The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-06
s., ST ANDAR RID N NEWS.
Light Mention If People News Of ths
Week Gathered and Condensed.

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Anthony Kelly, the wholesale grocer, has
gone to Chicago on brief business engage
ment.
Miss Mae Towle, OF Chicago, who has been
spending three or four weeks with Mr. anthony
Kelly and family, returned to her home Oh
Y Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. Charles Corrigan, travelling salesman for
q Northrup, Brasiin y CO., OF this city, returned
Wednesday morning from an extended t11p
through Dakota and Manitoba.
David 2. Ahern, the genial and popular agent
for the Encyclopedia Britanniea, left last
81 Wednesday for his home i'll Chicago lie
will return in May and establish a permanent
agency in Minneapolis.
Parties having little capital can And safe
and profitable investment Ter the same oy up
plying AT THE sTANpARD Office. those having
experience in the hotel business will dowen to
call and inquire,
Our friend james e. Fox may be found here
after al Harrison the Tailor's. Jim" will
prove valuable addition to the gentlemanly
force already employed at Mr.. Harrison's. AS
d salesman he has few equals.
The bath rooms of the American Hospital Aid
Association will be closed next week for en-
lafgeluent and repairs. This is one of the most
cemntendabie and successful institutions OF its
kind Isl the Northwest.
An old friend, Or. Wickings has removed his
dental parlors to rooms and 6, 400 Nicoilet
Avenue in the Nackey-Legg block. He is very
skillful in the art of dentistry, stands high in
the profession. and deseryedly controls a large
practice
We have received this week copy OF the
Hand-Bood published for the Albert Lea route
edited and compiled hy D. e. Roselle, pub
Usher. Neat and replete with useful informa-
ton, it win prove OF great value wherever dis
sributed.
The fifth and last lecture Of the Immaculate
Conception Benevolent Society course will oc-
cur on Monday evening, March q. The subject,
as heretofore announced, will be Common
Foods and Their Authorizations" which will UNI
doubtedly be ably set forth by DR.. Bracket of
this city
Are you going to move this spring? # SO,
and you require any WILL paper, go where there
liz new anu fresh stock of goods. John Speedy,
at 90 Fifth street south, minneapolis, has just
opened out splendid stock lover 500 patterns
--and you will do well 10 inspect them and get
prices before purchasing.
The Challenge Automatic School Seat Is ed
yertised in to-day g STANDARD. Its use is be-
coming widespread, and wherever used 1t is
admitted to be one of the most convenient and
durable seats ever manufactured for the school
room. These seats are for sale BY the Mnneap
oils School Furniture co. Read their ad in an
other column. as
In The harness and saddlery business there fs
considerable competition in this city, but it Is
generally conceded that Fletcher, of Henncpin.
avenue, bears OF the palm. His establishment
isetocked from garnet to cellar with everything
ia these lines that can be called for. He is now
making very low prices and in consequence is
doing rushing trade.
The Excelsior Hopse, corner of Second ave-
Il south and Second street, was taken by sur
prise on Thursday evening Of last week. Mrs.
Frank j. Koran and Miss Mamie Harrison were
the odginators, and so far as executing plans
and engineering thorough frst-cIass surprise
party they iiave ths homer vi carrying away
the entire cake and cake-dish. Thatis the YER
diet OF those present, anyhow.
Chris.A. Gallagher left for his old home,
Manchester, N. H., yesterday, to be gone for a
few weeks. During his absence from the city
his law practice will be in the hands OF hts |
worthy partner, Mr.. G. "A. O'Connor. There is |
q r,lnior abroad that Mr. Gallagher will marry |
An estimable young lady OF Boston on Tuesday |
next, and 1T is pretty safe to say that the rumor
Is founded on fact. G. a, The STANDARD
offers it's congratulations.
At the church OF st. Anthony OF Padua, East
Division, Rev Father O'EseiiIy officiating, Miss
Nellie Mccarthy and John McCauliff we've
united in marriage on Wednesday afternoon at !
two o'clock. In the evening over one hundred
friends Of the happy young couple gathered at
aG5 Ramsey street, where congratulations were
the order Of the hour. The occasion, too, was |
made one Of marked enjoyment by the cordial
manner in which Mr.. and Mrs. McCauliff enter
tanned go large party. The presents bestowed
upon the newly -married couple we're numerous
many OF them Of a costly nature.
Shopkeepers and others who require fixtures
should not fail to remember that We have now
established in minneapolis a large manufacture
1 ing concern that supplies everything in the |
way OF saloon and store counters, shelving, cir !
elefront grocery bins, ice boxes, mirrors, etc,
ETC., ready made or to order, Weexamined
their prices and goods aud can conscientiously
assert that from is to q per cent can be saved
by dealing with the Chicago Saloon and Store
Fixture Co., No 2i7 First avenue North, corner
Washington avenue. There need be no tedf-
ons delay In fitting up your store either, ms q
large supply Of all fixtures requisite are kept
constantly en- hand.
THE STANDARD received q pleasant cali this
seek from Father Kinney OF st. Joseph's
Church who handed the editor compliment
tary ticket to Il festival thst will be held In Hot
ways Hall on the evening Of Monday, the 6th
ofMarch. The success which has invariably
erected the ladies OF ST. Ssephen's IN their past
stfortsi iii this direction Is SUFFICIENT guarantee
III Itself that their coming entertai Mment will
he a very enjoyable affair. An elegant supper
will be served by the ladies at the hall. 2li0
Fourth Avenue South, where the fes-
stiyal will be held. Remember the time and
place and take your family and friends to the
festival.
The Misses Failon entertained large party
Of ladies md gentlemen ut their home on
Foerth street south on Monday evening last,
There was no lack OF genuine pleasure and
a,nusements during the happy hours that
were swhiled away; bit there was u welcoms
taat had the spirit OF generosity in II and
that babe their friends feel at ease and at home
asis were, Without question. Among those pres
snt were: Miss Mary Fallon, Misses s Fallon.
9 fallon. NJ Kenuaiy, NJ Gleason, Gleason.
sfcHala, naiy, Ackarson, o Council and Messrs
n Laily. j f.ally, w Walsh, IL r Mclaughlin
o'Conaelk James OConnell. J Fsx and .
o,Neiil.
Mr. md Mrs Gill OF No $50 lsth AVENUE South.