The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-09-29

Rev. Father McKeown has been ap
pointed an assistant to Rsv. - J. Ksane,
at the Church Of the immaculate Con
ception. Father Mahoney has been as
], signed to the parish Of Mendoza.
Roman Alexander was nominated fol
alderman in the First ward Monday at {
meeting Of those representing the op
position OF Jacob Foell, and he was
afterwards Endorsed by the delegates t.
the Republican aldermanic convention
The Minnesota Loan and Trust Con.
pany allows two per cent interest on de.
posits on open account subject to CHECK
and per cent on months certificates Of
deposit. Deposits made any time during
the month draw interest from date OF de-
post.
Prof. NJ. S. Baker has been engaged by
Father Christie as leader of the choir at
st. Stephens church. His superb sing.
ing which has been the delight of thous
ands of church goers in this city for
many years, captivated the large congre-
cation last Sunday at ST. Stephens.
Alice Moore and Nellie Jenkins, tho
girls arrested Monday night for shoplitt
ing at the Glass Block, wsre arraigued
before Judge Mahoney Tuesday on a
charge of petit larceny, to which they
pleaded guilty, and were fued $25 each
with the alternative of 30 days at the
workhouse.
An autumn social will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. Pauly,
Hennpln avenue and Twenty seventh
street, Tuesday, October 2, for the bone
ct of st. Stephens Church. An excellent
program will be rendered consisting of
st. Paul and Minneapolis talent. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Edward Prendergast, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P.H. Prendergast, has gone to Mon
treal to take two years course IN
philosophy at the seminary of tie Sulpi-
clan brothers. Will Mcnamara, son of
Officer McNamara, of the East Side, has
also gone to Montreal, where he will
complete his studies at the Jesuit COL
lege.
Colony IL of the Americans Sons of
Columbus meets next Tuesday evening
at Window hall. A complete list of Of
ficers are to be elected for one year at
this meeting, viz: Admiral, vice admira ,
pilot, purser, guard, sentinel, good
samaritan and medical examiner. A Sec
ond colony of this new order is soon to
be established in Ascension parish.
Judge Russell has fled decision in
tho suit brought by Charles j. Swan
etrom vs. Oscar Newstrom ct. al, which
gives Mcdonald & Delamater q judg-
| ment and prior lien for 1857 48 against
house on Seven and-a-half avenue south,
built yGeorge Holt, jr. The premises are
ordered to be sold, and other creditors
paid from the remaining proceeds OF the
sale. ~
Mrs. Felix McNamee, of 1927 Ninth
street south, met with most painful &C.
cident last Monday which will confine
her to her bed for some time She was
descending the stairs of her residence
when her slipper got caught in the car;
pct, throwing her headlong down the
stairway, breaking both arms and sprain-
| ing her hand. Her friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
G.. L. Seager, laborer, residing at 625
Fulton street northeast, took an over
dose of morphine by accident Tuesday
morning and died from the effects. Sea-
ger had been suffering for long time
from chronic disease, and had been in
the habit of taking opiates to relieve his
suffering. As his death was plainly the
result of an accident the coroner did not
hold an inquest
Mrs. Eliza B. Wilson, mother of Mrs
Benjamin w. Smith and of the late Eu
gene M. Wilson, passed away Wednesday,
morning at the home of her daughter
1925 Hawthorne avenue. Mrs. Wilson
had reached the age of 81 years. A week
ago she fell from her chair, sustaining
severe injuries, and her death occurred
Wednesday morning. The funeral took
place Friday from the family residence.
Private Detective Won Arnoldt had
rather a troublesome day Tuesday
While seated at beer table in down
town resort he was approached by
Charles Loomis, we'll known man about
town, and given severe blow. Halt an
hour later, in the same resort, ex-Detec-
tive King knocked him down and began
pounding him when a crowd of onlook-
ers interfered and pulled King of, Won
Arnold in the meantime making his exit
through back door.
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