The Irish standard., 1886-10-02
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G. l.. Barry, contractor and sDulldeerl. lll ell.
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni -7E I
versity avenue northeast.
The estate Of Eben S. Hansccmb, de.
ceased, amounts to $4,000. &
j. H. Hayes, formerly O.; Minneapo,
lis, died at Douglass, Wyo., recently.
The ever faithful and efficient officer
Jack Colwell, has been detailed te
watch the Exposition at night. +
T. Doyois fell dead at 210 Hennepin
avenue on Wednesday last. Heart dis
ease was perhaps the cause. y
The Ivy Leaf social club gives The
second of its series of parties Thursday
October 7, at Window Hall.
The BARRIERS last Monday night re-
solved to leave the Sunday closing mat,
ter in the hands of the Trades Assem-
bly,.
Buy your wood and coal of John
Norton, room II, ground floor, Temple
Court. All orders promptly filed. Tele-
phone 314-2.
Thomas Riley, arrested by Officer
McN ulty for the larceny Of a watch, was
Monday held for examination Oct. S, in
81, 900 bail.
Your fire insurance will expire this
month. If so, renew them with T, w.
McGrath, room II, Templs Court,
ground floor.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. S. p. Johnson, who recently
died at Grand Forks, took place Tues
day from No. 1884 Girard avenue.
Edward Harmon, brother-in-law of
W Z. Hall Of this city, was killed at
Fremont, Neb., by accident. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall have gone to attend the fu-
neral.
A young mems temperance meeting
will be held on the East Side in the
naar future in st. Anthony of Padua
parish, and will be addressed by home
and outside talent.
Following are the new officers of the
Turner's Building & Loan association:
John D. Myers, president: I. Monasch,
secretary; Herman Westphal, treasur-
er; Anton Grethen, attorney.
DR.. E. r. Perkins, of Excelsior, has
been elected to the vacant chair of
Pathology, Histology and Microscopy
in the new Homeopathic ,"llege.
Lectures begin next Monday.
The committeeappointed for the pur-
pose met at the city hall Monday and
listened to testimony in the matter of
the condemnation proceeding to acquire
land for the North Minneapolis steam
pumping station.
Mr.. John Irvine and Miss Anna Nc
Carthy we're married at the Church of
ST. Anthony of Padua on Wednesday
last. Mr.. John Walsh acted as grooms-
man on the occasion, and Miss Mary
McNamee as bridesmaid.
William Hunt was arraigned in the
municipal court Tuesday upon the
charge of highway robbery committed
upon Herbert Steffels OH Washington
avenue Saturday night. He was held
in $l 600 bail for examination Oct. l..
John Gafney, expressman, always
prompt and reliable in his work, has
established an Office at Harrison's drug
store, corner of WASHINGTON and Hen
nepin avenues; may also be found at
1913 Lyndale avenue. Moving of furni-
ture made specially
Eva, the 7-year-old-daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fallon, Of South Mime
apolis, died on Sunday morning last of
membraneous Group after a brief illness.
The funeral, which was largely attended
by sympathizing friends took place from
Holy Rosary church on Wednesday
afternoon.
The case Of Michael Malone against
Patrick Ryan to recover damages on &C.
count of an excavation made in the
street in front of the plaintiffs S resi-.
dence in St. Anthony, was tried in the
district court Tuesday, when verdict
giving $500 damages to the plaintiff
was returned.
Miss Amelia Young and Mr.. Angus
tus Pauly will be married on Tuesday
next at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception at $50 a. NJ. High mass
will be celebrated on that occasion. The
contracting parties are both well and
favorably known in Minneapolis, and
nc doubt the attendance at the mar
riage ceremonies will be very large a
reception will follow in the evening at
1880 o'clock at the home of the brides
mother.
The street railway company are in
PRODUCING car washers for the first time
at the different stables. Heretofore
the work has been done by the drivers
in addition to their other duties, either
in the morning before going out, or
when coming in at night. The putting
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