The Irish standard., 1893-12-02
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avenue entertained q few friends We'd Cd
nesday. s3S sss II /.
r. j. Gleason dealer IN all kinds at.
wood and coal, 148 West Seventh street.
st. Paul. 35 .s,.s a sS.sS3
The Geschegamma club gave dane
ing party at Lifts hall on Thanks X 3
giving eve. %
Gen. Mullen has 80 far recovered from
his long siege Of sickness as to be able TO
be out again. .s5 S'
Tie Armory rang with merrimens on
the evening OF the Goth, when Company
i II gave the season fret hop.
The coal combine is again revived IN
the courts. On Wednesday the case Of
Rhodes vs.. Walsh was argued in the Su-
preme court. ii ...s
FIeury, the alleged bank robber, 10
again on trial; the former jury after
being out 36 hours failed to agree. The
caee will consume all next week.
Wednesday evening was redolent with
soeials, hops, parties and receptions.
The eve Of Thanksgiving is the initial
onaninp of the seasons merriment.
w. Il. Banning, one OF the most prom.-
nant old citizens of Minnesota, died st
his home on Monday. The funeral took
place. from his late residence on Friday.
Judge Willis has refused to grant q
new trial to the defendant in the case Of
Francis VS.. the Western Union Telegraph
Company. A jury found for the plaintiff
Ter failure to deliver message.
The children of the public schools
united in charitable work and brought
to the various schools all the viands
OF the season for the purpose OF having
them distributed to the worthy poor.
O'Leary Brothers, wholesale meat
dealers. have inaugurated handsome
charity. They will give to the poor OF
she city 10000 pounds of meat each week.
5000 pounds will be donated on each
Wednesday and q like quantity on
Saturdays.
Miss Marie Nesdham died at the home
of h ar parents Oh East Third street, on
Tuesday. The funeral took place from
ST.. Mary's church Friday morning. a
whole host OF friends mourn her early
demise and extend heartfelt sympathy to
hsr bereaved parents.
Captain Jacob Manner, an old and
much respected citizen, died at his home
on Smith Ave, Tuesday afternoon, Of
cancer. He has been 8. patient sufferer
for g long period from the malady THAI
Raal!3 brought his death. Tbs family
has the sympathy OF numerous friends
who grieve with them in their loss
At st. MarY's church on Wednesday
morning occurred The wedding Of G.Keefe
and Miss Emma McKenna. Miss
Maria Keefe acted as bridesmaid and
Andrew Powers as best man. Rev.
Gather Gibbons tied the knot. After
the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at tia future home Of the young
couple,
The Irish American club, having
elected new set Of officers, gave the
frat Of the winters series Of socials on
Wednesday evening, 1t was an open
gather ing, the members inviting their
friends. The evening was most enjoy.
able one and the many guests who were
present will long remember the unstint-
ed hospitality of the irish American tt
club. I
Geo. J. Ryan, for several years past
the collector of che VIM. Davidson estate,
has accepted the management OF the =.
+. Collier Publishing company's business
at Fargo. and will assume charge on
Dec. lst Mr.. Ryan's numberless Trends
among the young people OF this CITY,,
while oongratulating hlm upon his good
fortune, sincerely regret his departure
and will greatly miss the influence OF his
genial nature ct the social gatherings OF
the coming season. Mr. Ryan is Young
man OF the highest merit and will
undoubtedly make success of his new
undertaking.
Ar engagement that should prove OF
more than ordinary interest to theatre
goers is that OF the Howard Athenaeum
Specially Company, which will appear
ut the Grand next week. Messrs Cooney
aud Harris are the two young managers
who think the field in this country 81
good one for this style OF entertainments.
Their frst engagement was Lottie Col
Inns, who last season proved drawing l
card sufficient to test the capacity OF
theatres wherever she appeared. Miss Ny aa'
Collins returns to America this season p1 \
with. her new dance, :. Marg uerite, which
nraatad 9 furore in London last summer
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