The Irish standard., 1894-07-21
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twenty three years OF age.
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Mrs. ]. B. Murphy returned from 9
three weeks visit with the sister, Mrs. p
: n. O'Hara, of Graceville, Mimi, on
Thursday last.
| John Mccarthy, an enterprising citi-
zen Of Appleton, Wis, was caller at the
office of THE IRISH STANDARD the fore
part of the week.
T. O'Malley, of Valley City, N. D., a
representative citizen of that bright,
progressive town, paid brief business
visit to the twin cities.
Mrs. T. III. DriscolI and Miss Lillian
Quealy. of Grand Rapids, Mich, have re-
Gently been the guests of Misses Annie
and Esther Hoy 7O3 Main street north
east.
The first division of the Daughters of
Erin will hold their next meeting at La
Dor Temple next Thursday evening. 1t
is expected that q large number OF new
names will be enrolled.
r. F. Larpenieur, o. p, has returned
for short time to the home of his par
ents in this city. From here ne will go
to Louvain, Belgium, there to complete
his course in sacred learning.
A musical and ice cream social was
given Tuesday evening by the ladies of
Father Cleary's parish in the lecture
rooms of st. Charles church, corner of
Fourth street and Thirteenth avenue
south.
The county seat election held in Rem
vile county, Wednesday, was holly con-
tested on both sides. It resulted in IA
vor of the removal of the county seat
from Beaver Falls to Olivia, by ~ ma
jority.
Next Friday evening an ice cream So
cial and a fine musical program will be
the attractions at the rooms of the
Brownson Catholic club, ~ Washil g.
ton avenue south, to which the public
are cordially invited to participate.
The picnic under the auspices of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and Hi
bernian Rifles OF Hennepin county, will
be held at Forest Lake instead of White
Bear, as before announced. The date
has also been changed to Wednesday,
August 9Th.
The Catholic Order of Foresters held
a rally Monday evening to dedicate their
new hall in the basement Of the Catholic
church at Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue south, and large number of
guests were present, including members
OF the uniformed corps.
Miss Della Brooks, of Minneapolis, re-
Gently swan from the hotel at Cottage
wood, Minnetonka, to the starting buoy
of the Minneapolis Yacht Club and from
there to Gibson's buoy, the whole dis.
lance being two and one-half miles. This
is considered to be the best record made
in the Northwest.
At meeting of the Irish-American
club of the East Side on Tuesday even
ing John O'Reilly resigned as secretary
and Dennis Harrington was chosen to fill
the position for the unexpired term. A
large number of new names we're added
to the list of membership. The club is
succeeding nicely from every point OF
view.
Father Cleary has communicated with
Father Hudson, editor of the Catholic
paper at the college OF Notre Dame, Ind,
and Tuesday he received telegram say
ing that the man Zahm is unknown there.
Father Cleary has interested himself IN
the case, and will endeavor to learn his
identity. At present the man is at the
st. Peter asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butler have SUI
fered great bereavement In the death
Of their beloved and only SOD, Johnnie,
aged 3 years, who died of inflammation OF
the bowels at the home of his parents,
500 Central avenue on Thursday. He
was an exceptionally bright boy for his
age and attracted all whom he came in
contact by his sunny disposition.
The funeral services will be held to. day.
James Shannon, one Of the victims Of
the explosion at Haley & Hoey's saloon,
died last Friday at st. Mary's hospital
after suffering intense agony for almost
a week. The remains were taken to his
former home at Inver Grove, Mimi, in
charge of undertaken Gleason. The
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