The Irish standard., 1895-01-26

| At q meeting Of the Board OF Manager.
OF the Hennepin county Catholic Build
ling and Loan Association held las
Thursday night over 1000 was realizet
on the sale OF real estate. At this rat.
the Association will soon dispose Of al
its surplus real property.
Mrs. Julia E F. L,bdell, the popular
dramatic reader and impersonator, is tt
receive benefit rendered by the A. @
U.W OF this city at Century hall next
Tuesday evening. A magnificent pro
gram has been carefully prepared for the
occasion. Tickets will be sold at % cte
Rev. Richard Cahill celebrated his frs,
mass at 1890 o'clock last Sunday at the
Immaculate Conception church, at the
conclusion of which the immense congre'
CATION present received the young priests
blessing. An eloquent sermon was
preached by Rev J. ]. Keane on the oc
casion. Father Cahill was ordained last
Saturday at St. Thomas Seminary by
Archbishop Ireland.
"The Golden Hare and Big Bear is
the title of pretty and very amusing
operetta which is to be presented at the
Metropolitan opera house formerly Peo-
ple's theatre) on Friday evening, Febru-
airy 22d, by $50 Of the school children of
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. The play is being carefully re-
hearsed and when presented will be q
most enjoyable one. Tickets are on ale.
Mrs. Johanna Murphy, an early resi-
dent of this city, widow Of the late Miles
Murphy, who died two years age. passed
away last Friday at the home of her
niece, Mrs. George Gum, BIG Fourth
avenue south, after brief illness. De.
ceased lady was 70 years of age and was
the mother of Mrs. f Nottingham.
The funeral services were held last Sun
day afternoon at St. Stephens church
after which the remains were inferred at
st. Mary's cemetery.
The Ozark flat building, at thirteenth
and Hennepin, has been sold by W. W.
Hayward to Andrew Rowland, of New
York, tor $4,000. One half of this
amount is understood to be in a mort
gage, while Rowland pays $4,000 cash,
as we'll as S22,5OO cash for lot on
Seventh street, now occupied by Parch
er's livery stable. It is, of course, sup
posed that the deal is made to raise
funds for the defense OF Harry Hayward,
the owners son, now on trial for MUIR
der.
MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Boran entertained
the members and friends of Division
Number 2 of the Daughters Of Erin last
Thursday evening at their residence 924
University avenue northeast. There
was large attendance and splendid
program of entertainment followed by
very palatable luncheon. The ladies
of this organization intend to make these
enjoyable socials feature. Among those
who took part in the program were A. l..
Lennon, J. t. MEG owan, Ed Perry, Misses
Cronan, Griggs, Berry, Lyons, Baker,
Ryan, O'Brien, Hill and Quinn.
Mrs. Eliza Mcnamara, wife Of OHicer
Thomas McNamara, died at the family
residence, 7l2 Marshall street, last Fri
day morning at the age OF ~. She was
ill but a short time, death being caused
by erysipefas. She leaves beside her
husband, six children to mourn their
loss. The eldest son who is attending
college at Montreal, came home to attend
the funeral which was held on Monday
morning from the church of st. Anthony
OF Padua, where requiem, high mass was
celebrated. The remains we're inferred
at St. Anthony cemetery.
Il. z. Demeules, deputy clerk of the
district court, died last Monday at the
age of %. Consumption, which fastened
itself upon him about one year ago, was
the cause of his death, which occurred at
his late home, 622 University avenue
northeast. The funeral took place
Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock from
st. Lawrence Catholic church, and his
remains were followed to their last rest
ing place by large number of friends
and relatives. He was we'll known and
universally respected.
"Wang," that merriest, most gorgeous
and most successful of all the comic
operas of recent years, is coming. The
engagement will unquestionably prove,
from the standpoint of the public, the
most thoroughly enjoyable, as we'll as
one of the most fashionable of the theat-
rical year, while fir m the standpoint OF
the management it will prove the most
profitable of the entire season. "Wang''
will be presented at the Grand for the
entire week beginning next Monday
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