The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-06-08
Nellie German, Msss Helen Kelly.

Kelly, county president; w. l. Brann,
president: T. 3. Smith, secretary; Pat
rick Geraghty.
MEEKER COUNTY.
Father Mathew Manannah - Rev.
Father McDavitt, spiritual director;
Andrew Quinn, president; Frank Nc
Intyre.
oLMsTED COUNTY.
Paulists, Carrollsville - Rev. P.
Lynch, spiritual director; Thos. Nc
Cay, president: Jos. Spencer, county
secretary; Nj. p. Lynch.
Paulists Cadets, Carrollsville- Rev.
M. Lynch, spiritual director; Ed
O'Neill, president; Frank Kennedy,
Thomas Herbert.
Bishop Ireland, Rochester-Rev.
VIM. Riordan, spiritual director: Nj. F.
Madden. James Kelly, Edward
Murphy.
RICE COUNTY.
st. Patrick's, Shleldsville-Rev. j. j.
Sleavin, spiritual director; Patrick Nc.
Kenna. Phillip McKenna, VIM O'Con-
nell, Thomas Langan, John Carp enter.
Peter Dunno, John Hanley, c. Cuban,
Thos. Flanagan, Bernard Hunt.
St. Mary's Ladies, Shieldsville-Rev.
IT,. j. Sleavin, spiritual director; Miss
Nellie Boyle, president; Misses May
Smith; Katie bheehan, Josephine
Hagerty.
STEVENS COUNTY.
Father Mathew, Morris-Rey. Geo.
Gaskel. spiritual director; S. G.
Murphy, president: K. A. Mccarthy,
e. p. O'Brien, J. Moore.
wINONA COUNTY.
Father Mathew, Winona-Rev. j. b.
Cotter. spiritual director; VIM. Burns,
union vice-president; Thos. Slevin,
Thos. Hunt. William Noonan, John P
Gleaso.l, Austin 4.ierney, P. j. War
ren, Edward McAllister.
Father Mathew Cadets-Rey. P. j.
Gallagher, spiritual director; Henry
Corners, president; Clement Moran,
Henry McConnon, Frank Mcclure,
VIM. Liddane.
Sacred Heart Ladies' $3.50 Rev. j, Is.
Cotter, spiritual director; Mrs. M.
Broome.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Father Mathew, Stillwater-Rev. E.
McCarron, spiritual director; James
Kelly, z. E. Burke, e. A. O'Brien'
Michael O'Brien.
Crusaders 49, Rev. M. r. Murphy,
spiritual director; VIM. Rooney, John
Kelly, Jerome Deragisch, Peter Nc.
Leer, Bernard Strong, William Keyes,
Frank Cronir.
REPORTS OF SOCIETIES
J The reports of the various societies in
the state were given bv counties, and
all were more OF less encouraging to
the cause. both as to gain in member
ship aud financially. saltwater
headed the list with 1913 members,
$l27 80 in the treasury and uniforms to
the value OF $1,10O. Winona was good
second, with 2S4 members, 500 in the
treasury and \ nall valued at 81 100.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
! After warm contest. in which much
eloquence was displayed, F. NJ. Nor
oney, of st. Paul. VIM. j. Shorta!l, OF
Saltwater, and j. Ell. Smith, of East
Minneapolis. were elected delegates to
the next national convention.
When the matter of holding the next
state convention came up, w. s. Short
all urged the claims of Saltwater, and
was followed by Rev. Father Murphy,
whose pleas were Irresistible, and Still
water was chosen.
An invitation to visit the panorama
of the Crucif]xlon was accepted.
J.H. Smith was appointed assistant
sergeant-at~arms.
A resolution Of fraternal greeting,
introduced by J. F. Mcclure, of St.
Paul, was telegraphed to Rev. Father
O'Malley. Shullsburg, Wis, state pres
ident g. T. A. u.
A number of important proposed
amendments to the constitution and
by laws were deferred until the next
regular session for action.
| A committee was appointed for the
coming year on revision Of the consti.
tuition and bylaws as follows: P. 81.
| DALI RAMSEY; H. 81. Gillen, Washing
ton; Rev. John Stanley, Ramsey; M.
UReilly, Hennepin; Rev. j. j. Slevin,
Meeker; E. A. O'Brien, Washington.
| The reports prepared by the different
committees appointed by the president
were excellent documents, and after
presentation TO the body for action, re-
ceived the hearty approval of the con-
Yention.
After reading of the address on the
ordinary Secretary O'Brien moved that
an engrossed copy of the same be for
warded at an early date to His Grace,
Archbishop Ireland, which motion pre-
vailed.
The secretary, treasurer and auditing
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