The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-02-16
Waited from Superior.

Waited from Superior.
specia! to The Irish Standard.
u. W. Twohy went to St. Paul on Sat
urday evening last.
P.J. Mongavin, of this N. P. Ry. Co.,
has returned from business trip to De-
troit, Mich.
John Fl. Vaughan returned on Tuesday
last from an extended business trip to
his old home at Bailey, Iowa. ..''Sta
The Young Ladders Sodality held a
very pleasant entertainment and supper
at the Sacred Heart school hall on Wed"
nesday evening last.
The work Of driving piling for the Ogi"
lon MoCord saw mill on the bay front
near the gas plant is we'll under way.
Several hundred piles have been driven
and it is expected that the work OF plac-
inc the timber will be commenced very
SHORTLY. This will be a splendid acquisi-
ton to Superior's manifold Industries. i
A very pleasant dancing party was
given by Messrs. J. E.. McGr&th, Michael
Murphy and FL. j. Loud, 1T the Richie
lieu hotel, on Friday evening last. About
thirty couples were present. There was
an entire absence of strained formality.
Every person who was present enjoyed
himself to the utmost and went away
reconciled to lite even during these" hard
times"
The Altar Society OF the Sacred Heart
Churoh held very pleasant entertain
ment at the residence Of Mrs. P. O'Reilly
on Eleventh street. The sffair was q
grand success socially as we'll as fnanci
ally. Quite neat sum was realized tor
the altar fund. Much credit is due Mrs.
O'ReilIy for the SUCCESS Of the party.
The next one of the series of entertain
ments will be held Tuesday evening at
the Commercial Hotel.
Rockefeller has obtained control OF
the Barge works He has added now
one more link to bis chain of industrial
institutions. He now controls the Me-
saba Mines, the Duluth, Mesaba Railway
and the Standard Oil Company, the oil
of our great republic, not to mention the
Wisconsin, Superior Iron & Steel plant
and several affairs of minor Importance:
IF there is anything that you want and
don't see, just call for it Mr.. Rockefeller.
Perfect freedom to do as you I'D
please and make every body else do the
same. You're entitled to that. See? The
constitution says: "No state shall make
q law impairing the obliRatio of con-
tracts" The American people have con-
tracted to guarantee you an income Of
from twelve to twenty millions q year.
Only an enemy to our glorious oonstitu.
ton wonld feel like impairing that con-
tract of yours aud incidentally putting
you to sleep. But confdentially, MIR.
Rockefeller, there are those who believe
that miserable, half starved and strug.
ling human beings, American citizens
for instance, are entitled to some consid-
GRAFTON even il we do discard superanu-
ated constitutional maxim. There are
some irreverent persons who would even
20 further than that and assent that it's
about time we had new constitution,
one designed with Especial view to fit
your case, one that provided for the
people and took into consideration the
we'll known physiological fact that hui
man beings do not thrive on diet com
posed entirely of fresh air, and that not
even the pure atmosphere OF this justly
renowned republic is sufficient to sus-
tain the life OF q free born American
however desirable it might be. -