The Irish standard., 1895-11-16
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s;Ss MIS-. James Moran, OF West Superior,
Wis., visited friends Id Minneapolis dur
ing the past week. s u u
SHAFT No. 2. properly prescribed as an
electrical drama and one that Ii said ito be
far above the average, will be, seen at the
Bijon Thanksgiving week
Mrs B. Mahoney, OF 90 Highland ave
nue., is suffering from broken arm, as
the result of a fell Gu the steps Of her res
idence few days since. .: ssSss
s Miss Mary McKenna, daughter OF Jas.
McKenna, of this city, has gone to Spo-
kane, Wash, to visit her uncle, Hugh Nc
Kenna. The probability is she will re-
main in the West all winter. g5
Capt c. W. Brown, Of the Brown &
Haywood Glass Company, has been elected
president of the M.nnea polls Jobbers' and
Manufacturers Association at an annual
meeting, held in the rooms in the Kasota
block. III
The new court house was formally
turned over on Monday morning last by
President johnson, of the Board Of City
Hall and Court House commissioners, to
tire Board Of County Commissioners.
Thousands reviewed the splendid strucr-
ure both day and evening.
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entertainment in Holy Rosary parish will
be given as usual at the school hall, on
the evening of Nov. 2S Thanksgiving
day.. All who have attended past enter
tainments on this holiday in Holy Rosary
parish will be sure to go again.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Immacu-
late Conception Church will serve dinner
and supper for business men at Nicollet
avenue Syndicate block, for one week, be-
ginning next Monday. The proceeds
will be given to the poor. Meals are al
ways par excellence and reasonable.
Dennis McMajhon died at his late resi-
deBce 2110 Fifth avenue north, lost Mon
day after weeks illness, Of pneumonia.
The deceased was SO years of age and
came here few years ago from Liver
mere, Iowa, where the remains were
taken for interment ON Tuesday last.
On Thanksgiving night sacred concert
will be given at the Church of the I'm
n,aculate Conception, which will prove to
be the finest musical treat of the season.
A chorus of voices with an orchestra Of
g pieces will render Mendelssohn's
Hymn of Praise" and Mozarts "Splen-
dente TIE Deus"
Rev. J. A. Sheehan, successor to Father
Blocmer, at Holy Rosary Church, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city from Memphis,
Tenn, before the end of the present week.
Rev. Father O'Sullivan will leave Holy
Rosary, going to Denver, Col. His sue
cessor here will be Rev. Father O'Leary,
of Columbus, O.
The Merchants Board Of Underwriters
having been victorious in the contest with
the rival salvage corps, have submitted to
the latter proposition either to divide
up the territory to be covered and the
money to be received for maintenance or
else that the Merchants Corps buy out the
other organization, assuming it's debts
and maintaining the entire outfit them
selves.
Hon. II. S. Pingree, mayor of Detroit,
and renowned throughout the country as
the promoter of the potato patch plan"
addressed an official communication to-
Mayor Pratt, asking him to assist in the
movement for the abrogating of the treaty
with Great Britain whereby neither that
country nor the United States can build
or maintain more than one war vessel on
the great lakes.
Clara Morris comes to the Metropolitan
for an engagement of three nights and 4
matinee, beginning on Thursday, Nov. Il,
and will be seen in two Of her best plays,
Camille and "Raymonde," the latter be-
ing entirely new in this city. Miss Nor
ris is an actress of great merit, whose
appearance in this city having been too
frfrequent, it being almost three years
since she was last seen here.
Sunday morning last, between the hours
of 10 and IL, all the saloons were closed
to the public. This Is the outcome Of a
resolution passed by the Liquor Dealers
Assoc citation some time ago, and the &C
ton was taken voluntarily by all the
saloon keepers, there being no compul-
sion whatever, but siGnplysa desire on
their part to please church going people
church hours.
Paul Blouet, better known to the gen.
eral public as Max O'Rell, the distin-
grished lecturer and satirist, who has
always been great favorite in Minneapo-
lis, is to be heard again in this city In
q few weeks. = He will deliver one Of his
famous comedy lectures, at the Lyceum
Theater Saturday evening, Dec. z. The
lecture is entitled american Society Up
to Date" and O'Rell has been eminently
successful in it's delivery wherever it has
been heard.
On Monday evening. Nov. Is, the draw
ing for the lot and some other valuable
articles donated to the st. Lawrence
Church, ON which tickets were sold during
the recent bazaar, will take place at St.
Lawrence Hall, on Twelfth avenue south
east, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Following the, drawing there will be an
entertainment All ticket holders should
be present The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
In refrigerator car which was RETURN
cd to the Minneapolis Brewing Company
from Butte, Mont, was found Chilly
tramp who had been locked in the car at
its starting point eight days previously,
aud had since been imprisoned without
food or water. He was badly frosted
when discovered. The nam was In
terrible shape, and had to be taken tofthe
City Hospital. His case is aremarkable
one and it is wonderful that he was alive
at the end Of such an experience.
The ladies OF Division No. L. OF, the
Daughters Of Erin entertained their
friends royalty with a cinch, party last
Monday evening ait their hall, 101 Wash
ington avenue south. 1t was the first
attempt made In this line of amusement,
and the affair proved. so very enjoyable
that 1t has been decided TO continue then,
during the winter. Prizes were won by
j. F. Walsh, Katie Whelan and John &.
MCGOWAN. .s
Division No. 8, of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians of this city, gave an enjo l1ds
progressive euchre party and song soclal
last Monday evening at their hall, 81
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