The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-23

Light Mention # People News Of tht
Week Gathered and Condensed,

aud brick q speaialty 1875 University ave. n. n.
Albert Beloud was brought in Oh the Albert
Lea road Wednesday with both feet badly
frozen.
The twentv-sixtE anniversary Of The Har-i
rllonia Singing Society viii be celebrated on the
evening OF February q.
The young man who comnittea suicide On
Saturday lasr was j T.. Fuller. He has q
brother il. Albert Lea.
Mrs. i. {, I3rien, OF Prescott, Wis, who has
been visiting friends in this cty during the
past week. returned home to-day.
The size for the Exposition building has
natIy been chosen, and the Eaat Side people
are correspontIingly happy.
Rev. James NioGoirick is preparing for the
press Catholic directory OF Minneapolis fhat
viii be found Of general interest.
Another temperance lecture will soon be
given in Holy Rostty Parish. Time for holding
such will DE announced hereafter.
The chances for Western base ball league
Tor next season, TO be composed oe eight clubs,
seems to have become almost a certainty.
Applications for space at the Exposition are
numerous and are coming in from all parts of
che country. The fund is steadily Increasing,
ard is nearing $265,O00.
The ChRlrcil Of the immaculate Conception
ssas crowded to It's utmost capacity on Tuesday
last to witness the marriage ceremony OF Miss
Alice Kelly end James h. Corrigan.
Articles OF incorporation were filed Monday
afternoon BY inc State Board Ancient Order
Hlherniaug, state OF Minnesota the regular
place of business will he St. Paul.
tits STATED that Rev. James 0'Reity viii soon
bec6aae pastor of q new parish 10 be organized
in minneapolis rhe iInits of which vii! be
Gem. al Avenue and the State University.
The Uni6ad states Supreme Court has rem
dered decision sustaining the decision Of the
lower court III the Minneapolis insurance case
OF Deripen, Starr & Everett. The tirm wins.
Reports from the woods are very encourage
ing It is believed by prominent iunbermen
that the cut on tn ST. Croix waters alone will
reach fully SU0,o00,00o fest before the season
has closed.
j. P. Fitzgerald, county delegate Of the a. 0.
H., received 8 number 0; con.p!imentaries Cor
the officers of the different branches here to at
tend and partake in the celebration OF TIE Il.
o. II. anniversary In St Paul on Friday night
The MINNEAPOLIS Building and Loan AssOeia-
ton has elected officers as follows: W. u.
Pinkertou president: T. A Schlener treas
urer; r. E. Mercer, secretary; Charles Robin
SON. attorney; j. D. Williamson and E. ii. Bar
Der, managers.
Another society will SOON spring into ex-
:stence. 4 number Of young men have in
iaw the organizing Of literary and debating
cl.,h, WITH rooms to- be hereafter selected Tor
thatpurpose From present appearances it viii
atart out with q good membership.
l.r ana Mrs isaac Hodgson, Jr., have ar
lived home from Chicago. The FORMER has
Du blsheti d card, IN which he says Mrs. Somecs,
principal of the Mt Vernon Academy, was IN
no way connected with their runaway match
rs, in fact, Miss Gardner was- not Il pupil of
hers at that time.
Ohm McGurk has returned to the city,
81 or s..l absence Of several months in Dakota.
NJ. McGur1, who ia a thorough workman IN his
line OF business, has established himself at Sl5
Fourteenth avenue north, where he will be
ready to meet his many friends hereafter and
give them entire satisfaction in the tailoring
line.
At meeting OF the exposition directors held
OF, Monday last proposition was submitted by
Messrs Shay and Dewan. on behalf of the
Trades Assembly, asking that superintendent
Of construction be appointed 10 oversee the
work Of ths building in project, and that the
leborers employed snail be paid good wages.
Tha proposition fs fair one and certainly
should be heeded
Officers OF the different Total Abstinence
societies of the city mot on sunday last IN holy
Rosary Parish. Among other matters oonsid-
cred was that Of celebrating ST. Patrick's Day
in Il becoming manner. No definite plans were
perfected, but the necessary arrangements viii
be made ut tue next meeting. which will occur
on The third Sunday of next month, in Catholic
Association hail. A better attendance is hoped
for ut that time the County President being
DESTROYS OF seeing full attendance.
AT the Church of ST. anthony of Padua, Rev.
Father o'Roilly officiating, Miss Mary a. Fox
and j. Fl. Shea were married on Wednesday
last Miss Kate Sheehan, of Montgomery,
MINI, WIS bridesmaid, and F. j. Fox, brother
of the bride. was groomsman. After the cere-
monya reception was rendered at the brides
nome where the hearty congratulations of 81
large ciroie Of friends were extended. The
young couple will be at home to their friends
after February 20, at 42l Main street northeast.
Wednesdays evening party OF over twenty
Ia number found abundant enjoyment in
pleasant seghride 70 the sanity city, Upon
theirarrival at ST. Paul the toboggan slide near
the ice palace was sought, and here the party
uierrily engaged in the pleasant paatime at
acme length It was about o'clock when the
party again set foot in Minneapolis. when they
ut once proceeded 10 the home of Mr. John
Burns who resides at 1924 Fourth street SOUTH
and thera, until darkness began 10 change TO
light did they continue the pleasures SO well
begun Mr.. and Mrs. Burns served the party
with a supper that was heartily relssaed. We
can give hut IL partialiist of those who COM
posed the party, as follows: Miss II. Hail,
Miss NJ. Murphy, asias NJ. Faiton, Miss s. Fallon,
Miss NJ. Kennedy, Miss M. +. sullivan, Miss
Francis Burns, Mr.. James LaNy, Mr.. Michael
I,aily, Mr.. Nj p. McLaugnIiu, MIR. j. q. McDon-
uugh, Nix. sulltvsa aud Mr. o'conneli,
Rev James MaGolriok continued his series of
lectures on the Crasades sunday night, deliver
tpr mis- discourse to one OF the largest congre
cations vet assembled. His hour was princi-
patly devoted 20 showing in pleasant way,
how the feruS Dark Ages is really Intsnomer
and 10 defending che church from the assaults
made against It on account OF the Spanish In
QUESTION. He quoted from prominent Protest.
ant authority to show the many coed works IN
which the church WIS engaged from the ninth
to the sixteenth century principally civiifziuE
work III the direction of literature and art re
quoted Maesalay- TO prove how the lnonastsrtes
had copied and preserved all the earlier writ
.ngs and became perfect repositories OF art
ana literature The ''Dsrk Ages mast be