The Irish standard., 1888-01-28
|eyening The happy couple entertained
their friends at the residence they now

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their friends at the residence they now
occupy.
The law firm of Grethen s. McHugh
has dissolved. James V. McHugh has
entered into partnershipwith Chas G.
LayDourn under the frm name Of Lay.
bourn & McHugh. with Offices at 46
| Woods block.
| at the meeting of the A. O. II. County
Board held last Wednesday evening, it
was resolved to make arrangements for
a parade on st. Patricks Day, under the
auspices of the Order. Committees
were appointed to carry on the work.
Next weeks issue OF THE IRISH
STANDARD will contain a we'll written
and interesting article on the life and
services of the late very Rev. Stephen
Byrne, o. S. D., from the pen Of his old
schoolmate, Hon. James O'Brien, Of
Caledonia, this state.
The Cooperative Boot q Shoe Co. Of
Anoka organized Jan. 14;h, with q
capital stock Of $4,000 The officers
are-President, j. 2. McGaughey; JAS.
McNally, Secretary; j. Hodgson, treas
urer. The factory will begin operation
about April lst. with forty men en-
ployed.
Chris. A. Gallagher will hereafter be
found in the Stillman block on Fourth
street, having removed his law library
ani fixtures from Temple Court build
ing on We nesdaY. His new quarters
comprise three rooms, and flom the
neatness and taste displayed therein tn
apartments will ba among the finest in
the city.
The widowed wife, and boreaved pa
rents OF the deceased Michael F!aherty,
of st, Paul, desire to thank all who en-
deayored to console them in their sor
row. Their especial gratitude goes out
to the Ancient O rider Of Hibernians. SO
many of those members have shown
their respect and offered their prayers
for a departed brother.
p The First annual ball of the Painters
aud Decorators Fl tfR9tai>ve Association
WILL be held ar L. ,ii1tpm ner Post hall,
corner Washington and First avenues
north, Wednesday 'evening, February
9th. The price admission has been fixed
at 81, and Dsaoz will furnish the music.
+ tx>t t,n af thu of
tended parties of the season.
The committee selected to make prep
arations for the observance Of EN-
met ) anniversary will meet at the Of
flee Of 'rhos. Canty, Sunday afternoon
at ESQ o'clock. {gnatius DonnelIy, who
had been invited, among others, to de-
liver an address here on that occasion,
has written letter Of regret to the
commi tee upon his inability to attend
MI. Donnelley will depart for England
next month. to be absent some time.
The annual meeting Of the Hose Com
pany Veteran Fireman's association
was held Tuesday night at the nnion
CkuU. iCiAt'1 SVACCus OCUTCCA NACVAA0u esA>e
Hennepin avenues Among those pres
sent were w. M. Brackett, Matt Walsh,
Gus Runge, Joe 3call m,. John Murphy,
Capt Day, and F. j. Callaghan. After
the transaction Of important business a
period OF pleasure was indulged in, and
all in all it was most successful gather
ing from any point Of view.
Mr. Joseph Farrell and Miss Eliza
johnson were united in marriage at
Holy Rosary church, South Minaeapo'
lis, on nj ,nday last Z ute q number
of friends Of the contracting parties
were present and witnessed the interest
ing aud impressive ceremony. Mr..
Farrell, now faithful! member OF the
Minneap Ills fire department., is an ex
typo and is pretty we'll known in Min
neapolis. joe has seen fit to call '3O''
on single blessedness. IT'S we'll. The
IRISH STANDARD extends it's hearty
CONGRATULATIONS 10 Mr., aud Mrs Farrell
and wishes them au abundance of future
prosperity aud happiness.