The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
ST PAUL.

Ea on c8H HGeGH any repairs IOI yOuI
stoves at 1856 1888 w Seventh ST., st. Paul.
The chilly blasts of the past week
remind us that winter IS nigh.
Michael Whereby and Miss Catherine
McCaulev we're married on Wednesday
morning at ST. Mchael's church, Roy.
Father O'Neil officiating.
Rev. Father CoDrey. formerly Of ST..
Mary's parish, St. Paul, has recently
been transferred to the Immaculate
Conception parish, Faribault.
Real estate dealers are taking advan-
tage of J. j, HIPS recent magnificent
Gift, and they are advertising lots,
cheap, in the vicinity of the new pro
posed university.
Rev. Father Danehy, late Of the
Catholic University, preached most
touching sermon during the celebration
Of high mass last Sunday at st. Mich
ael's church, West Side.
County President Cunniff has called
a meeting Of the Total Abstinence so"
cities for Monoav evening next, at
which time arrangements will he made
for the celebration Of October 10, the
centenary anniversary of Father Ma
thew's birth.
George O'Brien, Jr., the brakeman
who was killed near st. Anthony park
on Wednesday of last week, was buried
from ST. Michae''s church, West st.
Paul, Friday. September H. MT
O'Brien had many friends and was a
son Of Conductor George O'Brien, OF
the West Side,
Or. Harry j. O'Brien and Mary Agnes
KING were united in marriage on Wed
nesday morning at St. Luke's chapel,
Rev. Father Lawler officiating There
was large attendance of the relatives
and friends of the Young couple. After
a short wedding trip DR., and Mrs.
OBrien will reside ON Lincoln avenus.
The new residence block, owned by
a. B. Wi!gus. at the foot OF Ramsey
street hill, is almost finished and Will
cost IN the nelghborbood of A50Oo'
The building is neat, well.constructed,
with brown stone front. and reflects
great credit upon that well-known con-
tractor and builder, Charles Magee,
who has had charge of the work.
ST. Johns T. a. society celebrated
sheir third anniversary on THURSDAY
evening, September 11th. Musical
numbers were rendered by Misses
1nil,iean, Noes, Winnie EgaD, Winter,
McDermott. Fosberg and Mae Casey.
and by Messrs. Peterson, Davis, Kelly,
Swanson, Rossberg and Slater. E, j.
Darragh captivated the audience with
his pleasing recitations. Addresses
were delivered by Messrs. McCabe.
Mcclure and The pastor, Father Flem
ing. The programme WAS quite lengthy
and everyone went away we'll pleased.
A number of the crusaders with their
wives and ladies invaded the home Of
J, r. Farley ON North street on We'd
nesday evening and treated the newly
married couple to q genuine surprise.
Dancing was INDUCED in till midnight
when the charming hostess served a
hountiful lunch. Immediately after
ward j. J. Regain, president OF the
society, called MIR. and MRS. Farley to
che center OF the parlor. and in a neat
speech presented Mr.. Farley with an
elegant easy rocking CHAIR. The host
responded in pleasing manner, thank
ing right heartily his fellow comrades
for their gift. Every one left for home
in happy frame of mind.
The board of government Of the
C.T.A u naet at Cretin hall On Sun
CAV last. Messrs. Mcclure, Cunniff,
Gutridge and Naughton Of Ramsey.
LaIly and t7etcbell Of Hennepin, Burns
of Winona were the members present.
E. A. O'Brien's resignation as secretary
OF the state union took effect on that
day, and a w. Gutridge assumed the
duties Of the Office. An investigating
committee was appointed, consisting
Of Messrs. Cunnitf. Getchel and j. j.
Walsh, with the president aided, who
will call the committee together as soon
as practicable. a great deal of routine
business was closed up, and the pros
pscts for the future are bright.
At the Cathedral, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Is, Mr.. John r. Treanor and
Miss Margaret O'Hallorau were united
in marriage, Rev. DR.. P. r. Hebron
officiating. The bride was attended b7
her sister, Miss Mary O'Halloran, and
Mr.. p. Feely was best man. A number
of the relatives and friends Of the Young
couple were present to pay their res
poets. After mass the bridal party
repaired to the home OF the brides
parents on Goodhue street, where
sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served. The numerous. useful and
rono;ra1 footifv thf.