The Irish standard., 1895-08-10

boys ais vel. The invitation has been
accented, and as st. PaHPs postmaster
and postofflce band will be there also, 81
pleasant all round time is looked for. II
The Hennepin Savings and Loan Asso-
citation will hold a melting next Tuesday
evening at 116l Washington avenue north.
|sstock will be issued to those who have
already subscribed as we'll as to others
desiring TO become members. This is
ISOLATION, easily understood in all Its de-
tails, starts out with most catering pros
poets for future success. Over 200 shares
of stock have already been issued.
Next Monday evening Division Num-
Der One Of the Daughters of Erin will
hold a regular melting at their hall. The
ladies are contemplating a magnificent
entertainment in the near future and are
anxious to have all the members present
male and female. n The male members
have been somewhat backward Of late
in attending meetings and the ladies
earnestly hope that all Of them will be on
hand next Monday evening.
Mrs. Ella Blair, the wife of a former
well known contractor of this city, died
from complication Of diseases in Owa-
tcnna, last Saturday. She had been Wis
iting in that city for some time past, andl
while there was taken i'll, death ensuing
as above state. Mrs Blair was greatly re-
spected; 66 years Of age, and was the
mother of Mrs. j. e. Corbett and Mrs. r.
J. Collins, of this city. Her remains Wera
brought to this city and funeral services
were held at Holy Rosary church Monday
morning for the repose Of her soul. Inter-
ment followed All st. Mary's cemetery.
Judge Russell Tuesday morning filed
batch Of five decisions One Of these
amending the findings in the suit
brought by Mary r. Minor against the
Home Savings and Loan Association,
making the amount of the loan negoti-
ated by lar E. Hall 1900 instead of ST.
600 and the sum of $1,700 paid Hall in
stead of $1,000. Other amendments
were denied, as was the motion for a new
trial A new trial was granted on plain
|'tiffs motion in the suit brought by j.
H. Stewart against the street railway
company. The petition Of Charles B.
Sheldon to be preferred creditor of
Frank H. Arson, the Excelsior banker,
was denied. The petition of l.. T. Bishop
that Anson's assignee pay him $500.84
out Of moneys belonging to- the bank
was also denied. ~
One of the most important sales of
South Side property which has been made
in several years was consummated last
Saturday, when Chicago firm purchased,
through St. Paul agents, the residence
property of the old Foster homestead on
Franklin avenue between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth avenues south, the pur-
chase price being $4,000. The property
transferred is part of an S0-acre tract
Exempted by Andrew ]. Foster in 1852,
and which was farmed by it's original
owner for II years. The tract sold last
Saturday contains the old family resi-
dence, now occupied as residence by
Reinert Sunde, president of the Scandal
Bank, of this city, and being numbered
17O5 on Franklin avenue. It's area is
259x130 feet, and the deed Of conveyance
will be filed within the next few days.
1t is understood by parties who were in
terested in the negotiations leading to the
sale that the Chicago firm which has pur-
chased the property intends to erect there
on block of flats of the most modern
and improved design, which will add
greatly to the attractiveness Of that por-
ton Of the city.