The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1886-08-14
3 MINNEAPOLIS II I![3 NEWS.


on time. Smiths lnstallment House,
al Nicollet avenue.
CT. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick specially. TO UNI
versity avenue northeast.
Col. Hubbard has been offered the
presidency of the Leland university,
New Orleans, and may accept.
The body of Jimmy O'Brlen, the
boot-black who was drowned in Lake
Minnetonka last week, has been recoV-
cred.
The Head A1illers' association met
Tuesday evening and decided to change
the date Of it's excursion to Wlnnepeg
to next Tuesday.
r.. w. McGrath, who is doing gen
eral fire insurance business, is now on
the ground floor of Temple Court. Send
in your policies.
People living near the big tunnel
shaft complain that the smoke from the
engines used is very annoying and want
smoke consumers put on.
Rev. Father T. Corbett delivered a
very pleasing and forcib]e address to
the Crusaders of the Immaculate Con-
ception parish at their meeting Tues
day evening.
About seventy of minneapolis best
policemen ard their families repaired
to Lake minnetonka on Thursday and
enjoytd all the advantages OF lake
breeze and the pleasures Of basket
picnic.
Tuesday morning, while at work i'll
Cole Weeks saw mill, Conrad Oertel
was struck on the head by block from
a saw and seriously injured. The pat
rol wagon took him to his home at 1919
Fifth street northeast.
The representative of The IRISH
STANDARD visited Brainerd and st.
Cloud last week on business, He de-
sires to return thanks to John Hughes
of the former and W. J. Murphy OF
the Latter place for courtesies extended
BIN.
Miss Sue X. Sidle died Saturday last
at the family residence on 9TH street,
aged "a years. The funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon, and was largely at
tended by friends OF the hereaved fam
ily. The remains were deposited in the
family ground at Lakewood cemetery.
Drs. Ames and Dunn examined stu
dents of the Minneapolis Training
School for Nurses Wednesday, the
number of points secured by the candi-
dates out OF a possible 1l2 being: Mrs.
u. Dalgarno, liz; Miss S. NJ. McCul-
Tough. 112; Mrs. M. S. Leyeille, ITO;
Miss A. Agnue. 100.
Our young and genia! friend, J. @.
Davis, has become business man
having established grocery at 80
Holden street. The people of that To-
cality should not neglect MIR. Davis.
He is honest and has an abundance Of
.ciyility, and therefore deserves unlimi-
ted SUCCESS.
Patrick Burke, Jr., son of Patrick
Burke, of Corcoran, this county, died
.on Tuesday, August 3, and was buried
in the Catholic cemetery Of chat town
ON Thursday, August S. Mr. Burke
was but "a years of age at the time of
death. He was a member Of most
respected family, as was shown by the
large funeral procession that followed
the remains of their son to his final
resting place. Congestion Of the lungs
was the immediete cause of death.
Miss Ida Joy, a Catholic young lady
and an artist of great merit, is in the
city on visit TO her brother-in-law, DR..
r.. r. Moore. She is at present engaged
on a life size painting of the Dr., which
if completed will be placed in the art
gallery of the Exposition. Miss Joy is
a graduate of one of the art schools of
Paris, and has visited all the art centres
of Europe. Her painting Of Leon
Gambetta" was viewed by many admir-
.ers of art at the Art Loan Exhibition
III this city about two years ago.
A bad accident occurred Monday on
the farm Of John Burns OF Hopkins
station. The men in his employ were
moving threshing engine and, making
too short a turn, and the engine upset.
The smoke stack struck Fred Bannam,
a farmer, crushing in his skull, break
ING the shoulder blade and causing
other severe injuries. DR.. Walker of
Excelsior was summoned, and several
Minneapolis surgeons were called
Tuesday afternoon to hold consulta-
tion on the case. DR.. Phillips returned
from the station Tuesday evening, re-
porting Mr.. Bantam quite comforta-
BILE, aud entertaining strong hopes OF
recoyery, Notwithstanding the serious
ness of his injuries.
E. A. Cambell, attorney, has brought
a suit for Ring Il Tobin, contractors,
AGAINST the Minneapolis Exposition to
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