The Irish standard., 1890-01-11
ST. PAUL.

Stove repairs for all stoves made, a.
1856 and 1873 West Seventh street, st
Paul.
Father Hebron, pastor Of the Cathe
dral, is confined to his bed in St. Joseph
hospital: He is suffering from a sever,
attack Of La Grippe.
City Clerk Prendergast reports to tn,
city council that the amount collected
from censes during the past year wal
$42l, 1926 IS. Liquor licenses paid $685.,
400.
The city council on Tuesday nigh
elected the Pioneer Press the oficla
paper of the city. Gates "A. johnson
was reelected building inspector for .
term OF two years.
Judges Kerr and Otis are sick with
Che influenza, and Judges Brill ant
Kelly are alone holding court. Judge
Kelly is hardly able to be about.
number Of the deputy clerks Of the cour
are ill, and some are unable to report
for duty.
Hereafter the city police will wea,
shields instead of stars. The reason
given f. T the change is that many I'm.
authorized persons wear stars. The fine
for any person other than policeman
wearing shield is not less than $5 mol
more than 500.
j. A. Carroll OF Portage, Wis, was
married Wednesday morning at $50 at
the Cathedral, to Miss Lille Dougher,
daughter Of the proprietor Of the Inter
national hotel Bishop Stanley per
formed the ceremony B. J. Mcmahon
of Portage, acted as best man, and Miss
Cassie Dougher as bridesmaid.
Married: At st. Mary's church, on
Tuesday, Jan. 7, MIR. Francis F. McIver
and Miss Alice Shane, Father Conway
officiating. Mr.. Edward Brandygee, Of
Utica, N. Y, was best man, and Mss
Mary Shane bridesmaid. Many beau
tiful presents were received. Mr.. and
Mrs McIver will reside at $50 Fairmont
avenue.
The League of the Cross have elected
the following officers: M. J. Clark, pre-
sident; j. P. Welsh, vice president;
J. M. Ryan, corresponding secretary; j.
G. German, financial secretary; T. Foley,
treasurer; D. c. McLaushlin, William
Casey, August Lissette, T. Maggie and M.
Roddy, executive committee; T. Jen-
nings, stage manager.
Michael Flannery, an old member of
Division No, A 0. H., Ramsey county,
died of La Grippe, followed up by
pneumonia, on Tuesday, Jan. 7th. The
remains were inferred in Calvary ceme-
fery, under the auspices OF the A. O. H.,
to which he was long an honored mem
Der. Deceased was vel known in St.
Paul and was we'll thougft Of fer his
many qualities OF head and heart.
ST. Johns parish will give an oyster
supper On Wednesday evening. Jan. Is,
in their school house and hall, corner of
F cps and Mendoza streets. The
psrisi,ioners have been preparing for
this event for some time, and as the hall
is She larg EST OF any school house in the
city, fully capable of containing as large
3 crowd as will be present, good
slime is looked for ard too. One of the
1nost prominent musical organizations
n the city will be present and discourse
sweet music during the evening.
The Crusaders cleo ed officers on Sun
day last. This was the first election in
the history OF the society when each
officer was elected without Opposition.
This society has made rapid progress
during the past year, and new members
are being aided at each meeting. The
following are the new officers: Presi
dent, A. ". Gntridge (re-elected); vice
president, J. J. Ryan; secretary, e. j..
Cannon; financial secretary, I. Naugh-
ton (re-elected); treasurer, G. J. Ryan
{re-elected); librarian, J. j. McKinnon /;
stage manager, H. Hannehan Executive
conmittee-M. J., Shelly, III. de Wallace,
TIC Mccarthy, j. E. Fitzgibbon, S. s,
McGrau.
The funeral of the late John Carroll
was held last Tuesday morning from the
family residence, 500 Martin street. The
remains were conveyed to st. Joseph
church, where solemn requiem mass was
celebrated, after which the funeral pro.
ceeded to Calvary cemetery, where the
remains were buried in the family lot.
John Carroll was we'll known in Mime
apolis, where his school days were spent,
and where more than 20 years OF his
short life had been passed. He left st.
Paul little more than two weeks ago
for Denver, hoping that the bracing air
OF the Colorado capital would build up
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