The Irish standard., 1910-09-10

special services IN honor Of the Eu-
| charist The meeting has been made
an annual affair for twenty-five years,
though the congresses We're held for
number of years previous to that
time.
| Michael w. Fitzgerald. Register Of
Deeds, is preparing treatise on the
subject of Real Property: It's APP
purtenances and Transfers." He deals
with the law of real property, begin
ming with feudal times. showing the
gradual development of the law made
by William the Conqueror, up to the
present 'Torrens system" of register
ing and transferring titles to land
Mr.. Fitzgerald is the father" of the
'Torrens system" in the United States,
he having brought it here from Eu-
rope, where it has been in force many
years. The new book will be pub
lished Dec. 1.
Mr.. r. j. Clarke has filed for Rep
resentative Of the Saith district on the
Democratic ticket. Primary election
will be held on Tuesday. Sept 20.
Mrs William Cunningham of the
Dayton announces the engagement of
her daughter, Rachel L., to Richard
Coyle Lilly. The wedding will take
place the latter part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coughlin, West
ern avenue, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Frances A., to
George F. Swandolar. The marriage
will take place next month.
Mrs. Mary A. Duffey, Marshall ave-
nue.. announces the marriage of her
daughter, Emyle Loretta, to Harrison
c. Horst. After short wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Horst will reside in Du-
luth, MINI.
Mr. Patrick McGillick died Wednes-
day at the family residence, 103 AZ
water street, at the age of "a years.
The remains were shipped to Ipswich,
S. D., for interment
James P. Lynch, aged SO years, died
Friday. The funeral took place Mon
day from the residence of his sister,
Mrs M. J. Rafter, as7 West Seventh
street. at $3.50. Services were held at
the Cathedral at o'clock.
Mrs. English of Litchfleld avenue
is entertaining Mrs. John Baier OF
Rochester. Mimi, and Miss Edith Del
more of st. Cloud.
Anne Lyons, so years old, died at
the family residence. 100 Cedar street,
Saturday morning. The funeral was
held from the above residence Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock. Services
were held at the Cathedral at $50.
The deceased was the widow of Maui
rice Lyons.
The ladies of ST Patricks church
will give bazaar during the month OF
October IN the school hall. The chief
feature of the bazaar will be dia-
mond ring contest for the most popu-
lar young lady in the parish and a
gold watch to the most popular young
man. There will also be the other
china painting, handmade sofa pillows
and the like.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel F. Fitz-
gerald, Laurel avenue, to DR.. Emil
Voyer of Minneapolis will take place
Wednesday, Sept. IA, at st. Luke's
church at 1lo'clock. Rev. Father Gull
len of Minneapolis will perform tho
ceremony, and Father McNulty will
read the mass. Mrs. Frances Vincent
COveny Of Minneapolis will sing. Miss
Fitzgerald gave a dinner for her bri-
dal party Thursday night at her
home. The guests were Miss AIDE
laide Frenzel Miss Margaret Rogers
Miss Frances Osburg and Miss Irene
Wainboldt and DR.. Egan John Collins
Guy Lathrop and James Williams
Miss Grace Doherty of waverly,
MIMI, is visiting Mrs. James Carey
Of Central avenue.
The funeral Of Mrs. McMonigal, 237
Stevens street, st. Paul, took place
from st. Michaers church on Friday,
Sept. 2, attended by a congregation of
mourners that made the occasion look
more like well attended Sunday de-
votion than that OF the funeral Of
simple parishioner. Mass was cele-
brated by Father Patrick oNeill and
the tribute paid by him to the mem
ory of deceased will long be remem-
bored by the people Of St. Michaers
parish. She was q resident of st.
Michaels parish for .wenty-s seven
years. Mrs. McMonigal was born in
Killybegs, County Derry. Ireland, so
years ago. She was member of the
L. A., A. o. H.. and is survived by
her husband Mr.. James McMonigal,
! and a family of six children all pron,-