The Irish standard., 1889-11-23


which furnish nna9 ifIcient shipping
facilities and, inS CONNIE rciai way
makes it 3 city 81 more than ordinary
Importance. It's private dences will
compare we'll with citias anywhere Of
the size Of Morris, and its court house,
as q public building Is one Of the finest
i'd the state. .s&.5 IL
On Third street, between California
and Colorado avenues, is located As
sumption Church, = neat frame dlfice,
| Of which Rev. Father Gaskell is pastor,
and of whom, it Inay be said, all
Catholics under his jurisdiction delight
| in ignoring, and all others, Of whatever
domination, respect. Across Third
street from the churchsis the Sisters
school, we'll attended, known and re-
garded by all sects as one of the best
institutions Of learning in Stevens
county. Among the Catholic organiza
tiOns existing m Morris may be men,
toned Division No. A. o. II. of Ste
vens county. There are in the neigh
boorhood Of seventy members in this.
excellent organization. with the follow
ing gentlemen as officers: County DEL
egate. Frank e. Newell; President, 8.
a. FlahertY; vice-president. William
Logue; treasurer. j. j. CARNEY; record
ing secretary, Timothy Murphy; fnan>
cial secretary, E. F.. O'Brien; insurance
secretary, PA. Mccarthy; ser9eant-at-
arms, M. j. Foley; marshal, L. Il. Cola
han. There is also temperance soci-
ETY. of about twenty-five mealbers with
IS. G. Murphy as president. E. P.
O'BrieD, secretary, Z. A. Mccarthy,
county president. Here in Morris, as
elsewhere, the Irish element is we'll re-
presented both in professional and
business way. s. A. Flaherty, division
president Of the A, y. H., holds sway
as an able attorney whose practice is,
very extensive, Frank Newell, as post
master, everybody likes, because of bis
gentlemanly treatment of all those With
whom he comes in contact. He is a
democrat Of the old school, was ap-
pointed by President Cleveland and is
respected Dy the people Of Morris, re-
gardless of their political persuasion.
MIR. Newell is also member of the
Morris school board. 10 the machinery
business is T.. A. Callaghan. who is one
of the best known men in Stevens
county and has the respect and conf
dence of the people. He is worker in
all that the term implies aud is one Of
that class of men WHO richly deserves to
succeed In any undertaking. There, too.
lives M. j. Foley in the restaurant
business aud j. J. Carney, in charge Of
a butcher shop, Both these gentlemen
are doing we'll in their respective lines
as they richly deserve to do. AS to real
estate in Morris and farming lands in
Stevens and for miles beyond that
county. there isn't, perhaps, anyone 80
we'll posted as either p A. Mccarthy or
e. p. U'Brlen, dong baslness in that
city under the firm name of Mccarthy
Il y Brien. They are reliable and trust
worthy in their dealings and keep al
ways in view that which will tend to
the best interests of the CITY and coun
ty, in which they reside. 4. u. Moore
is in the dry goods business, while John
Flvnn, an old resident, would win lau-
rels anywhere in the position which he
holds as patrolman. In closing we viii!
allude to the fact that one of the most
popular democrats, while here, was Geo.
M. Giltinan, who served a number of
terms as court auditor and who re-
signed some time since to accept APP
sition as state weighmaster. with resi-
dence at St. Paul. Mr.. Giltinan Is the
respected state secretary of the A q. H.
of Minnesota.