The Irish standard., 1892-07-09
STATE. CAPITAL NOTES.
Miss Lille McArdle is eojourning at
White Bear Lake.

Miss Agnes Wheeler is spending the
summer at Mendoza
Archbishop Ireland is expected home
the first Of the week.
Miss Sarah Mealey will spend the sum-
mer months in Canada.
The new electric line from St. Paul to
White Bear lake is now in operation.
Father Cosgrove, of st. Vincent,s
church, sailed on the Umbria last Satur-
day for Ireland.
M. J. Agnew, Esq, promising young
lawyer Of Chicago, is doing the Minnesota
summer resorts.
Master Dick O'Brien, son Of the Hon.
G. ID. O'Brien, has returned from Mon
tana. Rough life did not agree with him.
The opera-loving people Of st. Paul
evidently appreciate the efforts of jean
ME Winston and her excellent company.
The office of assistant custodian of the
court house has been abolished and the
salary Of the custodian very much re-
duced.
The promoters Of the "Globe Fresh
Air Fund" are very enthusiastic and the
fund is assuming encouraging proper
tions.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Prendergast
spent the Fourth at Hastings They
were the guests Of their Uncle, Judge
Newell.
Miss Maggie Hurley, ef North Branch,
rs the guest of Miss Alice Mcclure, of
Douglass street. Miss Hurley expects
no remain in the city several weeks.
We are pleased to note that Miss Min
nle Grathwol has been retained by the
new city treasurer. Miss Grathwol is
the light of the ctfice and a most efficient
cashier.
Miss Maggie, McElligot, of the Crook
ston Normal School, is the guest Of
Miss Annie Delaney, of this city Miss
McElligot expects to spend her vacation
at her OLD home in Rochester.
Mrs. Bridget Murphy, mother OF Lieut..
Murphy, Of the police force, died at the
residence Of her son on East Fourth
street Thursday afternoon at the ege of
s. wears. Her death is mourned by a
large circle of friends.
The 4th OF July picnic given by St,
James parish near Fort Smelling was
delightful affair. 1t was well attended
and everybody had an enjoyable time.
Father Fitzpatrick's zeal and his parish
ioners' devotion were manifest on every
hand.
The Misses Egan, daughters Of presi-
dent Egan Of X. G. Ry, Miss May
Butler of College avenue, and Miss Bow
Ian, daughter Of ?. J Bowlan, have re-
turned from the visitation convent of
Georgetown, D. c. They will spend
their vacation at chs lakes
lt is needless to say that Father O'Neil,
abe pastor Of St. Michael's parish, makes
a SUCCESS of anything he undertakes.
His Fourth Of July picnic held in beau
tif1ll spot overlooking the city was
grand success Over $500 was cleared
for the parish, and it's good pastor is cor
respondingly happy.
cft thc ri t>f
ernment of the c. 7. A. o.. archdiocese
OF st. Paul. will be held at Crusaders
hall, this city, On Friday the 18th inst,
at s O'clock p. N. Business of import
ance will come before this N esting, and
county presidents and secretaries being
members Of this board as we'll as the
general officers of the Union, are urgently
requested to be present.
Mr.. Jas. II. Burns, County Delegate Of
the A. O. Fl. of Ramsey county and pro
prietor Of the St. PAM Herald, met with
very serious accident On the 4th of
Ju,y. The unexpected explosion Of a
cannon -hre-cracNer So mutilated his hand
that alnputatlon YVES necessary. MT
Burns has a host Of warm friends who
keen]y sympathise with him III his mis-
fortune.
Mr.. Jas. J. Regan, ex-president CT the
Crusaders 7. A. society, Of ST. Paul, has
been promoted to The responsible posi-
lion Of receiving teller OF the St Paul
National Ba1k. Mr.. Regain is & young
nlan of the highest merit and deserving
Of the confidence rerosed in him. The
bank officials deserve congratulations
also. They DO we'll in placing young
man Of Mr.. Regan's character before their
many depositors.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians in
Ramsey county is growing rapidly. Di-
vision No. was organized last week and
will hold it's meeting at corner of Park
and Sycamore streets. What was known
n Ia,