The Irish standard., 1894-01-06

@l4Osl4S.o ii money IN nVe BANKS Wnlcf
closed during the recent financial panic
BY THE WAYSIDE.
Division No. 2, A. O 81, will meet at
room6. Labor Temple tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Garvey, Of Ellis
worth, Mimi, spent the holidays ct the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs j. Harring ton in
this city:
The County Board A. 0 a.. Of Hen
nepin county, will meet at Catholic AS.
ISOLATION hall, corner 3rd street and 3rd
avenue north at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
evening.
Winston Bros, the railroad c)ntrac-
tors of this city, have secured the con-
tract for stripping an acre of the Iron
King mine in the Mesaba range for the
sum of 100000
The annual meeting of thee ,urt house
and city hall commission was held We'd
nesday. The old officers were re- elected.
The com missioners refused to take no.
tice of the attack upon them by F. G.
Griswold.
Rev. Father Cleary will take for his
subject next Sunday evening at Labor
Temple "The Folly Of the Drink Habit. y
The hall is sure to be filled to overflow
ing and those desiring seats should 20
early. Services will commence at 7:45
o'clock.
According to City Assessor Plummer'e
annual report, the total valuation Of real
and personal property for purposes of
taxation in this city last year was $l4l,-
GOO, sol, after allowing for all exemptions.
The assessed valuation of personal prop
erty " a. s20,4o3,oj2.
Mrs, Isabel Atwater Reid, only daugh-
ter of Judge Isaac Atwater, one of the
early settlers of the city, died last We'd
nesday morning at the West Hotel from
paralysis of the brain. She was born in
this state in 1856, ana was woman of
scholarly attainments. Her husband
died about two years ago.
While returning from meeting of the
associated charities last Saturday even
ing George A. Brackett met with a PAIN
full accident. He was about to take the
hitching weight from his Gutter, when it
slipped and fell on his right foot, nearly
severing one of his toes. As result he
is nov compelled to go on crutches.
Attorney john M. Rees, the legal part
ner of Judge Steele OF the Probate
Court, achieved a great victory in the
Holbrook- Chamberlain case which came
up before Judge Jamison in the district
court Attorney Rees is one of the
young lawyers who is building up fine
reputat ion in his professor.
+ Charles Cook, formerly partner Of j.
81. Thompson. the well-known merchant
tailor of this city, died here on December
80 after brief illness He was about
IS years of age add many years ago was
q resident of Prescott, Wis. His wife
and two daughters, Mrs. Elisha Bro ks
and Mrs. L. M. Reid, survive him.
The sale of the effects of Phil
Scheig, who was sentenced to term of
seven and half years at Saltwater for
robbing the bank of which he was cash.
Ter, took place last Wednesday at an
auction room on Nicollet avenue. Ha
had splendid collection OF books which
were eagerly bid for and brought good
price.
The Society Of the Sisters OF Peace.
which we have in this city, should exert
their influence in restraining the IN
flammatory clerical epouters who met on
New Years evening to cast aspersions on
their fellow citizens of the Catholic faith.
The ladies could not engage in q better
work if they desire to promote peace and
harmony in the city.
An>important matrimonial event of the
past week was the marriage of Mrs. N.
L. Hawthorne and Arthur FL. Noyes, the
we'll known attorney Of this city. The
wedding took place last Thursday noon
at Trinity Episcopal church, Baraboo,
Wis, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. S. B. Cowdrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Noyes are at home to friends at A
Eleventh street north.
The Sootohmen Of the city met the
other evening and resolved to celebrate
Burns anniversary on Jan. o with q
general entertainment in the cause Of
charity. Why do not the descendants OF
"the Scots who with Wallace bled" cele,
tbrate IN honor OF the hero Of their coun.
try who tonight against King Edward
and his Saxon hordes? The Scotch
nn0ht In hnnor thar = atinnn nj naf riot ns