The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-01-13

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Philip Ryan, aged Is years, and To-
over forty years resident Of Minnesota
died last Tuesday at his home, 3,At
/ Grand avenue. The remains were buried
Thursday morning at st. Anthony come.
! terry, and +. QUEEN mass was celebrated at
! st. Anthony Of Padus church. Mr.. Ryan
leaves six surviving children, three IN
this city and three in Denver.
/ A speci 1T, The IrrsH STANDARD from
Glasgow, Mont, announces the marriage
lin that city on January Bird, OF Miss
Mary A. Rafferty,, daughter Of John RAT
Iferty, 1924 Marshall street, this city. to
Mr.. Sidney A. Willis, of Glasgow. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Bridget A. Rafferty,, and the groom by
mr.. j. Gnuze. The newly married
couple will make Glasgow their future
home.
| There were over City men in attend
,ance at the weekly drill OF the Hibernian
Rifle company last Wednesday evening
at St. Anthony hall. Recruits are COM
ing in fast, and Capt. Doyle has reason
to feel pr nd OF the success of hie COM
pany. Let tho 60. d work 60 Oh. We
want 100 we'll drilled men for the st.
Patrick's day parade. Every able-boaied
Hiberniau should join the Rifles. There
is no better medicine capable Of produc-
ing perfect health than military exer-
else.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Immacu-
late Conception parish will hold their
| next sociable for the benefit of the poor
at the home of Mrs. DR.. J. 81. Dunn, lO4
Royalston avenue, next Wednesday at
ternoon and evening. An interesting
program, consisting Of music and recita-
tions, has been prepared tor the occasion
and refreshments will be served to the
guests The members OF the parish are
cordially invited to aid the ladies in their
charitable work by attending the soci-
able.
The St. Anthony Crusaders have
elected the following set Of officers for
the ensuing six months: President, 81. G.
Sherry; vice president, Timothy McIner-
uey; recordil secretary, Michael Kelley;
assistant recording secretary, S. E. Shan
non; financial secretary, Thomas Rooney:
treasurer, e. D. Kilroe; marshal, Richard
Hayes; assistant marshal, J. B. G ormon;
sergeant alarms, j. II. Smith. The Cru.
saders society has formed singing So
ciety under the leadership of Professor
John Beck.
The hall of Division No. A. O. H., Of
this city, was crowded to it's capacity last
Friday evening on the occasion of their
open meeting. An interesting program
was greatly enjoyed consisting of an
open address by President j. G. Cub
blne, addresses by Rev. A. Christie, John
Kennedy, L. NJ. O'Mara, songs by John
Swift, Archie johnson, Mrs. D. E. Dug
dale, Lawrence Martin and the South
Side quartette; violin solo by Misses
Benson and Flaherty, and recitation
by Joseph McDermott.
The county board of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians held an important
meeting at Catholic Association hall last
Sunday night. a large amount OF busi-
ness was transacted, including the adop-
ton Of cap for head gear to be worn in
all future parades 1t was the unani.
NOUS sentiment of the meeting to have
large St. PatricK's day parade thus year,
and there is little doubt that on March
18th next fully 1000 Hibernians will be
in line, headed by the Hibernlau Rifle
company with at least LOO men.
Mr.. and Mre. Felix McNamee, 1927
Ninth street sonth, were surprised by a
number Of their friends on Thursday
evening, January 18th. The following
were among those present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Brett, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey, the Misses A. Casey, J. Lyden, T..
Boler, NJ. Murphy, M. Boiler, A. Moore,
X. Boiler, and Messre. L. Kittman, w.
Carey, J. Fitzp atrick, D. Coverdals. w.
Pierce, P. Casey, J. Nc Murphy, +. Kelly,
J. Casey, r. Weeks and j. Mooney. Cards
and dancing we're the amnsements OF the
evening. Refreshments were served at
1890.
The president OF the Lafayette Papi-
neau American club, MIR. I, II. Rushford,
was the recipe Of q very pleasant and
agreeable surprise, at the hall which
bears his name On Central avenue, Tues
day evening of last week About seventy.
five members of the club. together with
their wives and lady friends, were pres
emit on this occasion and during the exer-
cises the presiding officer was presented
with nice Odd Fellows charm and a
splendid silk hat. T. F. Riviere, the