The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-16
STANDARD NEWS.
Light Mention Of People News q Il
Week Gathered and Condensed.

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day.
II looks as though the Winslow house site
woulQ be chosen upon when TO erect the new
Exposition aaiidinG
Albert Shields, clerk for Neyrowttz Bros, is
missing, bat several forged checks on the hrm
are putting h au appearance.
waltau KGday, who has been connected
with TAG STANDARD for rhe past few mont'sf
has severed his connection herewith. " m,
we wish you success.
Miss Alice Kelly, daughter of Anthony Kelly,
vii! he married or Tuesday morning, January
10, the ceremony TO take place in the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception 2
Messrs, Ring 8, Tobin are pursuing the even
teuor of their way just as though no threatened
Injunction we're III existence, Ihey are rapidly
pushing the stone arch bridge work.
Father McGollicls. Father O'Reiily and Jas.
r. Corrigan addressed large assembiage on
sunday evening last at Gernania nall, EAST
Side, upon the question of temperance.
There will be meeting OF all the officers Of
the total abstinence societies of the city held
next Sunday, Jan. II, at 2 O'clock, at Holy
MIR. Bennan. of Beman s. Potter, met with
severe accident during the early part OF the
week, causing disocaton one Of his arms.
The broken member was carefully set by DR..
Dunn.
The Crusaders, at their last meeting in Catho
lie Association Hail, began their preparations
Tor ST. Patrick's day. They propose to givea
dramatic entertainmhnt in the evening OF that
day at Pence Opera house.
DR.. J. Fl. Dunn who for some time past has
resided at 1856 Chicago avenue, has changed
his place of residence, and may hereafter be
found at No. II Twelfth street s., where also will
be established his uptown Office.
Max Zapf, owner of the pipe mandatory at
400 Washington avenue, had both hands frozen
20 the wrist on Saturday evening last. quick
application of alcohol saved him 8 good deal Of
suffering, perhaps the loss Of his hands.
THE STANDARD does not overlook faVors
whenever Or wherever done, and right here We
desire to return our thanks to Mr.. John Ken
nedy, of the Nineteenth Avenue House, South
Minneapolis for his services in behalf Of the
paper.
Mr.. r. Connolly who for the past seven years
his 80 creditabiy filed the position Of Superin-
tendent of the poor farm at the last meeting OF
the County Commissioners rendered mis- resig-
nation. Neglect of his growing business in
terests in the city forced him to take this step.
We take pleasure in calling the readers at
tention to the new advertisement of A. John
Son & Co. the emigration agents. 1t will be
fJ,ott artar
duced emgrant passage to $40. Parties intend
ing to send for their friends should use this
opportunity
The Crusaders Of the Holy Rosary parish
elected the following officers at their semi-an-
nual election: President, NJ. Fl. Cooley; Vice
President, Joseph Gayet; Recording Secretary,
Daniel Byrnes; ASS Secretary, John 0 Connell;
Financial Secretary, Morris Mclnirney; Daniel
,Garvey, Treasurer Louis Simmons, Marshal;
Edward Long, Asst Marshal.
The laying of the corner block Of the newlce
palace in st. Paul on Thursday night proved a
grand success A large number of people from
this city were in attendance to witness the cere-
sahn.es. and it Is estimated that fully one-half
of our sister cty's population took part in the
Interesting proceedings When finished it will
the United States
y AT the Church Of the immaculate Conception
on "Wednesday last, Miss Mary Walsh and Mr..
iEi..l. Lamb were united in marriage, Miss Anna,
sister of the bride, fulfilling the part or brides
maid, with Mr. z. Fl. Gibbons acting in the
capacity of groomsman. The young couple
have large circle of friends who will wish
them unbounded success in their future lives.
A grand r,,lly of the John Dillon branch Of
the Irish National League will be held on
Wednesday evening, January the 10th. in odd
Fellows Hall, over Roses drug store, on Cen
trail avenue. The meeting will be addressed by
able speakers, including Father O'Reilly.
cordial invitation has been extended to ALL 1t
will be a rousing meeting.
The st. Anthony Crusaders at their semi
annual meeting on Monday evening, January
II, elected the following officers for the suing
SIX months President M. H. Dannaher; Vice
President, Peter Fox; Recording Secretary,
Maurice Ring; Assistant Recording Secretary,
Joseph Smith; Fina ncial Secretary. James Bo-
han: Treasurer, David Crottie: Marshal. John
Cauly; Assistant Marshal, J. II. Smith; Ser
geaut-at-Arm Cbaa. Fox.
ing Of the Catholic Orphan Association on Tues
day evening last at the residence of Rev. Jas.
MeGolrick. Pastors Of the different parishes
were also in attendance. AS heretofore stated
a proposed new asylum is to be erected during
the year at the corner OF Chicago avenue and
Forty-sSth street, a6Nao feet in size, with stone
basement. the rest to be pressed brick, and
height to the cupoa n feet, The building pro-
posed to be built is not TO cost over $4,000. A.
j. Finnegan and j. X Bowman, builders, aud
Messrs Allen and Haley, architects, were pres
ent to advise in reference to plans presented
At the annual meeting of the Immaculate
Conception Benevolent Society, held at Catholic
Association hall on Friday night January s.
the following officers we're elected President,
Edward o Brien; vieepresideut, William Dob
bin; Recording Secretary, James Il. Corrigan;
Assistant Recording Secretary Il. w. Meg IN h !;
Financial Secretary, NJ. j. Gill; Assistant
Financial Secretary, Thomas Mcveigh: Treas
rer, ?. II. Prendergast; Stewards, J. d.
Aoulder, Andrew Borau, Joseph Heating, p
]. Moran, John irving, James Dorsn. Marshal,
John o Donnell; Sergeant-at-Arrns, John NJ.
Pess; Directors, James Dorau, John Gleason,
James %. Mckenna, John n Glsvy, George
Turner. !Apublic installation of the society 8
officers viii take place OF Harrison hall on FRI
day evening next.
The fourteenth annual session of the Mime
sntss State Fire Association was held in Shake
pee during the week. The following gentle
men, nearly all of whom attended, were elected
delegates from this city: Company No. 4,
William Malone, J. Quigseya Company No. 9,
n Thielan, j Sheffel; Company No. 3, Fred
Kruck; Company No. 1, Theodore kenning;
Company No 5, Il. ". York; Company No 8,
G, C. Horton, y, Davidson; Company No. I, W,
NJ 8lewatt, j. w. Horton; Company No. s, D.