The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-08-25
ST AT CAPITAL NOTES.

visiting Miss Lamprey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereaux returned
from their bridal tour
s The clergy of the archdiocese con
clude their retreat today.
~ The family linen Of Doctor Hdrd is be-
ing secured in the courts.
Miss Jessie McGrath, of Eau CLAIRE, is
the guest Of Miss Stella Lynch.
The Cathedral choir will give sacred
concert Thursday evening, Sspt. 9Th.
Sheriff Chapel and wife have returned
home after two weeks Eastern trip. >
j. G. Donnelly is legislative candi
date. Jim always looked like scion
Colonel A. r. Kiefer will again be the
Republican nominee for congress il this
district
Mr.. and Mrs. James Manahan. have
gone 10 Lincoln, Nebraska, for short
vacation.
Rev. Father McNulty, pastor Of st
Joseph's, has returned from trip over
the Great lakes.
Miss Ada Conner spent the fore part Of
the week at White Bear as tho guest of
Miss Jennie Kelly.
The school investigation set on foot
by Tim Reardon has fzzled out, and all
the charges found groundless
St. Peter Clever's Church holds a
festival on the 28th, goth and 3Oth, on
harrington and Aurora avenues.
Thos. F. Conroy is in the lead for
county auditor. Tom would grace the
court house and make al excellent Of
fetal.
Miss May O'Gormsn, Dayton avenue
gave delightful party. Thursday even
ing to visiting lady friends from Eau
CLAIRE.
st. Joseph's parish had boat ride
down the Mississippi on Wednesday
evening under the auspices of the Hia.
watha Club.
Auditor Kaiu assumes the position of
insanity expert and declares q man sane
after medical jury had found him nom
compos mentis.
j. J. Ryan Is again treating his friends
to the best cigars the market affords.
Not as candidate for office this time
but as the proud possessor OF brand
new daughter.
Herman Kretz, the we'll know archi-
tect and Mics Helena Botzel were mar
RED at Assumption Church on Wednes
day morning. They will make bridal
tour of the great lakes.
Hearing arguments for executive
cIemency in behalf OF tire two young
mucderers awaiting the infection of the
death penalty, was taken up before the
governor on Wednesday. Gov. Nelson
gave no indication as to what he would
do in the matter.
Reardon preferred objections to the
claim OF John G. Hanley for wood fur
niehed for election booths, and "hea the
hearing came on failed to appear. Tins
nature is to skulk. II he would crawl
into hole and draw the cavity in with
him he would please the whole com
munity.
A crazy woman called at Mayor
Smiths residence at dawn on Tuesday
morning and, after arousing the exeou-
tive. demanded that she be allowed the
privilege of N arxet Hall gratis in order
to speak on Ia ,or. The mayors era-
citusness came to his aid and she was
satisfied. Her case is now being passed
upon in the probate court.
The event Of this years season at the
lake, took place at Rama'ey's Pavilion,
Thursday evening under the auspicies of
the "Pickle Club" 1t was the second
annual hop given by the members of this
Jolly club and the four hundred guests
who enjoyed their hospitality will re-
member it with pleasure for many day.
Long live the "Pik- kle Klub."
The A. O. H. of Ramsey county held
their annual picnic at Fort Smelling on
Saturday last. The occasion was JOY
Gus one and the day was spent in renew
ING acquaintances, athletic games and
general amusement. The outing aside
from being grand financial success was
the means of bringing together the whole
. order. of this county and finer body of
mon viewed from every aspect could not
be found.
Judge john W.. Willis is making q
record on the district bench of this dis
trict that excels in br1lliancy that OF any
of the long list of disting uished men who
have graced the. bench since this district
was organized. His is the clearest
mind exercising judicial powers that we