The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-03-31
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$siSEf MIS- O6VlOs S1I0eu O40O0SANu0u1y ov AAs
late home, 7O7 Sixth avenue north
i Thursday morning. &,
Il Father Cleary's subject ct Norman
4 hall next Sunday will be The Catholi
Church and the Bible :
Regular meetings Of the Ribernia
Rifles will be held hereafter on Wednea
day evenings at st. Anthony hall.
Nj. and Mrs. Hugh MCGEE, Of Amboy
Ill, are visiting their son, Attorney J. +
MCGEE, at the bone Of tbs latter, 271:
Pillsbury avenue.
Mics Kate OH1oDnell, daughter of Mi
} and Mrs. O'Cornell, died at Mountview
Ramsey cocnty, Tuesday. The funera
took place from st. Charles church, tina
town, on the 18th inst.
Rev. Father Christie, of Ascension
church, North Minneapolis, we are in
formed, has been transferred to St. Ste
phen'e' parish. He takes the place Of
Rev. Father Kenny, and will begin hif
pastorate there in the near future.
Division No. A. o. Fl. of this city will
receive holy communion in a body at tue
church of the Immaculate Conception
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock mass
All members are expected to meet at
Catholic Association hall at 1880 q. m.
Hon. c. D. O'Brien, Of st. Paul, will
lecture before the Brownson Catholic
club of this city next Wednesday even
ing, at their psrlors, ~ Washington
avenue south. clay Missionaries will
be the subject of his lecture. All are in
viGed. . ....-. -.
Mary Margaret Harrington, eldest
child of MIR. and Mrs. John Harrington,
GIL Main street northeast, died Thurs.
day night at the family residence, aged
seven years. The funeral took place this
morning from the church Of ST. Anthony
Of Padua.
Mrs. P. w. Keough, of Duluth, sister
of Mrs. $. j. MCCARTHY and Mrs. VIM.
Royal, of Minneapolis.d died at Vancouver:
British Columbia, last Thursday. Her
husband will arrive in this city next
week with her remains. Notice of fune-
raj will be announced hereafter.
Rev. Nj. J. Egan, for some time past
assistant pastor at the Immaculate Con-
oeptjon church, this city, has accepted
the presidency of the Catholic industrial
school at Clontarf, through the earnest
solicitation of Archbishop Ireland, and
will begin his duties there next week.
The Father Hennepin branch $685.,
Catholic knights of America held very
pleasant pound social and card party at
Hunts hall. corner of Plymouth and
Third str ct north, Thursday evening.
The entertainment was welt patronized
and good music and speeches helped to
y enliven the occasion. ".-
John Methley, manager OF The North
Star Foundry, died somewhat suddenly
Thursday afternoon. He WAS taken sick
last evening and removed to the Wood
lands Boarding House. His residence is
at 2412 Twelfth avenue south. He was
about50 years Of age, married and leaves
a family Coroner Spring was called.
Officers Of the Papineau club were
elected Wednesday evening: President,
Felix Barbeau; vice president, Frank
Chabot; secretary, J. B. Sirois; treasurer,
Joseph Barbeau; executive committee,
T. J. Bergerap, Charles Barbeau and d.
F. x. Beaudet. Phillips Plaisanoe, Of
Hutchinson, Mimi. was elected honorary
president,
Frank Wolf put up last Tuesday night
at the Diamond lodging house on Bridge
Square. He had 500 in checks and
notes and left them under his pillow the
next morning when he went out to break
fast. When he betnought him Of his
hidden wealth he retraced his steps only
to find that his property had disap-
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police Wednesday afternoon.
VIM. J. Hahn, assignee of the State
bank, has sued Frank w. Cook, A. j.
Drew and Mary Drew, and asks to have
a transfer of real estate set aside and col
lect q Judgment of $500. 1t is alleged
that Cock frsudulently transferred the
property, lots in Cooks Riverside Addi-
ton, worth $500, to the Drews, to de-
feat q judgment. From them it passed
to L. D. Day, an innocent purchaser.
The Easter hop, given under the au.
spices of Division No. 5,,4A. .. H., Mer-
RAM Park, last Monday evening proved
magnificent success, socially and finan-
oially. A committee comprised Of j. b.
Lennon, NJ. Farley. j. 81. Gallagher, I.
J. Doyle and A. j. MCCARTHY did much
to make the event pleasant for all. The
H1bernian Rifle company. headed by
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