The Irish standard., 1910-10-15

and will remove to that place In the
near future. A new pastor for st.
Agnes has not yet been assigned. Rev.
Edward Stack, who has been pastor
at Mapleton, owing to feeble health
has been relieved of duty and it is
understood that he will make his
home, at least for time, in Waba-
sha county.
st. Peter, Minn.-The remains Of
Michael Lawler, whose death occurred
at noon Saturday, Oct. LIST, were
brought to st. Peter. They were &C.
companied by Mrs. M. Lawler, Thos.
and Jay Lawler of Chokio, Mimi, and
funeral services were held the follow
ing day, Oct. 4. Left to mourn their
loss are his mother, Mrs. M. Lawler,
four brothers, Thos. Lawler, Jay Law
Ter, James Lawler and George Lawler
of Chokio; and five sisters: Mrs:
Michael Osborne, Lake Prairie; Mrs.
R. E. Lambert, Oshawa; Mrs. v. v.
Light, Norfolk, Neb.; Mrs. M. john
son, Yankton, s. D., and Miss Isabel
Lawler, North Dakota. Rev. Father
Moran conducted the funeral services.
Dickinson, N. D-The Catholics in
the southern part of this county are
erecting costly church and is to be
known as St. Plus church. It is eleven
miles north of New England and two
miles west of the Dickinson road. The
Heaton Lumber Co., of this city have
the contract at about $4,000. It is
believed the church will cost about
$4,000 when completed and ready for
occupancy.
Graceville, Minn.-Mrs. Laurence
Flaherty, aged 70 years, died of drop.
sy at her home in the town of Moon.
shine, Saturday, October 1st Mrs.
Flaherty was one of the very earliest
of Big Stone county settlers, coming
with her family in 1880 from her home
in County Galway, Ireland, and living
here until the time of her death. AIT.
er a long, busy and useful life, she
died as she had lived, honored, re-
spected and loved. She leaves six
children; Mrs. T. Murphy, of Mohall,
N. D.; Mrs. T. McDonough, of War.
wick, N. D., Mrs. D. D. Burns. of this
place. John Flaherty, of Sherwood, N.
D., and James and Martin Flaherty,
who live here, all of whom were pres.
ent at the funeral which took place
Tuesday, October 4, from the Church
of the Holy Rosary, Rev. Father Ken
nedy officiating.
Red Wing, Minn.-Bishop Lawler.
OF st. Paul, assisted Father GauRhan
of this city, Rev. Father McDermott
of Cannon Falls and Rev. Father Ly.
deckers of Belle Chester, confirmed
class of nearly one hundred at St.
Joseph's church last Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Owatonna, Minn.-Bishop Hebron y,
the diocese of Winona has appointed
Rev. Edward H. Devlin of the Church
OF st. Augustine, Austin, Mimi. vicar
general of the diocese.
Graceville. Mimi, Matthew Galloelv
died suddenly of heart disease on his
farm north of this city on the list inst.
The funeral was held the fo1low,np
Wednesday from the Church of the
HOLY Rosary, the Requiem Mass be.
ing celebrated by Rev. Father RYAN
The attendance was very large tho
knights of Columbus, to which order
ne belonged, turning out in a BODY
and escorting the remains from the
residence to the church and tn the
cemetery. The pail bearers were A.
~ oBrlen, Frank Beaulieu, John Han.
ratty, Michael Cregan, R. A. Costello.
and VIM. Reynolds James and Mich.
ael Gallogly, of Buckingham, Ia., broth.
ers OF the deceased, and his sisters.
Mrs. G. P. Kimball, of Chicago. Mrs
J. Daley, of st. Paul and Mrs. u
Granny, of Centerville, S. D., were
present at the obsequies.
Barry, Minn.-The marriage Of Miss
Ethel Fallett and Joseph RYAN took
place at Holy Rosary church, Grace
vile, Tuesday morning, October a.
Rev. Father Ryan officiating. Thew
were attended by Miss Frances and
Daniel Ryan, sister and brother ot
the groom.
Hastings, Minn.-Rev. P. J. Moran
celebrated his first mass at the Church
OF the Guardian Angels. on SUNDAY
morning, Oct 1, at ten o'clock, with a
large congregation in attendance Row
Rather Moran was ordained To tho
priesthood September 2Sth, at St
Paurs seminary, st. Paul. At tho
mass Rev. G. ]. Cremin, of St. Paul
was deacon, Rev. Joseph Bauer. OF
PRESCOTT, Wis, sub.deacon, and Rev
r. ). Cunningham, master of cere.
MONIES. During the oory;oa. ~