The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-23
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Dundee: Plans are in preparation
for the erection of a pastoral resi-
dence for the parish of st. Mary
which is now attended as a mission
| from Avoca by the Rev. p A. Fibesar.
AS soon as the building is completed
resident pastor will be appointed.
Fairmont: The foundations of the
new parochial school of St. Paurs
| Church OF which Rev. E. ]. O'Connell
is pastor, will be put in this fall and
the work of the superstructure will
that the building may be in readiness
| for the opening of the school year in
| September, 1917. Several members
of the congregation have given $4,000
each towards the fund for the cree
| ton of the new school.
Pipestone: st. GATHERINGS parish
at Pipestone has erected during this
| season a splendid new church and an
elegant parish house. The church is
| constructed of brick and occupying a
prominent elevation is an ornament
to the city of Pipestone. The old
| church had become entirely made
quate to the needs of a prosperous
parish and the property on which the
church and parish house stood has
| been disposed Of and new and en-
tirely better location was selected for
the new building. The pastor, Rev.
Joseph Mangan, has now well
equipped parish so far as church and
| house are concerned.
| Caledonia: A new and commodious
residence has been provided for the
Sisters of ST. Francis who have
charge of the parochial school of ST.
John the Baptist.
| Ellsworth: st. Mary's parish at
Ellsworth has plans prepared for a
new parochial residence, and the
foundation will be built this fall. In
the spring the house will be erected
so as to be completed in the early
summer. The pastor is the Rev. J
M. Kelly. -yo a@ -, .s,.-..-..
Wabasha: At the annual meeting
of st. Felix Court Number SAG, Catho
lie Order of Foresters, held September
II, the following officers were elected:
Chief Ranger, Frank A. Miller; Vice
Chief Ranger, Joseph Koch; Past
Chief Ranger, Thomas Meyer; Treas
urer, H. E. Leuthe; Recording Secre
tary, Marcus ,Satory; Financial Sec
rotary, Paul F. Zell; Trustee Three
Years, Peter. Meyer. ~
st. Mary's Court No. 2O8, Women's
Catholic Order of Foresters, observed
the silver jubilee of the order will
a banquet at the Auditorium, Septem
Der 49, The dining room was effec
lively decorated in white and gold
Rt. Rev. Msgr M. Wurst, pastor O.
st. Felix Church of this city, DR.. Drew
of st. Paul and DR.. M. J. Shaughness!
were guests of honor. Rt. Rev. Msgr
M. Wurst delivered an appropriate
address.
Mankato: Knights of Columbus
held their annual meeting Septembe
IA in Knights of Columbus hall, AM
elected the following officers for tn
ensuing year: j. E. Hickey, gram
knight; Fred J. Krost, deputy gran
knight; William Byrnes, chancellor
J. A. Wintheiser, financial secretary
Leonard B. Ryan, recording secretary
Fred G. Walser, treasurer; Martin F
Mcclure, warden; John P. lien, &C
: vocate; William G. Costly, insid
: guard; ]. w. Flanagan, outsid
= guard; H. F. Leonard, trustee TO
:. three years.
r Columbus day, October II, will b
appropriately observed by knight
this year, and a special program wi
be prepared for the occasion.
Waseca: The knights of Columbu
of Waseca and vicinity have just pc
h fected arrangements which will Civ
V them a modern, up to date hall. The
h have closed a contract with E. v
q Lever to build a third story on h
!. new garage building, and have take
q lease of the entire third floor fl
r a period of twelve years with tt
privilege of renewal at the end of tn;
time.
" The building is So by 1870 fee
r This will give ample floor space fl
# the usual lodge rooms and fine a
" sembly hall The front part of Il
e floor will be occupied by club al
N lodge rooms, kitchen, parlor, toll
IS and bath rooms, while the rear w
be occupied by a ball room about
by 80 feet. This ball room will f
a long felt want in this city, as
n will be large enough to furnish accol
n modations for dancing parties or 9th
le public gatherings.
N 1t is expected that the new hi
% will be completed about the first
is January. 1t will be equipped wi
10 modern and up-to-date furnishin
10 and will give the K. C's. of Vase
county a home of which any council
the state would have reason to fe
= proud. Both Mr.. Lever and t
! Knights of Columbus are to be &C
graduated on the step they ha
taken.
F. It is far better to limp all the w