The Irish standard., 1886-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Carpets, Stoves ana + ullll1ule solu
nm time. Smiths InstalIment House,
III Nicollet avenue.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
The mission of the Paulist Fathers
onnns at st. Michael's church, StillWa-
ter. on Sunday.
Seventeen Touring mills with a cap
acity of Is. 5.OOO barrels for the "a hours
are now running.
Fire damaged barns belonging to
George Brown, on Tenth street south,
about $500 Saturday night.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Celtic Association was held last Tues
day evening at Emmett hall.
ssupt. De LaBarre says the saw-mills
On the West Side will not be operated
by the Minneapolis Mill company.
Diphtheria is becoming quite preva-
lent in the city. The Winthrop school
has been closed on this account.
Ihd old tenants are gradually getting
back into the Boston block. Brad
streets. at No 22:.::7, is one of the first to
move in,
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room II, ground floor, Temple
Court. All orders promptly filled. Tele-
phone 314-2.
Your fire insurance will expire this
month. If so, renew them with 4, W.
McGrath, room IL, Temple Court,
ground floor.
Ed. Kingsley, an engineer in the tire
department. on the East side. and his
wife Monday buried their 2-year-old
little girl whose death was caused by
diphtheria.
MI. IIoristlo Moilitt, foreman OF the
machine shop of the Minneapolis llar-
yester works, died Monday at his resi-
dence, No. 3016 Fort avenue, after q
severe illness of two weeks duration.
James B. Kirk, the young book ped
dler who was arrested for committing
burglaries in the Eastman block, Was
on Saturday remanded to the county
iai, to await the action of the grand
jury.
A pleasant party indeed was that
given by the Ivy Leaf Social Club
Thursday evening at Window hall.
The managers have but one idea in
yiew--to please and satisfy those whom
they may invite.
J. P. McGaughey, the dlstrlct master
workman of Minnesota, and the six
other delegate have gone to attend the
ganeral assembly of the knights OF
Labor at Richmond, Va. John Swift
is among the number.
AIr Lawrence Ryan and Miss Alice
'Welch were married in St. Stephens
church on Wednesday at $50 a. m, by
Rev. Father Kenny. Following the
ceremony the happy couple received
the hearty congratulations Of a large
circle of friends.
AT a regular meeting of the East Side
Crusaders, held ON Monday evening five
new members were added to the roll In
the near future this prosperous organi-
zation will purchase regalia. Already
are in progress to that ef-
feet.
A meeting of the directors Of the
North American Telegraph Company
was held on Monday in Secretary W.
I'll. Eustis' Office. The projected ex-
tension OF the North American sys-
tenn was discussed informally, but no
definite conclusions were arrived at.
Henry S. Mellen made an assignment
for the benefit OF his, creditors 0 J. S.
Woodland Saturday. The assignment
follows an attachmentin suit blough,
by j. j. Sleavin & Go. Mellen deals il
fruits at 4l5 Washington avenue south,
The whole assets will not exceed $1,000.
Complaint is made Of an unknown
nan who represent himself as an in
,pector of the Brush Light Company,
md goes into offices and houses claim
ng he has been sent to look over The
light. Secretary L. S. King, of the
company brands him fraud and is anx-
Gus to see him.
The work Of excavation for the new
hall in the Immaculate Con-
;eptlon parish is about finished and lay
ng uf the four dation will be proceeded
With at once. Everything will be done
With the greatest possible speed, as it
s the intention to have the building
inished before the real cold weather
hall come upon us. A fine structure
s promised.
a letter is in the possession OF the
,t. Anthony Crusaders society from the
Convent OF Mercy, Anoka, asking the
ramatic club of the above organiza-
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