The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-07-16

until Monday. On Sunday the Arch
bishop read mass at Z o'clock in St.
Marks church and at 9 o'clock was es-
corted to the church by a class of over
165 young people whom he confirmed
after the high mass, which was sung
by Rev. FIR. Soda.
meeting of the hospital committee, at
tended by Bishop Wehrle, was held at
the Commercial Club room last Sat
urday evening and many matters con-
corning the erection of u hospital were
discussed. Bishop Wehrle said that
he was much enthused with the prompt
response made by the citizens here and
would put forth his best efforts to Sc
cure a community Of Sisters to take
charge of the enterprise in Dickinson.
Graceville, Minn.-On June 2Sth, at
Butte, Mont, occurred the marriage
of Miss Teresa Coyne, formerly of this
place, to Mr.. P. j. Kelley of Butte.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Agnes Coyne, Robert Kelley, the
groom's brother, being the grooms
man.
Hastings, Minn.-Mr. Michael r.
O'Shaughnessy of Welch and Miss
Theresa Husting of Ravenna, were
united in marriage on Tuesday, June
26, at St. Joseph's church, Miesville,
The attendants were Miss Katherine
o 'Shaughnessy, sister of the groom
and Liborious Husting, brother of the
bride.
Spring Valley, MINI. - Bert j.
! Vaughn and Miss Clara Thelen were
united in marriage by Father Gmein-
der at the Catholic church Wednesday
morning, June 81, the ceremony taking
place at Z o'clock. The wedding was
attended by only relatives and near
friends.
Emmetsburg, Ia.--Mrs. Jacob Rein
ing, nee Jennie Victoria Murray, was
born in Warren county, Iowa, October
9, 1881, and died at Mercy hospital,
Des Moines, June rs, of cancerated tu-
NOR. Mrs. Refining had been sick but
a short time. Mr.. and Mrs. Refining
were married November -, 1902 by
Rev. Father Carroll of Sacred Heart
church, Ayrshire, Iowa. She leaves to
mourn her untimely death her devot-
ed husband, two daughters, aged six
and five years, and one little son, aged
three years.
Anoka, Minn.-Father Dolphin of st.
Stephens church, arrived home Mon
day, having been gone since the middle
of February on a trip through Europe
Father Dolphin, on recovering from
typhoid fever, was advised by his ply
sician to take a trip before he as
sumed his regular responsibilities
again. He returns to Anoka much inn
proved in health and ready for active
| WI n. w 1lilC SOiC llS flSllGu FRANCE,
Spain, Gibraltar, Tangiers, Africa, Ma
| pies and Rome and toured the Italian
lakes, Switzerland, Germany, Holland
Belgium, England and Ireland, where
he visited the Barney Castle and wit
messed the kissing of the Blarney
stone. Rome made the greatest i'm
preston on him. Here, he had an
audience with the Pope, and said mass
over the tomb of ST. Peter. A visit tc
the catacombs and the Appian way
proved most interesting.
| Miller, S. D.-Monday morning, July
4, at o'clock Father O'Hara per-
formed the wedding ceremony at the
Catholic church for Miss Susan Cakes
and Mr.. Louis Mack. They were at
tended by Miss Susan Kennedy and
Mr.. Frank Mack, brother of the
groom
| De Graft, Minn.-Coroner Minikus
was called here Tuesday. June 26, tc
view the remains of Mrs. Ellen Nc
Kinney, who was found dead in he,
house in this village. She was wo-
man over 10 years old and had LIVED
alone for some time. The coroner
made an examination, but found moth.
ing to indicate that she had died othe,
than natural death. She was the
widow Of John Mckinney and was one
of the first settlers in this village The
funeral was held on Father Walsh's
return to the village
Faribault, Minn.-John O'Connor, Jr,
died July at the. home of his father
John O'Connor, on West Prairie in tn,
town of Warsaw. The, funeral wa,
held Friday morning at 10 o'clock a
the Church of the immaculate Con
ception. lnterment in Calvary GENE
terry.
Faribault, Minn.-The funeral o
tho late Mrc II o,,;.,.