The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-16

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i D. Il. Lamb, regular boarder ct the e
! WILDER House, was found dead on p, his
bed last Tuesday AFTERNOON. He was
about fifty years Of sge and was in the
employ Of the Western, Onion Telegraph
| Company. It is supposed he died Of
heart disease, as when last seen alive on
Monday night be was apparently in good
health.
/ Two Of the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ru sell (the father was accidentally killed
! at Pine City some four months ago and
/ the mother was frozen to death few
days before Thanksgiving in that village)
are offered for adoption in good Catholic
families. Bright children and Of good
parentaRe it il the desire that they be
properly cared for. For further partic-
ulars call at the Office OF The IRISH
STANDARD.
Thursday evening last. John MONEY!, q
we'll known resident of this city breathed
his last at his home, 253 Fifteenth ave-
nue. south, after an illness Of several
months. The deceased was born in Ire :
land fifty years ago, and had resided TO-
| more than Is years in this city. The be-
| reaved family are thus called npon to
bear their second affection within year,
Mr.. Moneys oldest son having died last
| winter. ID
Thursday evening, December o.. q lee
ture for the benefit of St. Ciotilde
church, will be delivered by the pastor,
Rev. Joseph Lauzon, in the hall con-
nected with the church at the corner Of
Lyndale and Eleventh avenues north.
The subject will be "The Catholic
Church" A fle literary sud musical
program is in preparation for the coca
on, and Father Christie, of Ascension
church, will bring the exercises to a close
with short address. Every one is in
vited to be present.
The funeral OF Mrs Bridget Teddy who
died last week was held from he late
residence, AS Jefferson street, last Friday
morning. The remains we're taken to st.
Anthony of Padua church where requiem
mass was celebrated. Mrs. Teddy was
very old and we'll known resident of this
city. She was born in Ireland 70 years
ago and for the past SO years had be N
resident of Minnesota. She leaves to
mourn their loss several children and
grand children, among the latter being
Frank and Thos. a. Kelly, OF this city.
Mrs. Winnie Hart, wife of Plumbing
Inspector James M. Hart, of this city,
died at an early hour last Monday morn
ing at the. family residence, l7l8 Fifth
avenue north. The deceased lady was 80
years of age ard leaves besides her hus
and, four children to. mourn their lose.
Mrs. Hart was afflicted with painful
m alady for more than year past. She
was kind and christian lady and bore
her suhfsrings without complaint. The
funeral was held at Erin, st. Croix coun-
ty, Wis, her former home, last Wednes-
day morning.
Last Tuesday the board OF charities
and corrections held it's regular monthly
meeting and considered the question of
making provision for families needing
,sistanoe because of lack Of work. At
present there is no regulation providing
for the rendering of assistance unless
there is sickness or some other misfortune
in the family other than lack of work.
Last month the poor department received
663 applications for help, and could re-
lleve only 200 Of them. It was decided
to send communication to tho city
council asking that body to cooperate
with the board in devising some means
of aiding the poor people out OF employ
ment.
Thos. w. Hanley, the we'll known tailor,
denies emphatically the report that he is
member of the A. P. A. MIR. Hanley
says that the story was evidently started
through his having been induced by
personal friend to join an organization
known as the Patriotic Order Sons OF
America about five years ago, but that
he did not even become an active mem
Der OF this organization after learning it's
aims and objects. The IRISH STANDARD
can bear Mr.. Hanley out in this state
ment, as it knows when and where he
joined the former organization and also
knows the parties who were instrumental
in getting him to become member. MIR.
Hanley dropped out of thu organization
Immediately upon learning that the pro
meters OF the scheme we're merging it
into an A. P. A. organization.
Following the engagement OF Little
Collins at the Bijou, the field OF humor
will be invaded again by that charming
little farce comedy advocate, Miss Yer
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