The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-27
! STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

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Mrs. Carroll is the guest of her mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douker.
Mark IT, Lewis, one of the early pio-
nesrs, died last Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rooney on Wednesday last.
Miss Mary DAILY, Of West st. Paul, has
returned from her visit in the East.
The races are over and many would
be-sport is unable to pay his board.
Father McNulty, OF St. Joseph's parish
has gone to Sioux Falls On vacation.
Miss Nellie Collins, OF Anoka, visits
her cousin. Miss Minnie Kelly,next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanaugh have gone ON
a trip to Niagara Falls by way OF the
lakes.
The Democrats of Ramsey organized
for vigorous campaign Oh tuesday
evening.
Division No. 2 Of the Ancient Order
initiated several new members on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Matte Simpson, of Mankato, is
the guest Of her friend, Mrs. VIM. J. MUIR
ply, Of william street.
Bishop Stanley, of North Dakota, is
conducting the retreat for the priests Of
the diocese Of st. Paul.
Maud David, little nine year old, ran
away from home on Saturday last. She
has not as yet been found.
ST. Joseph's Female Academy OH ST.
Anthony Hill reopens FOR school work on
the LIST Monday in September.
The beautiful banner recently presented
to ST. Bernards society was blessed amid
appropriate ceremonies lasr Sunday.
A. %. FL. Hall, corner Third and Ex-
change, has been properly repaired
and now has very inviting appearances.
Miss McDonvagh and Miss McGrath,
of Eau Claire, Wis, are the guests of
Miss Lizzie Cullen, of Cherokee avenue.
The Sanitation Committee has been
doing excellent work, and with proper
encouragement will accomplish much
good for the city.
The Cathedral choir under the leader
ship of Mr.. John Gehan is making ex-
tensive preparations for q public enter
tainment in September.
The only disappointment of universal
character felt at the A. 0. FL. picnic was
caused by the absence Of our fellow~coun-
TRUMAN, moot" Nelson.
The contralto solo heard in the Cathe-
dral last Sunday, of which SO many flat
ter,l1g remarks have been made, was by
Miss Annie Collins, Of Joliet, Ill.
Oct. 2lst, the four hundredth anniver-
sary of the landing Of Columbus at San
Salvador, has been designated as labor
day for this year and will be fttingly
celebrated.
By the change of service adopted on
the Selby avenue cable line, fourteen
old and experienced conductors and
motonsers we're discharged, and it is ru-
n1orea that their places will be filled by
outsiders.
Many OF st. Paul's teachers attended
the summer school held at the State
University, and were it not for the ex
hausting ride twice each day they would
express themselves highly satisfied with
the plan.
Mayor Wright has issued proclama-
ton declaring labor day public holi-
day, and the kickers are beginning to
howl because the employees in the city
and county offices will also get rest on
that day.
Last Saturday afternoon Pat Kavan-
agh sold lot on the corner OF Fifth and
Waccuta streets, for 1856 per front foot
The purchasers, McKitfin & Co., intend
TO erect six story stone building on
this pr ,perty for the purpose of carrying
on their wholesale fur business.
At the picnic of the A. 0. 81. held at
White Bear last Saturday, little Nora.
the eighteen-months-old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Pewters, 343 Walnut street,
carried off the prize for being the hand
soonest baby on the ground. The prize is
life-size crayon portrait of herself, which
was donated by Horton and CARING, the
artists on East Third street.
Thomas Coleman, Esq, of Anoka,
came down to the picnic last Saturday.
He became so infatuated with the tobog-
gan slide that he made several attempts
to go up the way he came down. He
failed and gave up in despair, but brother
Shaughnessy of Saltwater, being more