The Irish standard., 1892-04-30
Divorces were granted last Saturday
to Hannah Bergerson from Julius Ber-

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| Divorces we're granted last Saturdt
to Hannah Bergerson from Julius Be
gerson, Bernice Gladdons from James !
Glad ions, !.Fred S. Darling wants a d
vorce from Albertha e. Darling: She
% and he is % years old. They we,
married at Milbury, Mass, on March 9
1887. Judge Hicks denied divorce t
Elizabeth Emery from her husban
James Emery on the ground of adulter,
The wife couldn't prove her charges.
The Sisters of the Catholic Orpha
Asylum, grateful for favors shown, de
sire to return thanks to the following
parties who have recently rendered ali
and assistance: To Anthony Kelly TO
twelve hams; Miss Dette Kelly, pail o
candy; P. II. Prendergast, box of oranges
Mrs. Casey, eggs; Mrs. lawrence, Eas
Minneapolis, who made twenty-fou
waists for the boys, and to the ladies o
St. Stephens parish for sewing.
Tuesday morning w. w. Price, O.
Gale & Co., received a telegram from
Nevada, Ill.,, that his wife died Monday
night. Last fall Mrs. Prices health
commenced to fail and she was 80, tc
her old home in southern Illinois. The
change seemed beneficial, but recently
the malady took serious turn. She
leaves, besides her husband, five chill.
dreu. Mrs. Price was 38 years old and
she had lived at 1921 Mary place for Il
years.
E liza Nelson, middle-aged lady liv-
ing at 919 Twenty ninth avenue south,
was found dead in bed Wednesday morn
ing when the members of the family
bestirred for the work of the day. Mrs
Nelson is supposed to have been snf-
ferer from heart trouble, but Coroner
Byrnes thought it best to hold an au-
topsy. Mrs. Sellentine, age 43 years,
and living at 903 Fourth street south, IS
another whose death summons came
quickly and unexpectedly Tuesday and
the same cause is apparent
At Ascension church, north Minnea-
polls, on Thursday last, George E,
Worthingham, of the firm Of Beatty g.
Worthingham, plumbers, was married to
Miss May Austin, of 116 West Thirty
third street. Thos. Heating was best
man and Miss May Fillmore filled the
position OF bridesmaid. Rev. Father
Christie performed the ceremony, quite
a number of the friends of the contract
ing parties being present at the church
TO witness their marriage.
George l.. Hit is about to build a fine
apartment house on Third avenue south,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
back of the home OF F. G. Pillsbury, on
the vacant lots on the lower side of
Third avenue. The block will be three
stories high, will cost about $4,000, and
Will con tain four houses, and it it is said
;hey will be more modern than any of the
sort in the city. The exterior will be
light brick and stone trimmings. The
Interior will all be hardwood finish. The
block will be a decided ornament to
Third avenue south and will be filed as
soon as it is completed.
Mrs. Michael Lane, residing at COL
Polk street, was seriously injured by be-
ng struck by freight cars at the Great
Northern CROSS ng OF Spring street
evening. Mrs. Lane was
crossing the track, when several freight
cars, which had been thrown by an en-
CINE making flying switch struck her.
She was knocked down, and when
picked up was found to have her left leg
BADLY crushed. On being taken to her
lome DR.. Beziol, who was summoned,
ound it necessary to amputate the
limb.
Sylvester Kel!eher and Miss Lillian
Nagle were married at the church of the
Immaculate Conception on Wednesday
~ Rev, Father McCarron. It. d. Sulli-
IAN acted as groomsnan, with Miss
Kelleher, sister Of the groom, as brides
maid. Mr.. Kelleher is an active partici~
pant in trade and labor matters and is
EDITOR of the Garments Journal of this
,ity. The bride is well-known and
popular young lady, whose parents re-
tide at 5000 Bryant avenue north. The
IRISH ST.NDARD takes this occasion to
,xtend it's hearty congratulations to Mr..
md Mrs. Kelleher.
THE North Star athletic club of ST..
Paul will give outdoor games for all
amateurs resident of the state at Kittson
Park on Decoration day. Entrance free.
The events are as follows: In running,
OC yards, 440 yards, $50 yards, cne-1nile
ace and two-mile race. Jumping
unning high, running broad, and running
,op, step and jump, and pole vaulting.
Hammer throwing and putting the shot
md boxing. Gold and silver medals will