The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-08-23
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You can get any repairs TOR your
stoves at 1856 1857 Seventh st,, 1t. Paul.
The cool evenings Of the past week
suggest many things to contemplating
minds
The ladies of the Cathedral parish
will hold a festival at Cretm hall on
next Tuesday evening.
Prof. Moury, on Sunday last. jumped
into Silver Lake. North St. Paul,
from q tower 100 feet above the water.
Universal sorrow IL felt in st. Paul
over the sudden demise Of Pat Harris.
the we'll known and successful theater
manager. q
Coal is now $500 per ton. The coal
dealers say this is rock bottom. If it
were coal on the bottom, we would lay
In supply.
Messrs. O'Brien, Of Saltwater, and
Mcfarland, OF Philadelphia, visited
the Crusaders on Sunday last. and each
made encouraging addresses.
archbishop ireland conducted the re.
treat for the clergy Of the dioceses OF
st. Paul, Winona and Duluth, at St.
Thomas Seminary the past week.
The LADIES of St. Vincent's parish will
conduct lawn festival on the church
grounds on the evening of August. e.,
% and 30th. Ground has been broken
for new church for this parish.
There will be meeting of the board
of government of the G. L. A. q. of
Minnesota at Crusaders hall. St. Paul.
on Sunday, August Oath, at 8 p. m. A
full attendance is required. By order
of the president.
Active preparations are being made
FOR the Union picnic Of the total abstl-
nence men and women. The committee
in charge will hold meeting On Sunday
evening next at Crusaders hall. The
ladies Of this city are taxing an active
part. and good time is assured.
Martin Hushen and wife. residing on
Canada street, and who have resided in
st. Paul for nearly half a century, have
both died within six hours time. MI.
Hushen died Sunday night and Mrs
Hushen died Monday Morning. He
had been ailipg for some weeks back.
and his death was not unlocked for, but
she was believed to be in excellent good
health up to the time she passed away.
Her ailing was apoplexy. He was
sixty-nine and she fifty. five years old.
They are survived by number of chill
dren.
AT the prettylittle church of st. Luke.
corner of Victoria street and Summit
avenue, yesterday morning Archbishop
Ireland conducted the confirmation ex
ercises for the parish class. St. Luke's
congregation is not large, but is In"
creaslng rapidly, being now three times
greater than it was two years ago. The
church is pleasantly located in an excel.
lent neighborhood, and will soon out
grow Its present edifce. The music
yesterday morning vas very fine. which
was admirably sung by John F. Gehan,
John Donahue, Miss Agnes Gay and
Miss Emma Haggerty.
The seventh division of the Ancient
Order of Hibernlans has recently been
organized in Ramsey county. The
new organization is located at West
ST. Paul and will meet for a
time on Sunday evenings. The Off
GERS elected are as follows: Pre-
sidept, John Carroll; vice.president,
j.. G. Monogue; recording secretary,
w. p. Daily; financial secretary, r..
Meehan; treasurer, John Griffin. The
new division had a very enjoyable meet
ING last Thursday evening. Addresses
were made by John b. Pewters, James
Slavin and others. W. j. Cole pleased
the meeting immensely with his SPLEEN
did recitation. responding to An encore
with song.
The Democracy of Ramsey, at the con.
vention held last Saturday, nominate |
the flowing county tck~t Clerk of the
district court, r. T OConnor; county
treasurer, A. N. Nelson; auditor, M F.
KAN; register of deeds, Chas. L. Hass;
county attorney, Thomas d. O Brien
judge of probate, JOHN B. Oliver; coro.
ner, DR. ia. Quinn; sheriff, VIM II inf ;
county commissi 'ners, George M t-ch
ST., Thomas r. Martin, Chas. Liedman.
Paul Lavalle, Charles McCarr,n, Peter
Fiandrage; county surveyor, ID. L. Cur
tice; county superintende' OF schools,
John A Hoban; Judges of district court.