The Irish standard., 1894-07-14

Hodgson, passed away at the family resi-
dence, 213 Seventeenth avenue north,
last Sunday after lingering illness.
The deceased was % years of age. She
was the daughter of William aud Rose
Quigley, of 1917 First sstreet north, and
niece Of Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Of 1872 Uni
! versity avenus northeast. Her remains
were inferred at st. Mary's cemetery
last Tuesday morning, requiem mass
being celebrated at Ascension church.
James P. O'Brien passed away at the
home of his parents, MI. and Mrs. James
O'Brien. 1433 West Lake street, last Sun
day, at the age Of Is years. He was an
exceedingly bright boy and his loss is
keen1y felt by a great many friends as
we'll as in the family circle. He was q
brother of Misses Anna G. and Nellie
O'Brien. The funeral was held on Tues.
day from the church of St. Stephens, the
remains being inferred in st. Mary's
cemetery.
The ice cream social given by the La
| dies Assembly K. of L., at 1913 Nicollet
avenue, was decided success socially
and financially. The thirteen little. girls
of the Populist Jubilee Club, accom-
panied by Mrs. Military, did themselves
and their teachers proud, responding to
several encores. Miss NJ. Kelly, in her
comic recitations, and Miss Stella Treat,
with dramatic selection, are deserving
Of special mention. A delegate whose
name cannot be learned, favored the
guests with a recitation and responded
to an encore. Master Roy Hill scored a
decided hit in his funny selections,
"How Licked the Teacher and ''The
| Farmer and his Team One of the
most conspicuous features OF the even
ing was the ''Wearing of the White" in
sympathy with the A. r. U. strikers.
The ladies treated the Penny Press news
boys, who called Thursday morning,
with lemonade and pops, in compliment
to the spirit it displayed in their recent
strike. Special thanks are due Mr.. John
Keep for his kindness in assisting the la
dies throughout the evening.
The Immaculate Conception Benevo-
lent Society, Branch $40, last night dis
solved it's organization after an existence
of 20 years, and it's officers and members
are merged into a new organization
known as the American Sons OF Colum-
bus, new order which promises to be-
come very prominent among Catholics of
all natlonalities. The order was first
established, we believe, at Peoria, ILL.,,
about two years ago, and since that time
has had rapid growth, having prosper
Gus branches at st. Cloud and other
cities throughout the state. The insur-
anoe feature of the new order is one of
it's best drawing cards. The passing
from the sphere of active labor in the
cause Of charity and benevolence OF the
I. G. B. q. society will cause much regret
among large number Of those who
were it's members during the past 20
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years and among hundreds of deserving
people who have received benefits there
from. In the 1. G. B. o. organizations
! the insurance feature does not exist,
which is the chief cause OF the suspen-
sion Of the branch in this city.
The Republican judicial convention OF
the Fourth judicial district met in the
rooms Of the Union League last Thurs
| day. r. ne. Hendrix was chairman and
Frank Hubaoheck secretary. Il was de-
cided to. ballot for the nomination Of one q
Judge ct . time. Wyman Of Anoba pre-
sented the name Of Judge Russell TO
succeed himself, and the secretary Of the be
convention was inst ucted to cast 9 bal 'tE|'
llot for Russell Jndg Jamiison and E ~