The Irish standard., 1914-12-05
nan, Josephine McHugh and Miss


A. Bennett.
Father O'Mahoney, head of the
Sacred Heart parish, will not be trans
ferred to Long Lake, Wis, as was first
planned by Bishop Koudelka. Vicar
General Father Schmidt announced
last night that Father P. ]. O'Mahoney
would remain at the head of his
church.
All of the other transfers were made
Sunday, November 20, as first an
nounced, according to Vicar General
Schmidt. Father J. E. Caisse. of Ham
mond, Wis.,, formerly connected with
the Sacred Heart church, will return
here.
Other Catholic pastors who will
leave tie local diocese for their new
CHURCHES are Father A. A. Borucki of
the st Stanislaus church, who goes
to Stanton, Wis; Father A. Gawenda
of the local Cyrillius and Methodius
church to the st. Stanislaus church;
Cumberland; Father William Kaupel-
peck 1T Bruce, to Turtle Lake, and
Father 7. J. Tonneni of Bruce, to Cum
berlan,''
Kellogg.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the Immaculate church at Conception
Wednesday, November "a, when Miss
Dora Anna Fischer, became the bride
Of Mr. Levi Cox, Rev. Joseph Zahner
officiating at the nuptial mass. The
bride was attended by her sister Miss
Gertrude Fischer and Miss Myrtle
Cox. The groom was attended by
his brother, Mr. Mike Cox, and Mr..
Theodore Fischer.
Wabasha.
Rt. Rev. Max Wurst pronounced the
words Tuesday morning, November "a,
which united in marriage Edward
Chris Wagner and Miss Clara Meh-
rem. The ceremony was performed at
st. Felix church at Wabasha.
shakopee.
A pretty wedding occurred at St.
Marks church on Thanksgiving day
when Miss Julia Meyer, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Nicholas Meyer, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Albert D.
Chaon of Gary, S. D. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev.
Alois Plut.
FaribauIt.
Thursday, November 26, at nine
o'clock, at the Church of St. Lawrence,
occurred the marriage of Miss Lena
Huss, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Huss, to Mr.. John ]. Ziegler. Rev.
Father Scholzen of Bird Island, Mimi,
cousin of the groom, performed the
ceremony.
Faribault.
Faribault Council, Knights of Co.
lumbus, has presented the Faribault
public library set of the Catholic
Encyclopedia, consisting of 16 vol
umes. The volumes have been placed
in the reference room of the library.
The library board has rendered Fari-
bault Council vote of thanks for the
books.
FaribauIt.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at st. Lawrence's church, Tues
day morning, November "a, when Miss
Susannan Kotz became the wife of
Mr.. George ]. Becker. Rev. Father
Smallian officiated.
Little Falls.
A pretty church wedding took place
Monday morning, November %, when
Miss Lydia Schelling became the bride
of Frank NORM, the affair taking place
at the Belle Prairie Catholic church.
Rev. FIR. Barras officiated.
AIgona, la.
Sunday, November 27, the Algona
K. c. council initiated large class.
The members assembled at their hall
at S:b o'clock and attended high
mass. 'After the completion of the
degrees in the afternoon, an elegant
banquet was served.
Emmetsburg, la.
Mr.. James L. Sherlock and Miss
Philemena Donahue were married at
the Assumption church Wednesday,
morning, November 25, Very Rev. p.
F. Farrelly officiating. The bride was
attended by Miss May Donahue and
the groom by Mr.. Eugene Sherlock.
Dickinson, N. D.
Michael Krank died at the home of
his son-in-law, Jos. Zeigler, in Dickin-
son, Saturday, Nov. 21st, of an illness
that covered quite a long period.
Funeral services were held at St.
Joseph's church, Rev. Father Schold-
er off ciating. The remains were
taken to the German Catholic ceme-
terry south of this city for burial.
Montgomery.
The marriage of Miss Emma Factor
and Mr.. Albert Janda, was solemnized
at the church of the Most Holy Re.
deemfr,i Tuesday morning, November
"a, RRt. Emil Polasek officiating at
the sesHices.
A wedding took place at the church
of the Most Holy Redeemer, Monday
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