The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-17
IN AND ARoU IN J !. THE. ] 3 CITY.

I'm AND AROUND The city.
!. ...' US BY THE WAYs1OE.
Division No. 2 A. o. n. meets at La
Dor Temple tomorrow afternoon.
Miss B. Hayes, Of la Crosse, Wis, is
visiting in the city-the guest OF friends
at 900 Second street northeast
a 10 pound girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. OConnor, last Sunday morn
ing at their home, oil Second street
northeast.
The American Sons of Columbus will
hold their regular monthly meeting at
Nordep hall, $50 Second avenue south,
next Tuesday evening.
Mothers Who nurse babies should have
strength. giving food and drink. Let
them have "Gilt Edge beer, and they
will be stronger and healthier and the
children will be the same. Telephone
1856 for case.
The grand jury has returned an IN ;
dictment for manslaughter in the second
degree against Varian Vasely, charged
with the murder of Joseph Podane.
Judge J. B. Quinn and William Kennedy
are the prisoners attorneys.
The ladies society of "WillinR Work
ers" of st. Charles parish will give
Thanksgiving supper and entertainment
in the parlors of the church on Thursday
evening, November %. Price OF admis
sion, including supper, will be Is cents.
The Minnesota Loan and Trust Com
pany allows two per cent interest on de-
posts on open account subject to check
:snd per cent on 6 months certificates OF
deposit. Deposits made any time during
the month draw interest from date OF de-
post.
jim Root, the hero of Hinckley, has
left the stage, after two weeks career
as an actor. He says he has given up
the idea of elevatine the stage and will
in short time grasp the lever of ''69,"
and resume his run on the St. Paul &
Duluth.
The remains of Timothy Doyle, who
was killed in railway accident about
ten days ago in New York, we're brought
to this city for interment. The funeral
was held from his fathers residence, 309
Eighteenth street east, yesterday morn
ing. Requiem mass was celebrated at
st. Stephens church.
Sewer Engineer Ilstrup says that the
city's sewer work for the year will be
finished this week, the big Bryn Mawr and
Twenty sixth street conduits being near
" done. During the season Is miles
have been added to the sewer system at
a cost of 100000 $4,000 less than the
estimates made before their oonstruc-
ton. Not an en- fIeye was injured.
Anopen meeting of the Ladies' Auxll-
larry society A. Q. H. of North Minneap
oils, was held at their hall on Monday
evening last. Division No. 4 assisted in
making the occasion one of rare enjoy
ment. Other divisions in the city were
also represented and altogether about
tour hundred ladies and gentlemen were
present. 1t was splendid success from
every point of view.
Alonzo Kinney, University student,
aged % years, died at St. Mary's hospital
last Monday after an illness OF several
months. The young man participated
IN the cane rush on the University
campus last May and as stated by him
self, received injuries internally, which
terminated with fatal results. The re-.
mains we're sent by Undertaken Gill to
Austin, Mimi, the former home OF the
deceased, for lnterment.
Brakeman J. B. Wood, of the Omaha,
had his left arm caught between the
bumpers Wednesday afternoon while
making coupling in the yards. He left
his hand and forearm where they we're
caught, by jerking himself away with
mighty wrench, and stepping from De-
tween the cars, with his right signalled
the engineer to go ahead. BE was taken
TO Asbury hospital for medical attend
ance.
The United Social club held sue
cessful dancing party at Hunts hall last
Tuesday evening, socially and financially.
Music was furnished by Days orchestra.
The following committees we're IN
charge Master of ceremonies, IL. T..
Hoy; floor committee, @. E. Coskran, II.
J. MoNamara. j. j. Somere, William Nc
Grath, G. A. Callahan, Richard Hoy. The
next party by this popular club will De
given on the evening OF November 9th