The Irish standard., 1894-09-01
= CAPITAL NOTES.

Sss ATE CAPITAL NOTES.
NJ So Thomas Seminary opens on T les
'l
~ All pubic schools begin the fall work
Sept. 2nd.
Vm. Ryan, Of Inyer Grove, paid a
sbrief visit.
John A. Green has returned after 9
two weeks outing.
Il Thomas Hogan, Of Rosemount, was. in
the city on Thursday.
Barr UNI broke every youngsters bark
il the city on Wednesday.
Hon. VIM. M. Campbell was home Tor
few days during the week.
st. Lukes gave very enjoyable festi-
val on Tuesday evening.
The Irish American club begins q
series of socials early in September.
G.. r. Danforth is succeeded by Mr..
Taylor as secretary of the Commercial
Club.
Rev. James j. Conry, of Faribault, has
returned from Europe much improved
in health.
Stan. J. Donnelly, the able assistant
county attorney, is enjoying we'll
earned vacation.
Jim Burns is starting a Daily Herald.
Long life to jim; he is the most fearless
man in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleary have moved
into their new and spacious home OF
Paramount avenue.
81 HIP, Hal has solicitors within the
city! and proposes to launch his paper,
tho Morning Call, Sept: 1st.
Young Hinebough has an idea he will
be nominated for Auditor, Suppose he
does, it will only be to sacrifice him.
'"Young men soon give and soon forget
offence.
DR.. d. c. Jones has not only ability in
his, chosen profession but he has dis
played great genius in political organic
ing. He is the head, front and backbone
OF the strongest Democratic young mems
club in the county.
The public will let 90 UNDECIDED future
charges gathered by reprehenaible Rear
don. The. first we know Tim will be
charging some a. P. A. with being the
fsther OF family and when called upon
to prove it he will say he only heard 80.
The st. Paul Cadets had an outing on
Wednesday at Lake Johanna. ALI sports
wore INDUCED in. such as bathing, boat
ing and baseball, and the meridian OF
the day was COMMUNICATED by good
and wholesome square meal. Rev.
Father Mcmahon was in charge.
The board of school inspectors unani.
.mously report that the charges of i'm.
morality in the schools, preferred by
Windy r ,ardon, are wholly untrue, false
and malicious. They further find that
superintendent Gilbert is not nor has he
ever been drunkard or addicted to
drink.
Great preparations are being made for
the sacred concert to be held in the Ca
thedral on the evening Of September s
Tickets are selling fast and tits feared
that the seating capacity OF the editice
will be insufficient. The Cathedral
musical circle'h already sttaiuei state
fame for its superior rendition Of the
best authors. Tickets can be had at the
Cathedral.
Mrs Julia Flynn died at her home on
Holly avenue, on Saturday evening last
after short illness. Mrs. Flynn was an
old and. highly esteemed resident, her
unassuming manner, earnest sincerity
and eeaseless effort in doing good made
her the friend Of everyone. She leaves
to mourn their loss two daughters and
two brothers. The funeral has held at
st. Luke's on Tuesday, Rev Father
Lawler officiating. The remains were
inferred in Calvary cemetery.
G. w: Magee, the proprietor of the
best cafe in our city, has learned what
q blessed thing.is secretiveness. Friday
evening of last week he was entertaining
q party Of friends, and it so happened
the game warden came in. Mr.. Magee
showed him telegram, stating that a
barrel of owls were sent to him certain
date, further explaining, Mr.. Magee said
the owls we're now in the cellar. On OK
animation the owls proved to be the
once festive prairie hen, and the game
&c ~ Monoo For avu nv.