, Lillian and Della
Murphy, sisters of the groom; Patrick
Dolan of Hibbing and Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Doyle of Gilbert and Mrs. G. H.
McDermott of Eveleth. The young
couple have a host OF friends who
wish them every connubia1 happiness
Rochester, Minn.-James Goggins
died at fifteen minutes after o'clock
Friday afternoon, July %. at his home
nine miles south of this city. He was
I'll for some days and death was not
unexpected. Mr.. Goggins was So years
of age. He is survived by his father,
Michael Goggins, who lives in Wis.
consin, his wife, and four children
The latter are by name: Laura, Ag-
mes, Rose and James. The bereaved
brothers and sisters are: Thomas, of
Wisconsin; Michael. of this city; Mrs
B. Ftnnegan, Mary and Margaret Cog
gins, of Wisconsin. Funeral services
we're held at st. Johns church Satur-
day morning after which the casket
was placed in Tollefson's parlors. The
remains were taken east by the family
in the evening and burial was made at
tie family home in Chiffon, Wis.
Graceville, Minn.-The social event
of the last week in this village was
the luncheon given by Mrs. M. ].
f O'Hara in her apartments Tuesday af-
,ernoon and evening, in honor of her
niece, Miss Grace Mcclure, of Mer-
fiam Park. The married ladies were
received at o'clock and were enter.
tanned with cards at seven tables. The
4 tally cards were two oval shapes tied
with white silk cord and tassel. One
WIS pdlILSu i'll uSllCdlc COlOIS, lue
Z ether used for keeping the score. Mrs
A. G. Geer. by her prowess, was the
Z recipient of handsome souvenir
J. spoon. A very delicious collation. was
4 served at the close of the game. Al
the request of the hostess. Mrs A. D
O'Brien rendered skillfully difficult
piano selection with her usual grace
and ease At o'clock the young la
\ dies we're received and similarly en-
4 tertained, Willing away the evening
hours merrily. with games and music
and dainty refreshments. Cards were
played at four tables. Miss McRae
captured the trophy, a unique paper
II knife. Mrs. O'Hara was assisted II
u &serving by her son, James, her niece
Miss Mcguire, and Miss Glare O'Neill
Morris, Minn.-The remains of Miss
Minnie Fitzgerald were brought here