The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-24
BISHOP SHANLEY'S RECEPTION.
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Claire.
Mrs. Thos. Eagan. of Superior, and
MISS Katie Eagan, of Hinckley. spent
a couple of days in Pine City with Mrs.
Hurley.
James McGuire's team of colts took a
little run last week near Waverly, jim
is suffering from sprained spkfe in
consequence. r
In one day Of last week, Ester Weis-
gerber. of st. Peter. collected $239 from
the citizens Of Belgrade for the new
Catholic parsonage.
John Carney, of Sank Centre. is very
seriously ill. He vas taken with an at
tack of hemorrhsge of the stomach on
Tuesday, and for a time was in very
critical condition.
Miss julia McDonough, of Brainerd,
was gwen saNery pleasant surprise last
evening a. che residence of Mr.. James
McDonoagh on Bluff avenue by party
consisting Of about fifteen cougle.
Marlin Ryan. living north Of Frank
lin, bad the misfortune to lose his stable
and ,hree horses by fire last Tuesday.
Ths fire caught IN some unaccountable
way while the family were at dinner.
81. Quinlan. of Ashley, was thrown
from a wagon near Sauk Centre On
Wednesday evening of last week, and
sustained fracture Of the shoulder.
which will incapacitate him for labor
for some time. .
The home of J. II. O'Brien. of R1dg-
ley, was completely destroyed by fire
last week. We nave not learned how it
occurred or what insurance the property
bore. In any event 1t is a serious loss
to MIR. O'Brien.
DR.. Daniels, of st, Peter. was called
to st. Paul last Sunday to visit Rev.
Father Tori, who has been dangerously
ill. This will be sad news to the many
friends of that estimable gentleman
who reside here. ...s
Pete Ryan and family of Morton,
moved Tuesday into the building on
Second avenue formerly owned by Don
McNevin, he having become the owner
by exchanging his old post office build
ing for the same.
w. J. Sheehy, Of Montgomery, who
has been attending the Georgetown col
lege at Washington, D. c., for the past
year arrived here on Mondav. He will
remain here and assist in the MANAGE
ment Of the store.
j. F. Kelly, of Atwater, departed
Wednesday for the Twin Cities, he has
accepted the position as travelling sales
man for the Globe Cigar Manufacture
ing Co. Of st. Louis and will be absent
much of the tine.
Patrick Murphy. Of Haverhill, re-
ceived notice last week, that his appli-
cation for a pension had been reported
on favorabiy. He was wounded in one
of his limbs during the war, and has
been sufferer ever since.
A. A. Maloney, of Owatonna, for a
long time connected with the Conti~
nenta; Insurance company, has accepted
a position with w. F. Harper & Co., of
Superior. Wis, and will take charge of
the insurance department. of that firm 3
business.
Rev. Father Gleason. recently of
Brainerd, now has charge Of the parish
at Mortified. Mimi, where he is very
pleasantly situated. In a private letter
to the editor of the Bralnerd journal he
expresses kindest regards towards the
people of Bralnerd, and his heartfelt
remembrance Of them.
The boarding house Of Dudley's saw
mill in Prescott caught fire last Sunday
night by the bursting Of the kitchen
chimney, The fire got under good
Roadway before tho fire department
could reach it. The building burned in
spite Of the efforts made to squelch it,
but the surrounding buildings were
saved.
st. Bridget's chureIs and parsonage at
Carrollsville, are undergoing repairs.
Expert workmen from Rochester are
engaged in the work Of reconstruction.
When their work is done the parish
toner's will hardlv know their place Of
worship, and Father Lynch will have q
much more attractive house to dwell in.
While digging q well for farmer
about 8 miles North east OF Fairfax
Wednesday afternoon. Jas. O' Hara at
tempted to descend BY q rope to the bot
tom which was some elghry feet from
'thessurface d escsndalapa;
'fsM Rect: the Q & % iii, wl1ieIe
trees 20 which it WAS attached allowing
the. unfortunate Young man. to ffall rs
the bottom Both his leos were broken
Shove the ankle and he Has other wlIls,,e
injured. 4 doctor was imme aiAtelys slel,t.
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