The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-12-08
ROUND THE CITY.
BY THE vvAYsiDE.

BY THE WAYsIDE.
Catholic Home Almanac, 1895, at the
Catholic Bookstore, 129 Second ct. south
Division No. / a. o. H will elect offic
ers tomorrow afternoon. No. 2 one
week from tomorrow. No. nsxt Tues.
day evening. Nos 6 and Z, next Thurs
day evening.
There is increased happiness in the
home Of Judge John II. Steele, on &C
count Of the arrival ct fine baby boy
last Tuesday morning. A similar event
occurred on the same eventful morning
ct the home OF Fireman Joseph Harmon,
12OW. Twenty eighth street.
Rev. Father Harrington, Of Ascension
parish, was recently the recipient Of q
very valuable present in the way OF q
horse, harness and phaeton. 1t came in
the nature of Thanksgiving gift and
was presented to the worthy pastor by
Mrs. J. O'Brien, 1913 Fifth street north.
A. G. Ayers, young man of % and q
brother of DR.. j. 81. Ayers, and who has
been travelling with Salisbury's string Of
race horses for the past season, met
with very serious accident Sunday at
Monte Carlo, ILL.,, by falling from NOV
ing train. His skull was fractured and
he is now lying in q critical condition at
the Cook county hospital.
Patrick Kern, residing at 927 Eighth
avenue s, died suddenly Monday morn
ing of heart disease and dropsy. He
has been troubled with the disease for
some time but just previous to his death
he was feeling as we'll as he had felt for
some time. He was G5 years old and was
railroad man. His remains will be sent
to Ottawa, Kas, for interment.
The ladies of the Knights of Labor
will hold an entertainment and soci ] at
Century hall Monday evening, Decem
Der 10, at p. m. An unusually bright
musical and literary program is to be
rendered. Among the attractions might
be mentioned wbistling solo by Sidney
Ash and short address by FL. b. Mar
tin. All are cordially invited.
Stuart Robson begins his engagement,
of one weeks duration at the Grand
Opera House next Monday evening, and
will be seen in the following repertoire:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Wednesday Matinee THE Interloper."
Thursday, "Leap Year." Friday and
Saturday matinee, "She Stoops to Con-
qaer," and Saturday Evening, Tho
Henrietta
The Silverthorn Quartette WAS sur
prised by it's friends at the home OF
Charles Henneman, 1904 Twenty-second
avenue south, last Saturday evening.
Dancing was the feature of the evening
until II o'clock, when an elaborate sup"
per was served by the ladies OF the Sill
verthorn social club. Covers were laid
for twenty couples. The Silverthoro
Quartette sang several fine selections.
Ed Farrell was arrested Monday after
noon on charge OF petit larceny b. In
spectors, Courtney aud Morrissey. 1t is
alleged Mat Farrell stole $40 coat from
9 Mrs. Robinson residing at 1923 Fourth
avenue south. The coat was pawned
with Adamson, and Farrell was captured
by means of his signature which COM
pared identically with that Of the name
signed to the pawn ticket, which was IL
St. John"
In accordance with the terms Of the
constitution of the Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians as adopted at the national con-
vention at Omaha, division elections will
take place annually in the month Ut De-
cember, instead of June, as hereto ore
The IRISH STANDARD therefore urges ali
division secretaries throughout the state
to send in the names of their newly
elected officers as soon as possible after
the election is held.
The Hibernian Rifle company elected
officers last Thursday evening at st. An
thony hall. J. w. Doyle was again unan-
irnously elected captain, Frank kealy
was elected first lieutenant and P. j.
Kinnane second lieutenant. William
Myers had but little opposition for faan-
cial secretary but the Offices of recording
secretary and treasurer were holly con-
tested, the successful candidate for the
former being Robert McNamara and for
the latter William McGrath.
Following "In Old Kentucky" at the
Biiou is announced the advent of an ex-
cellent comedy and vaudeville entertain
ment. This occasion will present she
first appearance in this city as stars OF
Conroy and Fox, two of the best known
Celtic fun makers in the dramatic profess
sion. The last appearance here OF these
two comedians was witnessed in support