The Irish standard., 1893-01-07
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|assl hsef Garyiin has handed il his report.
elix Nc arthy has returned 70 Chi
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81 Miss shanley is confined to her home
with . cold
rs Howard i. Smith has gone to Chicago
~ practice Law.
The public schools will reopen on
Monday, January 9th.
The new county officials were indicted
into Office on Monday last.
The Algonquins gave another OF their
ssries Of dances on Friday evening.
4 # The Catholic Benevolent Society met
! on Wednesday evening in Cretin hall.
Miss Ullie Walters entertained the
|. Mistletoe Club at her home on Friday
evening.
The will of Joel May was filed for Pro-
4 bate on Wednesday, and the nearing SCI
for the 26th.
Miss Hennessy, of Albany, N. Z, is the
guest of her unole, Mr.. P. NJ. Hennessy,
Of Ashland avenue.
The Non Nobis Solum Club will give
the third of their series OF dances on
January 9th, at Central hall.
Mr.. James Garvey. the well-known
Tacoma attorney, is the guest of MIR.
James Manahan. He will return west
next week.
On Thursday morning early a fire broke
ont in the tenement row on st. Abbans
and Marshall avenue. -Four buildings
we're totally destroyed Loss $4,000.
James M. Wilson Of West Seventh
street. died on the End. He was an old
and respected citizen, and his death has
left q void among large circle OF friends.
The Catholic Cadets gave an histrionic
entertainment at Cretin hall Of much
merit. The hall was we'll filed with the
friends Of the Cadets and the receipts
were much more than anticipated.
Judges Egan and Willis are engaged
in hearing the appeal of John I. Egan,
from the order of the Probate Court ad-
hitting John Egan's will to probate.
The issue Of the trial was the sanity OF
the testator.
The Medical Board of Examiners are
holding an examination Of candidates
for admission to practice in the state.
The ordeal is being held at the Capitol
building. Fifteen are making the effort
OF their lives.
Miss Minnie Burke, Of Virginia avenue.
gave sleighing party to the Xxx Club.
The evening was all that could be hoped
for soft and moonlight. After the ride
the bright and charming hostess served
q delicious lunch.
a Mrs. and Miss Moon, of Summit ave-
nue., gave most delightful dancing
party on Tuesday evening. The docora-
tions defied description. Flowers OF all
kinds and. of all seasons were protusely
and tastefully placed.
The Irish American Club gave their
annual New Year hop on Monday even
ing. A full membership with their lady
friends attended. The programme was
long and included the old as we'll as the
latest arts of Terpsichore A palatable
lunch was served.
Mrs. Burke, Of Grand avenue, dined
the Hon. Peter Gavin, OF Prince
Edwards Island, on Monday afternoon.
A reception in his honor was given in
the evening. The honored guest, after
looking over the country. has decided to
locate in our city.
Mrs. G. ]. MCCARTHY entertained the
Ohautauqua Circle at her home on Lau-
rel avenue, on Wednesday evening. The
evening was strictly literary one and
the programme was Of the highest order
Of excellence, and in keeping with the
accomplished hostess we'll known liter
AIRY tastes.
Mr.. Stan Donnelly has been appointed
assistant. County Attorney. MIR. Don
nelly will bring to the Office ability and
courage, and will discharge the duties
incumbent upon him with strict con-
SCIENCE. The people can be assured of
Just and the accused of fair prosecution.
The Father Mathew Society has elected
the following officers to serve for the
next six months: President, Jonn
Treacy; first e-preeident, James Mel
adv; second vice president, james For
men; secretary, ia. ONeill; treasurer,
q. L. Mcintosh; board OF managers,
James Dillon, Val. King, Thomas Nc
Dermott, Mr.. Hughes and Joseph r.
O'Reilly.
James 81 Sheehy, son Of the late John
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