The Irish standard., 1891-10-17
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CITY BRIEFs.
The telephone call Of The IRISH
STANDARD Is l48-4.
James Greeley one of Great Falls sue
cessfui business men is avisiting friends
in Minneapolis and at his old hons in
kenville county.
1. F. Rice of the post Office was obi
ged to pass tina cigars among bis nu-
nerOus friends, and not without sudi-
Gent cause. He is the happy father OF
q ten pound son.
Coroner Byrnes, Bernard Cloutier Fl.
Byrnes and j. j. Curley have gone
hunting. Their destination is Cakes,
on the Pacific division of the 500 road.
They will be gone about week.
Maggie Connolly, the l8-year old
daughter of Morris Connolly, of 2l2s
l1yndale avenue north, who died on,
Thursday. will be buried this Saturday
morning from Ascension church.
John Harmon, aged 10 years, died last
Monday at his home, 81 Twentieth
avenue south, after lingering allness.
The funeral was held from Holy Ro-
sary church Wednesday morning.
Mary Elithorpe. aged 10 years. daugh~
ser of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Elithorpe,
died on Wednesday last at the home OF
her parents, 1882 Stevens avenue. The
funeral was held Oh Friday at 2 p. m /,
from st. Stephens church.
Mr.. Curtis w. LindleV Our well
known dramatic reader is Soon TO tour
tho eastern states under local manage
ment, In Shakespearian characters
Mr.. Lindley is clever, He has voice
of,maryelous beauty and power.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Aennedy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ken
needy, 500 Second street northeast. to at
torney John J. Kinnane. will occur at
the church of St. Anthony of Padua
Wednesday morning, October 28tn-
PeterRing, the man who was injured
near the Union elevator Saturday after
noon, diedeariy Monday morning, after
intense suffering. The wife and child
of deceased, who live aJ 422 Fourteenth
avenue southeast. were present at the
city hospital when death came.
The Hibernian Rifles will be rendered
an all week benefit at the Bijou opera
house by the Cruiskeen Lawn company.
The play is said to be an excellent.
clean Irish drama The engagement
commenced on Monday evening, Novem-
ber l6sh, and the Rifles will receive a
benefit for each night and two nlatin ees
John Kilmartin, an old man was kill
led in runaway accident last Satur.
day. He has no relatives in Minneapo-
lis but according to information which
came into possession of the coroner he
has wife and two daughters in Brook
Ign n. 4. Deceased had not lived
with bis wife for many years, SO it is
said. He had worked around livery
stables and done that sort OF work for
years.
The w. C. T. IT. coffee patrol, which
is expected to be such boon to the fire.
mer on occasions, is an assured fact.
A local carriagemaker, who has an eye
to business as we'll as some of the points
of philanthr0pist. has came forward
and agreed to build the institution for
One-haf what Is would be worth for the
privilege of having his sign on it.
This, with what has baen promise up
to date, makes the scheme a go.
Judge Corrigan on last Monday ssC
tied up affairs in the Ryan estate which
was equally divided between tho two
sons. Timothy T. and John Ryan. The
property is valued at over 500, 0O0 and
consists of Minneapolis real estate and
farm lands in the town of Richfield.
The two boys who are thus conf
provided for have gone to Syracuse, n.
Y, where they have entered college.
The,death Of Mrs. Catherine Tracy
occurred on Thursday Of last week, at
the fanily resi- ience. 9O7 FIRST ava. N.
The deceased lady was 81 years OF age
and had lived for the past II years 10
this city. She leaves q family Of seven
children TO mourn their mothers death.
The rnnefel VAS largely attended last
{ Saturday morning from the church q
4 the xcul ate SConce ption, reqniem5
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