The Irish standard., 1895-02-02
IN AND AROU N D THE CITY,
/ BY THE vvAYSIDE.

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~ The second dance OF che season by the
South Minneapolis Relief Club will be
given at Mahtowah hail, Friday evening,
February 18th.
John Kearney, sged about 50 years,
died at IL Washington avenue south,
January 25th, Of consumption. Inter
ment took place in ST. Mary's cemetery.
j. Division No. 1, Of the Daughters Of
Erin, will hereafter hold regular meet
ings on the second and fourth Monday
evenings Of each month at their new
hall, 1Ol Washington avenue south.
The Ladies'Aid Society Of Holy Rosary
church will give q social on Tuesday
evening, February 9Th, at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Scallen, corner
Twenty-si4th street and Cedar avenue
south. All are invited.
The Mystic Circle gave it's third dane
ing party at their rooms Thursday even
ing, January 81. It proved to be the
most enjoyable one of the series, the
music by Prof. DAM being special fea-
ture. The next party occurs Thursday
evening, February IA.
The second dance of the second series
given by the United Social Club, was a
complete success, and good time was
had by all the participants They are
now making preparations for another
dance to be. held on Tuesday, February
ID, by which they intend to furnish q
grand time for their friends.
Nj. Mahoney, 251 Second avenue north,
Minneapolis, would like to correspond
wlthYJames Ansbury, who came to Min.
nesota from Waltham, Mass, two years
ago and who is supposed to BE- living
somewhere in this state. Anyone know
ing Anebury's address will confer favor
by informing Mr.. Mahoney.
The first entertainment announced for
St. Patrick's day is to be held Har-
monia hall, on Saturday evening, March
10Th, under the auspices OF Ascension
church, of which Rev. j. Harrington Is
pastor. A choice program OF musical
and literary selections followed by one
act comedy will be the bill for the even
ing.
The sociable for the menth of Febru-
airy, to be given by the members OF the
Blessed Virgin sSodality Of the Immacu
late Conception church to the young Ia
dies of the city, will ocorr at the parisi,
hall on the evening of the 9Th. The
program wall be presented by Rev
Father Keane, assisted By stage mana
ger. and promises to oRtdo all previous
programs.
The Great Northern hes issued circu-
lar announcing that mileage books OF
the Great Northern will from now on be
good for tickets on the line Of the North
west Steamphip Company, running be-
tween Seattle, Port, Townsend and Vic
toria. AS q similar arrangement was
made short time ago with the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company, the
whole of the Puget Sound country is
now opened to the Great Northern and
it's passengers.
Mre. John Moran, very estlinabie
lady and wife Of the sexten OF the East
Side Catholic cemetery, died at the fam
lily residence, 7a3 Twenty-seventh ave-
nue. northeast, on the 29th ult., aged A
years. The funeral took place Friday
morning from the Church Of st. Anthony
of Padua and was largely attended. Be-
sides her husband, seven children are
left to mourn the loss of q devoted wife
and kind unother. The heartfelt SYM
pathy Of large circle of friends go out
to them in their bereavement. The re-
mains OF deceased lady were conveyed to
St. Mary's cemetery, where interment
took place.
The remains of Arthur Rintz, the
young man who was accidentally shot
while out hunting Sunday, were removed
from the county morgue, Monday, to N.
F. Warmers undertaking rooms,en Wash
ington avenue south. The funeral o.
CURED from the undertaking rooms Tues
day afternoon. Hintz was "a years old,
and resided with his widowed mother
and an aged uncle, at COZ Penn avenue
north. The shock occasioned by the ter.
rible news, it is feared, will prove very
dangerous to the mother, who was so
crazed with grief Sunday night that it
required two persons to hold her. Mon.
day che was much caamer, but her mind
wandered continually. The mothers case
is an unusually sad and pathetic one.
The Daughters of Erin, Division No.
"a. O. H., closed their regular meeting,
held Monday evening, January %, with
splendid literary program, which in