The Irish standard., 1891-05-09
CITY RRIRRs.

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The telephone call of TIE Irish
STANDARD is 354-4.
| The marriage OF Miss Teresa Nc.
Intosh to Patrick Qualey, one of oul
finest police officers, was an event OF
the past week, the wedding occurring
quietly at the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception Tuesday last.
! "A splendid game OF base bali between
the University ball club and the St
Thomas Seminary nine occurred last
Saturday afternoon at Merriam Park.
Tne University was defeated, scoring
but three runs to seven for their oppo-
nents.
Wednesday evening of last week Mise
Mary Elliotte was pleasantly surprised
by large number of her friends at her
/ home, 43 Eleventh street North. It
was in remembrance of the young
lady's 25th birthday. The evening was
made most joyful to all present, dane
ing and various games being among
the features.
The Brownson Catholic Club held
their annual election of officers Thurs
day evening. The following officers
were chosen: President III. B. Sweet.
ser; first vice president. James D..
O'Brien; second vice president, ID. G..
Sullivan; recording secretary. j. W.
Morrow; corresponding secretary. T. HI.
Kelly; treasurer, j. o. Sawkins.
Smith O'Brlen, for 80 years resident
of this city. died Tuesday morning at
his residence, 2lO7 Second street north.
He was 86 years OF age and we'll known
among the old residents of North Min
neapolis. The funeral took place from
the Church Of the Ascension, North
Minneapolis and was largely attended
by sYmpathizing friends and neighbors.
The celebration of the eighth ami
versarY Of the organization of Division
No. 2 "A. o. EEL. OF Hennepin county on
the evening of May 10Th at Dania hall,
will be most ENJOYABLE event, Ir will
be grand reunion Of No. 2 and other
divisions Of the citv. together with
their ladies and also all friends outside
the Order who desire to attend.
Tickets are for sale by members at so
cents each. Refreshments will be
served in the hall.
Another DAMAGE case against the city
Of Minneapolis. for injuries received
resulting from its negligence, came
before Judge Lochren and jury Tues
day afternoon. The plaintiffia the suit
is William j. Howard. He wants $5.-
900 for personal injuries. Last October
while walking along Lake street. and
when in the act Of stepping aside to
allow some ladies to pass by. be fell
into an unprotected telegraph hole.
This occurred at o'clock in the after
noon, and since that time he has not
ceased to feel the effects OF his fall.
A St. Cloud despatch of the 7th inst
reports. Anna Fahey. young woman,
to have been found IN The woods near
Watab, Stearnes county, in demented
condition. almost starved and with but
little clothing. When first given food
1t would not stay on her stomach. II
was found that she had been in the
woods about three weeks. without food
or shelter Miss Fahey went up from
Minneapolis about three weeks ago to
visit her father in Sauk Rapids, bui
went off and had not been seen since.
| She is at the hospital now, at st. Cloud.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newell have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now at home near Belle Plalne, this
state, where Mr.. Newell has one of the
finest farms in the state. The wedding
took place some time since at tie
Church Of the immaculate CONCEPTION,
this city. Mrs. Newell being daughter
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Churchill.
They gave an entertainment to their
friends upon returning TO Belle Plaine,
where large number were present to
enjoy most pleasant evening among
them the father OF the briCe and
friends from this city.
Martin DeyerY, son OF Patrick Dew
cry. an old and much respected resident
of Maple Grove. was accidently killed
at Brainerd, Sunday night. Mr. Dew
erV had been in Brainerd on business,
and the last time be was seen alive was
when he stepped on the train to come
home. In some unaceountabIe man