The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-06-02
Is j Z Apt AL NOTES.

ATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Daniel sullivan, OF Lake City, is visit
Ing with hisscitY friends.
syssH Hon. r.. "A. Smith will take the reins Of
government on the 9th day Of June.
Mrs. Pierce Butler will spend the sum-
mer with her husbands people in the
country.
d Lieutenant Daley Of the fire depart
ment is spending his vacation at his old
/ home in Iowa.
NJ, Mrs. Paul Potter, Of Iglehart street,
expects to spend two weeks with her un-
Gle in New York.
Horace G. st,lwell left on Thursday
evening for Anderson, Ind, where he
will practice law.
The strawberry festival held by St.
Peter eClaver's church in Twin City hall
on Wednesday evening was social and
financial success.
Henry Calvin and Mrs. Margaret
Franklin were united in marriage at St..
Luke's church on Monday morning,
Faith or Lawler officiating.
It is rumored that Miss Anna Camp
bell, daughter of Hon. VIM. NJ. Camp
bell, will soon 20 to Europe and there
receive vocal instruction from the mas
tors.
City Clerk Prendergast has refused to
issue certificates of election to candl-
dates in accordance with the resolution OF
the Republican city bodies. This leaves
Tim Reardon where he ought to be, to-
wit: in the hole.
or the many excellent orations deliv-
cred in this city on Decoration Day the
ableet was spoken at Calvary cemetery
by DR.. P. r. Hebron. It is matter Of
regret that we are not able to send The
STANDARD even a digest Of the patriotic
thoughts expressed.
One of the most delightful events to
take place in st. Paul during the balmy
month OF June will be the marriage of
William P. Devereaux, the well~known
commission merchant, and Miss Nettie
King, the beautiful daughter of James
King, of Summit avenue
the County Board of the A. O. H. met
Thursday and made arrangements for
the coming state convention which will
be held IN Cretin hall pursuant to the
call published in The IRISH STANDARD.
Delegates may get special hotel rates at
the Arlington and Clarendon hotels.
Judge Twohy's home on Iglehart street
was saddened last Sunday by very Sc
rious accident. His little boy while
playing in front of the house was care
leesly run over by a horse and buggy.
Fortunately no bones were broken and
the little fellow will be as lively as ever
in few days.
Several young men, among whom were
Messrs. p. A. Egan end Philip Grathwol,
went to Forest Lake during the week on
q fishing excursion. They spent two
days at that popular resort and as re-
suit of their trip brought home well-de.
veloped colds. The catch was larger than
they anticipated.
In the Dispatch series Of pictures of
leading young St. Paul ladies, appeared
on Saturday evening last the face OF
Miss Mae Butler, the charming aud &C.
complished daughter of Hon. Patrick
Butler of College avenue. Miss Butler,
by her personality and musical and lit
erary attachments has acquired an envia-
bic reputation in select circles.
It is rumored that several of this
years class at the Law school who were
unable to win any standing by their
scholarship have contributed five dollars
each and will buy sufficient space from
one sof the daily papers to contain their
bio raphies and eelf-written praise. All
of the able men of the class are above
such trickery. 1t is to be hoped that
there are not many '6ve dollar head"
men in the class.
SAVAGE Indians