The Irish standard., 1894-12-15
taken TO Chicago BY his brothers tor

taken to Chicago by his brothers TO
interment.
J.K. Emmett will be at the Bijou al
Of next week il his latest comedy sue
cese, Fritz in Mad House" The yer,
name Of j. X. Emmett is guaranty il
itself that the Bijou will be crowded
each evening.
The Ladies' Society of "Willing Work
ers" of ST. Charles Church will give 6
pound party in the parlors Of the church
next Thursday evening, December Goth
All fare cordially invited to enjoy 8
pleasant evening which the ladies prom.
ise to all who attend.
The Ladies Aid Society of the church
of the Immaculate Conception will serve
dinners for business men and all others
who desire to partake of the good things
at 408 Nicollet avenue. next Thursday
Friday and Saturday, the proceeds to be
given to the poor on Christmas day.
M sry Msgdalen Taylor, inf4n dauzh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, died
during the week at the family residence,
3343, 9th Ave. S. Mrs Taylor, the child s
mother, was, before marriage, Miss
Louise Wall, leading member of the
choir of Immaculate Conception Church.
A highly creditable aud very enthusi-
astic meeting of Division Number One OF
the Daughters of Erin was held at Wash
ington Hall, 80 Washington avenue
south, Friday evening of last week.
A large number Of candidates for men,
bership were elected and added to the
roll.
The stonecutters in the Twin Cities,
backed by organized labor, will ask the
legislature this winter to prohibit, the
use of convict stone on the new capitol.
The matter will be looked after by a
strong lobby. Somebody from Mimi
eapolis will be asked to: introduce the
bill.
Chief of Police Smith received letter
Tuesday from Coroner James McHale,
of Chicago, asking for information con-
corning an uncle of Patrick O'Brien.
O'Brien died in Chicago recently, and an
inquest was held. McHale wants the
uncle of the man to communicate with
him if he can be found.
William Metheyen, an oiler at the In
terstate elevator, was fatally crushed
Monday by his clothes catching on set
screw on the shafting. He was drawn
around the shaft, and before the ma
chinery could be stopped he was SO
badly crushed that death ensued in a
few minutes. The deceased leaves a
wife and family at POOP Fourth street
southeast.
Next Monday evening the st. Anthony
Crusaders will hold another of their
series of entertainments at St. Anthony
hall. Rsv. Father Harrington will
deliver the leading address Of the even
ing. The program, consisting of choice
selections in vocal and instrumental
music, Rotations. etc., will be very en-
joyable. All are invited except children.
The debut of Miss Jennie Daley. the
talented daughter of Frank Daley, OF
this city, is announced to take place at
the Lyceum theater next Monday even
ing. Miss Daley has made the dramatic
profession her choice and will take the
leading role in the "Lady of Lyons. -
The play will be in the nature of bene
fit for Mr.. James Harrison, the popular
member of the Peoples Theater stock
Company.
Last Wednesday evening about thirty
of the young friends of Miss Anna DAILY
gathered together at her home, 625 Main
street north east, for the purpose of en-
Toying themselves on the occasion of her
eighteenth birthday. The young lady,
though much surprised, made things
very pleasant for her friends, and a de-
lightful time is reported. Singing and
parlor games were INDUCED in but the
feature of the evening was the presenta
tisn to Miss DAILY of beautiful solitaire
diamond ring.
sDanc1ng parties will be numerous dur
ing the week following Christmas. On
Thursday evening, Dec. 9th, The Mystic
Circle party will be held at their own
rooms. Friday evening, the 28th, a ben
eft ball for Mrs. J. J.. Shields will be
held at Labor Temple. Tuesday evening
January LIST, The United Social Clubwill
give the fourth of their first series at
Hunts Hall, and On the same evening
the "Merry Monarchs" will make merry
at K. P. Hall on Central avenue and
Fifth street.
One of the largest timber deals known
in this vicinity for months has Just come