The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28

slsB n aud q 18e West Seventh street, sts
Paul.
Oh Three hundred and eighty five liquor
4 licenses we're issued IN ST. Panl ia the
present year.
There Yves q young Miss
sss And her parents Mr..
AAs every one Mrs. a Miss
But they found the young Miss
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! Al every one Kris. Miss.
III. 81. Gillen, of saltwater, made an
extended address before the Father
4 Mathew Society, on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Gillen is an earnest, eloquent speak
4er, and he is prime favorite in st. Paul
. The Metropolitan Opera House 20.
/. has selected q site for their proposed
new opera house, The location IS on
& East Sixth st. between Minnesota and
4 Robert Streets Work will begin soon
and the building will be ready for the
opening of the fall season.
j. F. Kelly writes to FRIEND IA this
city from Yuma, Arizona, speaking in
glowing terms of the climate and general
surroundings of that high mountain
city. Mr.. Kelly has scores of friends
here and elsewhere throughout the state
who will be pleased to learn that his
health is much improved. We wish
him happy New Year.
John d. O'Brien addressed large
meeting of the Crusaders on Sunday
afternoon in the art of reading. He
cautioned his hearers against hasty and
lndiscriminate reading, and his remarks
were highly appreciated. j. J. Regan
spoke of the benefits to be derived from
membership, and several new members
were added to the society.
John B. Fleming, county pres, VIM.
j. Began, county secretary, andJ. f.. Nc
Gnire attended a meeting Of the board
Of government, at Saltwater, last Sun
day afternoon. They report a very
business-lke and interesting meeting.
The boys were entertained by Mrs. and
Mr.. John O'Brien, and are loud in the
praises of the kindness shown to them.
Christmas was appropriately cele-
brated in all the Catholic Churches of
this city. Special music was rendered
and eloquent sermons were delivered.
AT the Cathedral Rt. kev. Bishop
Marty, of South Dakota. celebrated
I've O'clock Mass. At 1880 Archbishop
Ireland was celebrant with Bishop cleo:
Stanley, master of ceremonies. The
sermon was delivered BY Rev. J. T..
Lougnlin, D. D., of Philadelphia. The
reverend preacher spoke for one hour,
and it was the most finished and impress
sive sermon that we have ever heard.
st. Luke's Parish now has what
promises to be the best total abstinence
society in the city. SOCIAL enjoyment
and literary attainments are to go hand
in hand with total abstinence. The
officers are: President, Dr. II. j
O'Brien, Vice Presidents. D. w. Tuohy
and Mrs. j. FL. McNamara, Recording
Secretary, Miss Agnes Gay, Correspond
ing Secretary, 8 an DonnellY. Treasurer,
e. A. Nolan. Board of directors: Thos.
Duyea, Minnie Egan, s. Donnelly, Rose
Williams, Nettie King, James Shea and
Agnes Gay. Executive COMMITTEES:
VIM. Cunningham. J. y. Kelly and E.
A. Nolan.
Arrangements are being made by the
contracting stone cutters of St. Paul to
hold national convention IN this city
on January Is, preceding the con7en-
ton Of the National Builders Associa-
ton. The contracting stoue cutters are
at present without g national association,
and it is proposed to sform Que at that
time. There are now societies IN St.
Paul. Omaha and other cities. Many
Of the delegates to the contractors
convention are stonecutters. and are ex-
peoted to reach here in time to take part
In forming the national ASSOCIATION.
Altogether there will be about fortY.f
delegates present. The meeting will be
held in the chamber of commerce rooms.
Saltwater.
Special Correspondence to the Irish Standard.
Mr.. JAS Kitty, Of the St. Paul Ger
man American Bank, spent Christmas
with his relatives in this otty.
.3s .Mrs. John O'Brien entertained a num-
Der &c her friends on Christmas night;
smong those present was Mr. Shea, Of
Isl. Paul.
.ss: Mr.. +. r. McGuire, Vice Presid ent Of
the @. T, A. Union, Mrs. w. B. Flem-
I sm.luR. W. M. Ragan were guests Of Mr..