The Irish standard., 1911-07-15

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OVER THE NORTHWEST
Pennington Mnn.-The marriage Of
Miss Mary Eleanor F'eely and William
Francis Jackson took place in this viii
lage Wednesday morning, July 5, at
st. Michaels church. Rev. Father
Gleason officiating. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Feely
After the ceremony about 100 invited
guests assembled at the home of her
parents, where an elaborate wedding
dinner was served. The house was
decorated with ferns, roses and carna-
TONS Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson left for
st. Paul by automobile; from there
they started on an extended eastern
trip, going by way of the Great Lakes
and stopping at Buffalo, New York
city, Washington, D. c., and other
eastern and southern points, return
at home in Redwood Falls after Aug.
IS.
South Heart, N. D.-The new
Catholic church which has just been
completed here was dedicated Sunday,
July 2. Many prominent church digni-
taries of the Slope were present in
Guiding Bishop Wehrle, Rev. Father
Hiltner, Vicar general of this diocese,
Father Rooney of Bismarck and Fa-
Their Dignam of this city. Reverend
Rooney celebrated mass and Vicar
Hiltner delivered the sermon. Father
Hiltner complimented the people of the
parish on their zeal and enterprise.
Mendoza, Minn.-The death of Mr..
Michael Shields occurred here June
9th after a sickness extending over
several months. Deceased was born in
Illinois, but came to Minnesota in 1854.
when but three years of age. The
funeral was held from ST. Peters
church, Mendoza Saturday at ten a.
M. with interment in the church ceme-
terry.
Belle Plaine, Minn-The Sacred
Heart church was the scene of a pref
ty wedding last Wednesday morning
when Miss Mary Ella Rendle, daugh-
tar Of nd NT,,S To- Ia
and Charles Francis Whitford. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Whitford of
Henderson, We're united in marriage.
Rev. Father Moloney conducted the
services.
Langdon. n. D.-The news was re-
ceived on Friday morning, June 80, by
telephone of the death at the st.
Michael's hospital at Grand Forks on
Tuesday night of Mrs. Patrick Scully,
who left her home a few miles east of
Langdon severed weeks ago to receive
treatment for all illness of long stand
ing. For several days before the end
came hope had been given up by the
hereaved husband and relatives of the
deceased who surrounded the bedside.
Mrs. Scully was born in Canada fifty
five years ago and with her parents
moved to Grand Forks IN 1890. Eigh-
teen years ago. in 1898, she married
Patrick Scully. and shortly afterwards
they moved from the Forks to Mr..
Scully's farm east of Langdon, where
they have resided since. The funeral
was held at Grand Forks, July 3. In
torment in Calvary cemetery.
Princeton, Minn.-G. A. O'Reilly of
Manila, p. l., brother of Mrs. ]. J.
Skahen and Mrs. r. ]. Kaliher, arrived
here on Monday evening, July 3, from
Chicago and departed for Washington,
d. c.. on Wednesday. Mr. O'Reilly is
superintendent of the Manila schools
and is in this country as representa-
tive Of the Philippine government. His
is to establish trade relations
between the islands and large CONNER
cial houses of the United States.
Benson, Minn.-The death of Mrs
Carrier occurred on Monday, July 8,
at her home in this city after an ex-
tended illness lasting over a period of
about three years. Deceased was born
on August 20, 1S47. near Montreal,
Canada, and was married to Joseph
Carrier in 1874. They moved to this
country in 1880 and have resided in
Benson since that time. The funeral
services We're held on Wednesday from
the Catholic church, Rev. P. NJ. Shea
and interment was made in
the cemetery here.