The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-21

officiating clergyman. An elaborate
dinner was served to about 80 guests.
George S. Kahnke and Miss Mary
Amberg were married at St. Mary's
church on Nov. 5, 1889. Father Trea.
nor performed the marriage ceremony.
This was his first marriage ceremony
in Waseca county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahnke are the pa
rents of sixteen children, twelve of
whom are living. They are Vincent,
of 1osco; DR.. Lawrence, of GAINESVILLE;
Sebastian, Francis, Genevieve, Marie.
Hubert. Edwin, Irene, Raphael,
George. Jr, and James, of Waseca.
Waseca.-The Ladies' Auxiliary, A.
o. H.. held county convention Wed.
nesday, Nov. II. The following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. James Sulli.
van, Of GAINESVILLE, president; Mrs. ].
r. Coughlin, vice president; Mrs.
Frits. Dalton, of GAINESVILLE, recording
secretary; Mrs. Henry Mcclure, OF
Blooming Grove, treasurer. Mrs.
Mary B. DAILY. state president, was in
attendance at the meeting.
Waseca.-Tuesday morning, Nov. 10,
at st. Mary's Catholic church, oc.
CURED the marriage of Miss Rose
Klug to John Mizera, of Morse Bluff,
Neb. The bridesmaid was Miss Emma
Klug and Attorney Frank Mizera,
brother of the groom, acted as best
man.
MONTICELLO, Minn.-A wedding was
solemnized on Tuesday, Nov. 10, when
Miss Catherine Cecilia Quinn, of
Monticello, was united in marriage to
Mr. Thomas ]. Koch, of Albertville.
The ceremony was celebrated in the
church of st. Henry, Rev. Father Hol-
land officiating.
Prlnceton.-A wedding was solemn
lied at st. Edwards Catholic church,
Wednesday, Nov. II. Mr.. Ally Nor
mandin, of Osseo, was united in mar
riage to Miss Hazel Robideau, of
Greenbush. Rev. FIR. Willenbrink of.
ficiated, and the witnesses were Mr..
Fred Menard, of Rush City, and Miss
Lulu Robideau, of Greenbush.
Cook, Minn.-A supper and dance
will be given by the Catholic women
of this village and vicinity Thanks
giving night for the benefit of the
Catholic church soon to be built at
Cook.
DuIuth.-Class honors were award
ed to 16 students of Cathedral high
school Monday, Nov. 16, when the re.
suits of the second semi-quarterly ex.
aminations were announced to the stu.
dent body assembled in the audi.
torium. Right Rev. Bishop McGol-
rick presided.
The bishop congratulated the sue
cessful pupils on their splendid rec.
ords and expressed the hope that
their efforts would ever be crowned
with similar results.
mendation regarding the former grad.
yates of this school," said he. "Of
those who are now pursuing further
studies in the various universities
nearly every one of them is leading
his class. From the records I have
heard read today I conclude that you
will uphold the enviable reputation
established by your predecessors"
The following young men carried
off first and second honors in their re.
spective classes:
Senior Class-Science course, Vim.
cent McKinnon, first; Russell Farley
second; commercial course, Eustace
Desmond, first; Raymond Gray, sec.
ond.
Junior Class-Scientifc course, The
odore Decker, first; Earl Reilly, sec.
ond; commercial course, Thomas Kill
leen. first; Edward Roth, second.
Sophomore Glass Daniel Bryan
first; Edward Kiley, second.
Freshman Class-Leo Spooner, first
Leslie Carroll, second.
First Preparatory Conway
first; John Filiatrault, second.
Second Preparatory - Carroll Car
son, first; Willard sauntry, second.
Flandreau, S. D.-The funeral Of
Aristide Bonneterre, father of Rev
Father Bonneterre, took place Thurs
day morning, Nov. 5, at II o'clock al
the Catholic church.
Among the visiting priests in the
sanctuary were Rt. Rev. Dean Des
mond, Of Huron; Mgr. Flynn, of Madi
son; Mgr. sheehan, of Elkton: Father
Bolley, of Dell Rapids; Father Man
gan, of Pipestone; Father Stacker, OF
Howard.
A solemn requiem high Mass was
celebrated with Father Bonneterre az
celebrant, Mgr. Flynn as deacon, Faith
err Stacker as sub-deacon, and Dean
Desmond as master of ceremony
Dean Desmond preached the funeral
sermon.
Z, The remains were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery.
eDuIuth.-Newly elected officers oil
Duluth council No. 447, knights of Co
lumbus, were formally installed Fri