The Irish standard., 1890-06-14

and suDStanclat CROWN, that real estate
would boom and that capital and labor
would flow in from all parts OF the coun.
try as in to no other city in the North
west, to share in the marvellous prosper
ity of the city of destiny.
Waseoa.
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a branch track is being built connect
ing the w. & st. 2. E. r.. with Maple
wood Park, thereby making the park
n ore accessible.
Ex-Postnaster Mclaughlin, and Mr..
N. Jacobs were among those chosen to
represent the city ire department. at
Brainerd convention.
The Misses Julia and Mamie Moonan,
of Minneapolis, and James Moonan of
st. Paul, were in this CITY last week and
enjoyed the festivities OF the Forester's
picnic and ball.
The promising condition Of the crops
can be read in the beaming pleasant
countenances of the farmers here. Ger
tain it is that no more hopeful conditions
have existed for many years.
The Forester's picnic held here on
| May Both was a great success, many
members from abroad were present and
local speakers, among whom were
Thomas Boucher, Hon. P. McGover and
Mr.. John Byron, each delivered an adj
dress.
The city council is devoting consider
able attention IN the condition of side
walks. and as b1-monthly inspection
by the street commissioner is provided
for, it is safe to say that t'tbe sidewalk
damage case's is thing of the past in
this city.
! Rev. Father Trainor, the successor OF
Father Christie in this parish, proves
himself in every way Qualified to be such
successor, and Notwithstanding the fact
that be has two additional charges on
: his hands, finds him to have the regular
religious exercises in the church here.
| State Delegate Shields, Of the A. o.
A., organized division OF that Order ir
this city on Thursday night last. The
following are the officers: President, DIR
! L.. P. Leonard; vice president, Danie1
ID. Devine; recording secretary, P. Nc
Leone; financial secretary, E. j. Nc
Waide; treasurer, Thomas Boucher
county delegate, John Moonan. The
, Order starts off with good membership
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M. Kelly, of Geneva, is visiting il
4 Austin this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Sargent, of this city
starts this week for New York State.
Miss Rose Armstrong has returned
) from Leroy, where she has been visiting
J for the last six weeks.
MIRA. w Guttridge, of Merriam Park
gave free temperance lecture at thu
Court House hall, Wednesday, June 18th
The third nine of Austin and the Sec
ond nine of Waltham, played game o
!. ball Saturday on the Waltham grounds
Austin winning by score of 19-2.
Edward Gallagher, breathed his les
Saturday morning after an illness of twt
years with consumption. Ed. was I
!. conductor on the q. NJ. & St. P. r. r
: He leaves father and mother, si1
brothers and six sisters to mourn thei
7 loss. The funeral was held at st. Au
gustin's church, Austin.
One of the prettiest weddings that ha
been at ST. Augustin's church, occurred
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Jame'
, Burns, Of Wells, MINI. and Miss Mar,
Morrison, of this city, were united j,
marriage. They were married befor'
mass by Rev. Father Connolly. Mr.
, Movery, of Wells, acted as best man
and Miss Norton as bridesmaid. At 1913
a reception was given at the home of T
Riley, which large number of friend
attended. They took the noon train TO
: Wells, Mimi, whore they will max,
4 their future home
Hastings.
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Mrs. j. M. Lloyd, Of Chicago, was Wis
. iting with her aunt, Mrs. John Plant.