The Irish standard., 1893-10-14
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
BY THE WAYsIDE.

BY THE WAYs1DE.
Robert Emmett Association will holo
s very important meeting Sunday after:
noon at 2:30.
The ladies of Ascension parish will
give q sociable at the home of Mrs. N
Rauen, 512 Eighteenth avenue north
Thursday, October 10. A cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all.
Another little cherub of the masculine
gender has arrived ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. Hoy, 1887 Adams
street, northeast. This recent arrival
makes the fifth juvenile of the family,
and the many friends of the happy par
ents congratulate them on the event.
The will of the late r. NJ. Hooley, of
Chicago, leaves $1,000 for the education
of his grandson, Robert Hurlburt, and
after the demise Of Mrs. Hooley one half
of the estate of 100000 is to go to the
mother of Robert. Mrs. Hurlburt lived
in Minneapolis for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kelly, 2l04 Twenty
-nlret avenue south, was made happy last
Sunday morning at 4 o'clock by the arri
val in their household Of bouncing
boy weighing 8pounds Troy. Mr.. Kelly,
who is the general floor manager at Re-
CAMS restaurant, has been lavishly
treating his numerous friends to fra
grant Havanas.
A fair for the benefit of st. Lawrence
church, of which Father GEMS is the es-
teemed pastor, will open at K. P. hall,
corner Of Fifth street and First avenue
southeast, on Wednesday, Oct. Is. AID
continue for the rest of the week. o.
Saturday evening, Oct. %, there will be
drawing of fine horse donated by Mr..
John Walsh, Of Ramsey county.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa-
ton is making extensive preparations
for it's second annual ball to be neld at
Masonic Temple on Thanksgiving eve,
Nov. 29th. Danz' orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion. A popular
feature for the early part of the evening
qill be the rendition of choice selections
Of Irish melodies by this. popular band
Of musical artists.
Daring robberies are of frequent oc
eurrence in this city of late. Early last
Sunday morning bold and daring rob-
berry was committed at the Wilbur house,
and. on Monday night another was per-
petrated in northeast Minneapolis when
four masked mon entered Pete Podany'e
saloon and made away with $53. Podany,
his brother and two other Poles were
made to stand IN row by the maraud
ers while the till was being emptied of
it's contents.
DR.. Frank P. Moore, the we'll known
clairvoyant, who was arrested in this
city some time ago, has been arrested in
Boston, Mass, charged with swindling
one Viola Mason out of s27o last July.
Moore's lady confederate, Mrs. Russell,
is also under arrest, it is said, for COM
plicity in the swindle. 1t is said that
when Moore lett Minneapolis after the
mysterious case against him was settled,
he went to Worcester, Mass, and then
to Boston where he was arrested.
Tomorrow (Sauday) evening at St.
Anthony hal the Total Abstinence So.
cieties will celebrate the 1O3rd anniver
sary OF; the birth of Father Mathew, the
great apostle of temperance. There will
be fine program of entertainment, in
Guiding address by prominent speak
ers, some rare musical selections by fa-
vorite artists and other epecialties to
make the event an enjoyable one. All
friends of the Total Abstinence cause are
cordially invited to attend this free en-
tertainment. 49,.
At the weekly meeting of the Henne-
pin Reading Circle held last Monday in
st. Stephens hall the following papers
we're read and discussed: Spanish Set
Elements in America" by Miss Eliza
Fitzgerald; French Settlements in
America" by Miss Mary Ryan; English !
Settlements in America" by Miss Anna
Gallagher; Typographical Sketch of
LasCassas,' by Miss Gertrude Tully; |
s'Sketch of Father Hennepin," by Miss !
Rose King; and Sketch ST Lord Balti-
more" by Miss Mary Clinton. The Cir
Gle has membership of forty and is
gradually growing.
s'The Church and Political Freedom"
is the theme selected by Father Cleary
for next Sunday evening at DANA hall.
The discourses given by Father Cleary
to mixed audiences every Sunday even
ing are attracting much attention in that
section of the city and eliciting favorable
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