The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-19

evening of the 2lst. The price of single
! admission has been placed at fifty cents
BY THE WAYSIDE.
Father Cleary's topic Sunday evening
at Normanna Hall will be: .The Power
of the Pope in America
Mrs. William Powers and daughter
Gertrude, of 1912 First avenue south,
have left for Milwaukee, their future
home. They will bs joined there by Mr.;
Powers.
John Harrington, of Soudan, MINI.
passed through the city Thursday On Lii
way home from st. Paul, where he had
been in attendance at the state conven
tion of the A. O:U. w.
The 8-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
John OBrien, 635 Washington street
northeast, died last Wednesday of blood
poisoning. The funeral took place
Thursday and was largely attended.
Alice Cash, aged 211s5 years and daugh-
ter of VIM. Cash, residing at 4M Eighth
avenue northeast, died Thursday of scar.
lot fever. The remains were taken to
st. Paul for interment in Calvary Gem
etery.
Tuesday evening next the Ladies' AL
tar Society OF Father Clearly parish will
give an ice cream social at Labor Tenn
pie. A musical and literary program
will also be presented. Admission, sup
per included, Is cents.
The Altar society of the Ascension
church will give social at the home OF
Mrs. John M. Rice, 2o23 Bryant avenue
north, Thursday, May "a. An excellent
program is promised and large attend
ance il looked for. A general invitation
is extended to all.
For the first half of the coming week
at the Grand Opera House, including
matinee at popular prices on Wednesday,
the attraction announced is the McGib
eny Comic opera company in produc-
ton of Offenbach's sprightly and melodi
GUS success, "The Princess of Trebizon-
de-" which will be almost new to the
theatre goers OF this city.
James NJ. Powers, IT Murdoch, this
state, wants to wrestle any l48 'pound
man in the world, black or white, Prof.
A, f. Hasten, of Minneapolis preferred.
Prof. hasten accepted the challange
Tuesday, STIMULATING the following con-
ditions: Powers to put ups forfeit OF
$50 and make a match for reasonable
amount. at 145 pounds, give or take
three pounds. Match to be wrestled in
Minneapolis.
A cantata, 1.-THE Flour Queen" will be
given Friday evening, May rs, at ST.
Elizabeth's hall by the young society
ladies Of South Minneapolis. Several
prominent vooalists, Miss Helen Mo-
Nearn, dramatic reader, and little
Maude Anderson, late danseuse of the
Naiad Queen Opera company, will assist.
Miss Tillie Ackerson has the affair in
charge and has spared no effort to make
it a success. All are invited.
"O'Day, the Alderman" is the ma me Of
q bright comedy to be presented all OF
next week at the Peoples Theater. The
piece is brim full of mirth-provoking
scenes and laughable situations. 1t is q
first class comedy and will be ably
handled by the Peoples players. # you
want to enjoy two or three hours of solid
fun 90 to the Peoples some evening dur
ing the coming week, or to Tuesday Or
Saturday matinee.
Mary Duggsn, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. William Duggan of Cahilltown, died
last Sunday evening at the home Of her
parents. The deceased was q years Of
age and q very popular young lady. She
was i'll but 9 short time, pneumonia be-
inr the cause Of death. The funeral was
held from the church at Cahill on We'd
nasday morning, requiem mass being
celebrated by Rev. Henry MEG olrick.
Keeran Egan, we'll and high
ly-respected resident Of Corcoran, this
county, died last Wednesday at his home
after short illness of pneumonia,
The deceased was an honorable, upright
man and good citizen and his death is
Euaoourned ~ the entire eommumlt 81 Y
which he lived ffor 1,an, IS