The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-10-23
held Tuesday afternoon.

held tuesday afternoon.
Father George Schessold. a former
pastor of st. Clements church In the
West end. 10 dangerously i'll in n
Brainerd hospital. The latest advic-
es received from Brainerd regarding
his condition say he Is slightly inn
proved. but not yet out d danger.
Father Schessold had charge of the
local parish from 1898 to 1898 and was
liked among his parishioners. From
Duluth he went to New York and,
after a few years, went to the state OF
Washington. He broke down in health
and finally came back to Minnesota.
At a wedding service at the Ca
thedral of the Sacred Heart, Miss
Hannah O'Brien, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. O'Brien, became the bride
of Robert D. Murdoch of Fort Will
liam, Ont. The service was read at
1880 o'clock by Father Lamberich. The
bride was attended by her sister, Nell
lie O'Brien, and the groomsman WAS
David O'Brien. The ringbearer was
little Margaret Walsh. The bride
wore gown Of lavender silk and car
ried white prayer book. The, brides
maid wore gown of brown silk and
carried white roses After the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents.
Covers were laid for twenty-five The
out of-town guests were Mr.. and Mira.
J. E. O'Brien of New York. Mr.. Muir
dock and his bride left on the steamer
Easton for Fort William, where they
will make their home.
| The ladies Of Cathedral Court c. O.
F., gave very successful card party
at the hall last Monday evening.
Wrestling and boxing will he in
cluded in the winter sport program
Clements Catholic church on West
Third street. Charles Leonard will
train the boys. Two indoor baseball
teams have been picked and out for
practice. After few days, it is ex
pected that a permanent team may
be chosen. George .Arimond was
elected manager of the indoor base
ball team and L. Drohan will be the
manager of the basketball team. The
teams will be chosen by the managers
some time next week and the bows
will gather for practice every even
ing. The sodality meets once a month
for business session. The captains
of the basketball and indoor baseball
teams will be elected as soon as the
teams are fully organized.
The 3-year- old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Haller died Sunday morn
ing at the residence of it's grandpar-
ents. 707 West Second street, of in
Eantile paralysis. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon. with inter-
lnent at Calvary cemetery.
An alumni association is being or
ganized by a number of former grad
yates of the cathedral school, and a
preparatory meeting was held Thur:-
day, Oct. Fl. at o'clock, at the Bisl,-
ops club rooms.
P. H. Martin and j. Belineur have
returned from meeting of the state
court of the Catholic Order of Forest
ers, held in st. Paul last Tuesday. The
next meeting of the court will be held
in Duluth In November On the oc-
casion Of the visit of the state off,
GERS here, large class of members
will be initiated into the order. The
several courts OF the order in this city
have been at work for some time
in getting up the class. State Au(:-
tor and Organizer Loskiel has been
here for some weeks assisting in the
work He has been very successful
and it is expected that the largest
class ever organized will be initiated
The state officers will assist at the
installation ceremonies to be held next
month.