The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-01-19
I'M AM AROUND THE CITY.
Blythe NlkYSIDE.


4 st Catholic Bookstore, 129 Second ct. 60.
Archbishop Ireland will deliver the
sermon at the High Mass tomorrow
morning st st. Stephens church.
Mrs. Julia Carney, wifeof Patrick Car
ney, died at the family residence, COL
jackson street northeast, yesterday
morning. She was 81 years Of age and
had lived 80 years Of her life ID, Mime
spolis. ~
1T is not fully. decided as yet which
Division Of the Daughters Of Erin has
won the medal. Saltwater, it is said,
looms up with 800 members. It this is
so il will take the official count to decide
the result.
The Rifle Company's annual ball will
be held at Mshtowah hall next Tuesday
evening. 1t will be q brilliant affair
without doubt. Capt. Doyle has a fine
body Of men under his command and
they will all appear in full uniform.
Grand march at 8 p m.
The Brownson Catholic Club enter
tanned their friends at progressive euchre
last Thursday evening at their handsome
parlors, ~ Washington avenue south.
More than 40 couples enjoyed themselves
at the fascinating amusement. Prizes
for most games were won by J. B. Pix
ington and Miss Mary Leary.
Master Charles w. Doyle, son of Capt
j. w. Doyle, gave dance and card party
to his numerous young friends at his
home, 25O8 Fourteenth avenue south,
Wednesday evening. A very enjoyable
time was spent by all present. The party
dispersed at 1890 o'clock, q vote of
thanks having first been rendered to
Mrs. Doyle for the choice refreshments
furnished by that estimable lady.
John FL. Gross, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Gross, died at the home of his
parents, Fifth street north last Monday
morning. the young man was 10 years
of age at the time of his death, which was
caused by consumption, after an illness
Of months. The funeral was held from
st. Joseph's church, where requiem Mass
was celebrated on Wednesday morning.
Grace NJ. Donnelly died at the home
of her parents, 1925 Emerson avenue
north, last Saturday, at the age of 20.
She was sufferer from an affection of
the heart for the past six months. The
funeral was held Monday morning from
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, requiem mass being celebrated by
Rev. J. j. Keane.
Sunday morning the new church of the
st. Olotilde parish was dedicated. The
new structure has been erected upon the
foundations of the old church, which
burned last July. The services Sunday
were attended by large congregation
and number Of visiting clergy we're
present Rev. A. Christie preached
dadicatory sermon in English and Rev.
Chareyas in French. A special musical
progrsm was furnished by the choir.
Elliott & Metcalf Tuesday closed up
the contract for the sale of the Evans
block on Nicollet avenue to VIM. Deer
ing, of Chicago, the we'll known farm im
plement dealer, the consideration being
given out as 100000. It will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Desring recently pur-
chased the Judd property, this making
his second large purchase within less
than sixty days. and bringing the total
amount invested very close to 1926, 900.
Mayor Pratt denies the report that he
will make any radical changes in the
police department.. He is strongly in
favor of the plan to secure q pension
.und for police officers and is moreo YER
of the opinion that no one over IS years
Of age should be appointed to the force.
There will be no changes among the
court officers, and Messrs Burke, Pierce,
Erlichmsn. Burns and Campbell have
40 cause to worry. The vacancy caused
oy the resignation of Phil Megaarden
Will be filled by promoting one of the
older patrolmen.
The street opening commission met
Monday morning, after prolonged va
cation There were only q few minor
matters requiring attention, the most
important being the widening OF Dupont
svenue S, at Twenty second street. r.
8. Winter has at this plsceIa lot over 100
feet wide, which juts into the street 80
teet. Property owners in the vicinity
want the city to condemn the land for
,enefit Of the public, and think Mr..
Winter should deed the strip to the city.
The latter has no such intention, how
aver, and asks 5000 for his land.