The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-10-22
BY THE WAYSIDE.

Mrs. John Morrison, of Saltwater, has
been visiting relatives and friends in
this city during the past few weeks.
Rev. Father Christie will deliver leo
ture at the Ascension church on s'What
the Church has Done Towards the Con-
version of the World" on Sunday even
ing. Oct. %, under the auspices of the
Catholic Truth Society.
M. J. Kennedy, we'll known Mime
apolitan of former days, now resident
Of Denver, Col, is in the city. After
brief visit with his mother and sisters,
one of whom lives in Saltwater, Mr.. Ken
needy will again return to his Colorado
home.
John w. Shulze, better known as "Jim
Wheeler" for years stage manager at
the Theatre Comique, died at st. An
thony Hospital on Monday, of consump-
tion. The funeral will occur tomorrow
and will be under the auspices of Mime
apolis Lodge of Elks.
Mr.. G. B. Kelly, the prominent real es-
tate man of West Superior, made pleas
ant call at TIE IRISH STANDARD Office
this week. He spent several days in the
city and though he admires Minneapo-
lis he thinks it no place compared to his
our, u(!ifv nf nostinv y
Michael Davis, of Portland, Me-, the
boat builder who is overhauling the
boats of the Lurline Boat Club, intends
to remove the main Office for his bust
ness from Portland to New York and to
establish Western branch. He says he
may decide to plant 1T in Minneapolis.
We have decided to make seasonable
goods move now. Stufs that should
have passed into consumers hands 80
day ago are still with us. We must and
shall unload, and are prepared to take
whatever loss such determination en-
tails. Weather or no weather, now is
the time to buy. 8. 3. Olson & Co.,
Minneapolis.
Reuben w. Benjamin, laborer living
at 143 Eleventh street north, was seri-
ously injured Wednesday night on the
interurban line, near the old transfer.
He attempted to jump off one of the big
cars and was thrown headlong to the
hard street. He sustained a number of
serious injuries, and it is feared he was
hurt internally.
There appears to be q sort of epidemic
Of typhoid fever in the city. Up to We'd
nesday forty -four cases had been re-
ported at the health Office for the month
Of October. During last August there
were seventy-seven cases reported, and
during September eighty one, SO that it
will be seen that there has been no oes-
sation Of the present attack Of the fever.
The health authorities are waiting anxi-
ously for the time when there will be q
falling off in the cases OF the deadly
fever. Ell.
Yesterday being the Columbus ami
yersary divine services were held in all
the Catholic churches Of the CITY. At the
Immaculate Conception church solemn
hirh mass was celebrated at 1880, 9. M,
Father Mcintyre being celebrant and
Father Henry McGolrick and Father
Eoan. deacon and sub deacon respectively.
Hey. j. j. Keane preached an eloquent
4 and instructive sermon which was lis
tened 5to with rapt attention BY g large
CONGREGATION. The sanctuary, aisles and
affairs were decorated with the stars and
stripes s51
Dan McC Comb, attleman, whose
homo d il Sc. Paul Park, had his pocket
picked Tuesday night Ct the corner OF
Washing ton avenue and ;Henanepin ! H g
,vas standing nea The icollet house y
waiting lor al or hen some % g,
haht cred fellow ed /, his Wal [l''1'