The Irish standard., 1889-06-29

morning at Holy Rosary church. Th'
newly married couple will be at home
to friends after July i, at $40 Chicago
avenue.
The st. Johns University Record fol
this week. publishes letter from 1T
Rev. Abbot Edelbrock and Father
Crysostom, of St. Cloud. which says
that they will arrive at Rome on July
4th.
Kilroe Bros. have the contract for
building the soldiers home hospital at
Minnehaha and have already COM
menced work. The amount awarded
them for the completion of the work is
$4,000.
The South Minneapolis Crusaders
have changed their place of meeting
from 2O19 Nineteenth avenue south, to
the old Holy Rosary school building,
where they will hereafter hold their
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mousse celebrated
their wooden wedding last Monday even
ing by reception rendered to friends at
their home 1900 7Jh street south. They
received many appropriate and valuable
presents from their numerous friends.
The herdics started Thursday morn
ing, running from Twenty-fourth street
and Third avenue south to the univers-
ity, making trips every fifteen minutes.
The company expects to make ten
minute trips on this and the Cedar ave.
nue. line by July Is.
Tomorrow Sunday class of nearly
800 children will receive their first COM
munion at the church of the Immac-
ulate Conception, at 1890 o'clock mass.
In the afternoon the children and mem
bers of the young ladies sodallties will
renew their baptismal VOWS.
The Cadets T.A.society of the lmmac-
ulate Conception parish will hold an en-
tertainment and ice cream festival next
Tuesday evening at Catholic Associa-
tion hall. The admission is ten cents
and the proceeds will 90 towards fur
nishing the meeting hall for the boys.
Agnes, the 2.year-old daughter of
Richard Dunlayy, residing at 1915 I'd
street N. E., while PLAYING in the
street Monday night was run over by
a street car. One wheel passed over
her left leg and amputation may be
necessary though her mother refuses to
have it done.
The children of the Orphan Asylum
and the boys of the Immaculate Con-
ception church will have a glorious
time next Wednesday. They will pic
mic at Lake Minnetonka, going out at
8 o'clock and returning at 4:2O p. m.
The Minneapolis and St.Louis road will
carry the boys out and home again free
OF charge.
Father James McGolrick and George
A, Bracket have completed arrange
ments for a grand children's picnic at
Lake Minnetonka on Wednesday, July
g. 1t will consist of the inmates of the
Catholic Orpahn Home and all the chill
dren of the public and parochial schools.
The st. Louis road will bring the party
out and back free of charge.
Albert Galway, said to be from Min
neapolis, was killed in a quarrel with
Elmer Larrell at Spokane Falls on the
18th. The coroner's jury exonerated
Larrell, as it was shown that Galway
was trying to shoot him when
the killing occurred. Galway is
said to be from Minneapolis, but no
one here seems to know him.
At Holy Rosary church, last Wednes-
day morning, VIM. Stapleton and Miss
Jennie Kelly were united in marriage
by Rev. Father Turner. p. j. Burke
oficiated as groomsman and Alice
Walsh as bridesmaid. The newly
married couple received many valuable
presents. They will be at home to
friends after July LIST, at l7l2 Twenty
second street south.
Contractor J. III. Benson, a member
of Division No. 4. A. O. H.. of this city,
with crew of Is men, has commenced
laying track on the Manitoba road.
between Little Falls, Mimi, and
Staples Mills. Mr.. Benson Is the man
who holds the belt for rapid track lay
ing, having OIL one occasion, about two
years ago, with a force Of 10 men, laid
down eight and three-quarter miles OF
railroad in one day.
Reports have again been circulated
that the Washburn and Plllsbury mills
are to be sold to an English syndicate,
but they again lack confirmation. A.
n. Kelsey and John b. Gest OF Phila-
dolnhio ruo 1,roctOra in tha r. e.