The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-03-12


next Wednesday evening via the Mime
apolis & st. Louis road.
Miss Birdie Jewett of Chicago is visit
ing relatives in the city and is the guest
of MIR. and Mrs j. c. O'Keefe, at their
home, 517 Eight avenue south.
Thursday March 18th, being st. Pat
rick's day, the regular monthly meeting
of the Hennepin county Catholic Build
ing aud Loan Association will be held
on Wednesday evening, March 10Th.
The last ball of the season under the
auspices of the popular Irish American
Social Club will be held at Century hall
on Easter Monday night, April 18th.
This will be the finest and largest of the
series.
Mary M. Flemming, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael F]emming. died at the
home Of her parents, ]19 Twenty-6rst av-
enue north, last Saturday, aged four
years. The remains were inferred at the
East Side cemetery on Monday.
Manager Bracket is figuring on plac-
ing summer garden on the roof OF the
exposition building. The matter has not
yet been brought before the directors,
but will be soon. The root is 400 feet
square, fat, and is reached by the eleva
tor and numerous stairways.
Mrs. Juliette A. Emery asks to be
made Administrative Of the estate of her
deceased son, Walter e. Morton, who
died February 6 last from injuries re-
ceived by falling through window at
the exposition last fell. She purposes
sueing the exposition association for
damages.
Judge Hooker's decision in the case of
Cyrus E. Phillips VS.. W. A. Cheeves and
A. J. Finnegan. which was fled with the
register of deeds on Monday, gives Fast
side property in litigation near the Uni
versity and valued at from $500 to
81 900, TO the two last gentleman named.
Arson Northrup, living on Smith ave-
nue., St. Paul, has filed q sworn state
ment relative to the ownership of Boom
island. He is one of the oldest settlers
in Minnesota. Mr.. Northrup declares
Hiram Saunders one Of the plaintiffs in
the action brought to determine the title
of the island, is the original pre-emptor
OF the land.
At the election held last Friday in
Golden Valley, the following village Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President of council, John Shield; coun-
ci}men, M. Rey, M. J. Halloran and Fred
Keller, Jr.; recorder, e. J. Sweeney,
treasurer, Peter She'd; justices of the
peace, J. S. Sutton, j. J. Baker; consta-
able, John Gatfney.
Division No. 8, A. O. H., will receive
Holy Communion in body at the 7:30
o'clock mass at the Church of st. An
thony of Padua on Sunday, March Goth.
All members will wear their complete
regalia. The Hibernian Rifles, il full
dress uniform, will accompany the divi-
sion and also receive the blessed Sacra-
ment. Both organizations will meet at
St. Anthony hall at o'clock.
It is probable that some prominent
and wealthy owner of down town bust
pess property will find themselves cul-
prits in the municipal court in few
| days, and all because they have not the
necessary fire escapes on their blocks.
Building Inspector Hazen is growing a
trife impatient at the delay in some
cases and will begin criminal prosecu-
tions, both for the benefit OF example and
the accomplishment of the desired safe
guard. ..v.
At regular meeting of the Press Club,
held last Monday, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: w.
B. Chamberlain, president; B. j. Mulla-
ney, vice president; Fred Fl. Gilman, COR
responding secretary; Fred J. Clarke, re-
cording secretary; J. N. Mind, treasurer
and J. T. Mannix, Carl Wallace and b..
B. Barnes, directors. These officers will
take up their duties at once. The next
meeting of the club will be held April 3.
Nora Sexton, for years periodical WISH
! tor at the municipal court and the work
house, was released from the latter last
Saturday on parole. She will take the
bi-chloride of gold treatment from a
leading local physician. Judge Mahoney
is preparing communication to the
| board of charities and corrections recon-
mending the treatment for use at the
workhouse. It will cost from S. to $40
per patient, he thinks; and will be cheap
| at that.
The last regular meeting of Division
No. 4, North Minneapolis, held Friday
evening, March 4, was very interesting
and largely attended, many being present
front different other divisions through
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