The Irish standard., 1888-01-07
4 FEW Pen PHOTOGRAPHS.
Of Gentlemen Who are Foremost
in Everything Pertaining
to the
SANITY ClTY's ADVANCEMENT.
Several Of St psul's Representa-
tive Catholic Young
Mer.

Citizens doing business with the
Savings Bank OF st. Paul have learned
to admire and frequently praise Mz. j.
j. Farrell. Mr.. Farrell first saw the
light Of day in this city quarter Of q
century ago. He was educated in the
old Brothers school on Wabasha
street and joined the Cadets society
when II years of age. He has been a
familiar figure In many state conven
tions, always representing St. Joseph's
society with dignity and honor to the
organization. MI. Farrell has been
with the savings bank for the past seven
years, occupying the responsible posi-
ton of teller. His associates and Of
fcers Of the bank speak of him in the
highest ternas OF praise, and we'll they
may, for more modest. conscientious
and gentlemanly young man is hard TO
find. When we say that j. J. is mod
est man we speak advlsedly, for when
we 'quizzed" him for some points upon
which to paint a pen picture, he mod
estly declined, thus leaving us to our
own resources. MIR. Farrsllis what the
ladies would call a handsome man, and
if he withstands the smiles and gracious
longing looks of the fair sex his heart
is not what his face represents it to be.
West st. Paul has many young men
who deserve honorable mention IN
Catholic journal, and when we select
Mr.. NJ. g. MeIady as a representative
Catholic young man we feel that St.
Michael's parish will endorse our senti-
ments. Mr.. Melady was born in Wor-
cester, Mass, in 81. He came to ST.
Paul with his parents when a mere lad
and has remained here ever since, save
short residence in Chicago and a win
ter's sojourn in New Orleans. Educa
| ted in the Brothers. school here, he re
ceived religious training, coupled
| with parental love, which has made of
him a moral young man. Mr.. Melady
early learned the printers s1ade, Begin
ming at the age of IS years. For short
time he worked on tue Chicago News.
He has been with the St. Paul Dispatch
for long time and is the popular fore
man Of the composing room. He has
80 men under him, and all speak of him
as painstaking though just and hon
orable superior. He is ably assisted by
his brother James NJ, who is assistant
foreman Typographical Union No.
30 claims him as valued and gentle
manly member. MIR. Melady has been
connected with the total abstinence So
cieties for the past IA years, and like MI.
Farrell, every state convention sees him
among the old war horses. His broth
OF John, is shipping clerk for the z. Fl
Kelly Mercantile Co, Five boys and
one daughter make up their happy fam
ily. The sister is in the sisterhood OF
st. Joseph's in this city, and the whole
family is highly esteemed by all. Nc
young man in the city is more respected
by his associates than the gentlemanly
even tempered. upright M. G. Melady
Far away across the sea in the little
Green Isle 80 fair, in the county Tyrone
on June 2l, 1864, there was great joy IN
the Mulgrew family when the faint (?)
CIV of J. T. was first heard. John at
tended school in the old country where
to 90 to school means that you 60 tx
learn, and in 1878 he came with his pa
rents to this country, settling in Provi-
|dence, Rhode Island, where he remain
ed for one year, attending the Chris
tian Brothers school there. In 1880 tht
family removed to st. Paul. Mr.. Mul.
4 grew is With the wholesale dry good'
4 house of Lindekes, Warner & Schur
meier. About three years ago he joined
4 the Crusaders, and he is now one of the
!. best known and most influential mem
\ bers. He is ready taiker, we'll in
J formed and a INST agreeable compan
4 ion. In stature he is of medium size
4 and always looks the man. His hear
= and head are well disposed and no DC.
serving cha15N: eyer = appealed;t6 hin II
lvain. We hake::nio ) ssl;afins.toi ophecy
], but we, xeatpre to prsdicb that ere .tht
'Irpses 6f4otn:: aksAh:: !: the : &ehial Nkole
i Isouled.J. T. Mnl2ilfieW will make on,
q heart happy.
/ I Hastings, Dakota county, was the
4 birthplace offs q. !. q. Kelly. Ct was il
1.-THE year 1884. just at the closing of The
I war, that this young warrior came ppoI