The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-21
OUTSIDE THE CITIES

Belle Ftaine. Ou0 Vi Lu6 OlucoI
settlers in this township, Michael
Moriarity, died last week in his ninety
third year, after sixty-six years resi-
dence on his old homestead farm.
Born of sea-faring father in the
village of Dingle on the sea coast of
County Kerry, Ireland, on August 1,
1890, he travelled the seas as boy.
When 10 years old he left his native
land for America, and on July /,
1S4e, he landed in, New York. Later
he went to Virginia and remained
there until 1855 when he. visited Min
ly in 1856. .y;s
On August 8, 1859, he was married
in st. Paul to Catherine DAILY, and
the bride whom he brought here re-
NAMED his companion until four
years ago His interests were his
family and the cultivation of his
broad acres. Wrestling home in the
wilderness was task he set to with
eagerness, for the sake of his family.
He found contentment in his work and
his life mellowed into a restful and
peaceful old age. Rugged as sturdy
oak, he was never ill and never had
a doctor throughout his life. He died
on October 3 at 4:30 P. M.
He is survived by six sons and
four daughters; namely Mrs. Cath
crime Gaffrey, Maurice, Patrick, Mrs.
Mary Dean, John, Nellie, Michael,
Martha, Joseph and Dan, all of whom
reside in the home community except
Mrs. Dean in st. Paul, Joseph at
>Shakopee and Martha in Minneapolis.
There are 81 grandchildren and 6
great grandchildren.
The funeral took place Friday fore
noon with requiem Mass at the Sacred
Heart church, Father Minogue Of
floating, and burial was in Fair
Lawn cemetery. 1t was largely at
tended by the old settlers and friends
of the family.
Faribauit: The Trinity League
held it's first fall meeting last week.
at the K. c. Club rooms. Rev. P. j.
Ryan spoke to the members on his
recent trip to Ireland. He described
events happening on the scenes Of his
boyhood days in Tipperary. Father
Ryan's talk was much enjoyed.
The Rt. Rev. ]. J. Slevin, " g.,
| though not yet sufficiently recovered
to be able to officiate in the Church,
takes an active interest in all the &C
tivities OF the parish. He was
favorably impressed by the recent
| University Bulletin on peat, published
in last weeks issue of this paper. Peat
| or turf, he says, will be much need
| ed fuel resource in time to come in
| Minnesota. The Monsignor thinks
that the future farmers will draw on
the abundant deposits in the state,
| putting up their winters supply with
as much regularity as they now fill
their silos
Notre Danes football team re-
ceived a severe blow Saturday in the
game with Purdue, in which Tom Lieb,
lIformer Faribault high school luminary,
sustained broken leg. Lieb is one
of Notre Danes best men and this
year gave promise of doing much to-
ward winning laurels for his school
/ New UIm: st. Mary's Catholic
church, under construction in New
| Ulm, will be dedicated Sunday, De
cember II. 1t is planned to have the
church sufficiently completed by thai
time and ready for dedication and oc
cupancy.
| 1t is expected His Grace, Archbishop
Austin Bowling, will be in New Uln
on that occasion, as we'll as a large
number of the Catholic clergy. The
occasion will mark the consummatior
of the ambition of the Catholics ir
the south part of the city.
The church proper will be com
pleted prior to the other portions O.
the building. Work on this will b.
i, rushed as rapidly as possible. The
brickwork is practically completes
and the roof will be placed Then thu
building will be enclosed and advers,
weather conditions will not delay tn,
interior finishing.
I The school rooms will be don,
: later. AS they will not be occupied
until next fall, it will not MATERIAL.
: matter, if work upon this part of tn
5 building is delayed for time.
l The heating plant has been install
: ed. The cement floor in the basemen
: has been laid and as whole the worl
), on the building can be said to hav
$ progressed with celebrity since tn
r breaking of ground for the new churc
and school building, Thursday, Apr
27.
During the summer months tn
. parish home was remodeled, improve
;, and renovated. 1t has been occupie
: by Rev. FIR. A. Losleben, the pastor
for a number of weeks.
Father Losleben's activity has bee
: rewarded and his energies are larg
:. ly responsible for the rapid consun
nation of the desires of the member
: of st. Mary's parish to have ne
= church home. He has given his III
: divided attention to the building wor
= and the collecting of funds since
was assigned to the pastorate la!
1: year. 1t was no small task, but F
e Their Losleben, undaunted by the a
k verse financial condition of the cou
AL try, set his shoulder to the lWhe
IS and; assisted by the parishioner
% made rapid progress toward the goa
s.. Upon the dedication of st. Mary
IS the members of the DariS31 w