The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-10-25
OVER THE NORTHWEST

OVER THE NORTHWEST|
st. Peter. Minn.-James Murray NAL
10y, q we'll known resident of Cleve.
land township, passed away very sud.
denly last Monday. He succumbed to
an attack Of heart trouble, being
stricken about s o'clock while sitting
IN his chair. = Mr.. Malloy, who was
nearly 70 years Of age, was born in
Ireland ON Oct. rs, 1884. He came
to this country with his parents when
. mere boy. They settled in New
York city and he grew to manhood
there. He was married in New York
and lived there until about twenty-five
years ago, when he settled on his
farm mile and half west Of Cleve-
land. Mrs. Malloy passed away in
1896. The funeral was held from st.
Peters church in this city at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Rev. Father Mo-
ran conducted the services, and the
remains were laid to rest beside those
OF his wife in Calvary cemetery.
Flandreau, 8. D.-Bishop O'Gorman
came up from Sioux Falls Saturday
and confirmed class Of IS children
and young people at the Catholic
church. He reached here on the 10:45
train and was met at the depot by
Q committee with autos and taken to
the. parochial residence where the
class. WAS awaiting him. The class
and clsrgy then formed procession
and marched to the church where
High Mass was celebrated. After
Mass the Bishop spoke to the congre.
ea&inn briefly. urging them to build
. nav church. To the class he ex-
p1ainsd dearly the meaning Of the
sacrament he was about to confer up
e. ahsu. and then gave them the
sDlsdgs q total abstinence from strong
drink until they reach the age OF
twspty-ous. the children taking the
lDedeo under solemn oath. It was
n impressive moment and one those
children will never forget. The Bishop
thsn administered confirmation.
Rochester,, Minn.-Rev. 8. Condron
e@eiated at the marriage Of Miss
Jossphine Ripley and Otto Thiel Mon
~. morning at st. Bridget's parson.
ags. The couple was attended by
Miss Frances Ripley and Michael
O'rliel. Mr.. and Mrs. Thief will en-.
10Y . brief honeymoon before return
ing to . farm south Of Simpson where
they will reside. The participants in
this mornings nuptial event are young
people living in Simpson and vicinity.
The bride is the daughter Of William
Ripley, who recently purchased the
Brown farm, while the groom has
bought the Walter Herber place for
the future home of his bride and him
self. Both are well known, and the
recipients of sincere wishes for sue.
cess and happiness.
Belle PLANE. Minn.-James Downey.
who was a resident Of Belle PLANE
until last May, died on Friday, Oct.
10, at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Daniel Donahue in Minneapolis. Death
was the result of stomach troubles
from which the deceased had been
suffering for years.
Duluth, Minn.-The wedding of Miss
Ethel I. Enright and Daniel F. Shan
non took place last Wednesday morn
ing at the Sacred Heart cathedral at
$3.50 o'clock, the Rev. Father Kiley
ohiciating. Miss Enright was attend.
Cd by her sister. Miss Esther Enright
and Leo ]. Shannon was best man.
The bride was gowned in white and
wore q. corsage bouquet Of bride
roses Her bridesmaid wore light
blue With 2 corsage bouquet Of vel,
how roses. "A wedding breakfast was
served at: the home Of the groom's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. D. Shannon, 1926
West Fourth street. The rooms were
decorated with mountain ash berries
and autumn leaves.
The first program meeting Of the
Bishops club will be held Tuesday
evening IN the Bishop club rooms in
Cathedral hall at 8 o'clock. Miss
Elizabeth HALEY will be leader. The
following program will be given:
Scripture reading, Miss Anna D.
Foley; vocal solo, Mrs. ]. e. Coates;
"rm Of the Desert" (Phillips); paper.
GEOGRAPHY. of Greece; Myths and
Heroic Age" Mrs. F. G. Lee; vocal
solo,. selected. Miss Borgil Dahl; cur
rent events, Miss Gertrude Knauf.
Mrs. III. ], sDonahue, 211 East Third
street, was hostess at an informal
bridge party. last Friday evening in
compliment to her house guest, Mrs
James ELLINGTON, Of Portland, Ore
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