The Irish standard., 1892-09-24
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Miss Nellie Chick, 81 Glencoe. Is
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Ss Miss Josie Norton, Of Rochester, Mimi,
Iis visiting friends in the city.
VI Knute Nelson made several remarks
Monday evening In Market hall.
j. P. Kyle is attending the lectures OF
the Law University OF Minnesota,
Miss Maggie Hyland, of Rosemount, is
the guest Of Mrs. Loue, of Ramsey street.
Father Harrison gave house moving
on Monday evening. He has recently
moved into his new home.
Miss Bessie Fitzgerald, of Litchfeld,
has accepted a position as teacher IN the
public schools of the city.
Miss Kate Flanagan, Of Dayton ave-
nue.. left Wednesday morning for short
visit with her people in Dubuque.
Miss Mulcahey, of Aurora avenue, has
returned from her vacation and says that
there can be no place more pleasant than
Rochester in which to spend a summer.
Miss Wright, principal of the Monroe
school, has been unable in consequence
Of illness to resume her duties. The
school is in charge Of her sister, Miss E.
V. Wright
E. J.. Darragh, we'll known in loca
politics, was married to Miss Agnew, OF
Chisago, on Wednesday. After tour OF
the East and South they will be at nome
to their friends on Olive street.
Some of the leading members of the
medical fraternity propose giving short
course Of lectures to nurses and others
who might volunteer to contribute their
services in case the cholera should make
it's appearances
Mr.. Z. T. Kelleher, the corresponding
secretary of A. Q. III Ramsey county, has
had very serious attack OF typhoid
fever, His Numerous friends Will 90
glad to learn that he is greatly improved
and able to DO out again.
In MANY Of the larger school buildings
of the city two sessions OF kindergarten
work are held daily. Parents should
take advantage of this opportunity Of en-
abling their little ones to begin eauoa-
tional work in proper manner.
The council has not yet ordered the
streets to be cleaned but is trying to
clean the health department. 1t may be
selfish to begin the securing 80 near the
seat Of local government, but that it is
proper and surely in need OF 1t none
will gainsay .a.
Monday evening meeting Of the men
OF the Cathedral parish WAS called, the
purpose Of which was to devise ways and
means of liqui1a5ing some outstanding
obligations. The meeting was largely
attended and many wholesome sugges-
tons we're made. A plan will be adopted
and the funds needed have already been
promised.
Doctor y. G. Jones, a bright and able
young physician Of our city, was recently
rendered the Office of Chief Physician on
the Canadian border for the inspection
OF cholera suspects by the government.
His time and attention are SO tt Len up
with his private practice that he was
obliged to decline the honor.
4 special meeting Of the board of gov
eminent of the O. T. A. e., archdiocese
of St. Paul, will be held al Cret'n hall,
corner Fort and Sixth streets st. Paul,
on Sunday, October 9th, at 8 O'Clock IN
The afternoon. The principal business of
the meeting will be to examine and pass
uuo,, the accuracy of tbs pamphlet re-
port of the proceedings OF the recent an
nual convention.
On Thursday evening, 2eth inst, che
Cathedral Musical circle Cathedral
t,boir( will give concert In Cretin hall
The program is certain to be of the very
highest order of excellence, and as many
member OF the choir have been Tor
years giving their time gratis for the III
struction and spiritual good of thousands
of people in the city, the entertain
nent should surely be patronized. Even
the proceeds on this occasion will 60 the
support of the parish.
The attraction at the Grand next week
commencing tomorrow afternoon will be
Joseph Arthur's sStill Alarm" one OF the
comedy dramas which holds remark
ably strong place in the hearts Of theatre
goers. Its strong features have been
copied and sent over the country with
inferior productions, but the people seem
to know and recognize the original, and
crowd the houses wherever it is pro
duced. Mr.. Arthur is one of the few
managers who recognize the fact that the
caste should be kept up to the highest
standard, no matter how many seasons
his plays are produced. He recognizes
the fact that SO long as people come to