The Irish standard., 1895-12-28
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STANDARD SlGNALS.
u The Citizens Committee fed 300 poor
families in this city on Christmas.
New Years attraction at the Bijou will
be Chas. III. Yale's Newest Devils Auc-
t..un. = Ist 4ii&f1
Miss Bridget ONeil, Of Hastings, is
spending the holidays with the family Of
P.L Collins.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Caneff and their son
returned to Hastings on Tuesday last,
after visiting his lCaneffs) sister, Mrs.
John Collins.
The body of Harry Hayward has been
shipped to Chicago for cremation, this be-
ing the wish Of his father 70 prevent 1t
from being stolen, wll.ch was threatened.
Then New York Life insurance company
has paid the sister of Catharine Cling the
$4,000 on the latter's life. The company
did not wish TO enter into confess over the
matter.
Elsewhere will be found a communtca
ton from an "Irlsn Nasionalist" question
Ing the utility Of the new movement which
will be read with SnseaesS. even II its SEN
timents are not concurred in.
Miss Magic Collins, daughter of P. L.
Collins, is home for the holidays, accom-
panied by Miss Della Cause. Both have
been attending the normal school at
Moorhead, to which institution they will
return Jan. 6.
On Tuesday evening Jan. 14th, the South
Minneapolis Relief Club will give it's next
dancing party a. Labor Temple. Profess
sor Daly's orchestra will furnish the MIL
sic and 'the usual good time is sure: to be
had by all *ho attend.
On Christmas at st. Lawrence's church,
Miliard's high mass in G was sung; at
ST. Anthony of Padua, Mozart's twelfth
mass, and at Ascension church, st.
CEaire's mass in G. There was also spe-
cial mucts at St. Charles church.
James Kel,eher died at St. Mary's Hos
pital last Friady 1f heart disease. The de
ceased was Il years cf age and resided for
8 nlmebr of years on the East Side. He
leaves widow, but no children. The re-
mains were removed to Prendergast's and
prepared foi burial, after which they were
taken to the home Of his cousin, Mrs. Cur
ran, 2715 G:rard avenue North. The fu-
neral was held Oh Sunday al a. m, from
Ascension Church.
Mrs. Rosa Corbett, wife of William
Corbett, employed by Janney, Semple &
Co., died last Friday at the family resi-
dence, 242 Fremont avenue north. The
deceased was a sufferer from dropsy for
the past four months. She was Al years
of age, and leaves besides her husband,
a family of five children. The funeral
was held on Sunday afternoon from the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
and was largely attended.
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county jail Christmas, and the boys had
q taste of genuine Christmas fare. Din
ner was served at II o'clock, and con-
sisted Of the following bill of fare: Tur
key, mashed potatoes, cranbeiries white
and graham bread mince and apple pie,
coffee with cream cake and cigars At
ter the dinner the prisoners were turned
loose in the corridor for all hours visit
together.
At the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ceptipn on Christmas, Father Keane cele
brated high mass at O'Clock a. m., be-
fore a church full of worshippers. Low
masses were celebrated every half hour
afterward, and at 1890 the solemn high
mass was celebrated by Father Turner,
Of St. Thomas seminary, Father keane
preaching the sermon which followed
Music was rendered by full choir with
solo voices, assisted by an orchestra.
w. w. Wing, court t., reporter of the
X ~Penny Press" treated his court house
friends 10 a gellu:na Christmas surprise on
T,lesdiy. 1t vas the announcement Of his
marriage to Miss Marie Freeman. 4 prom
inens young society lady of St. Paul. and
Willie backed up the statement very sub
sSan.Mlly, introducing she young lady her
self in evidence. The marriage was SOL
emnized some months ago, but has been
kept a profound secret until now. Con-
gratulations we're numerous and hearty.
The Masonic burial service was read
over the remains of Gale Walters, the
employe of the Palace Clothing Company
who was killed in the sad accident of Fri
day, at O'Clock last week at Masonic
Temple. Rev. William Wilkinson Off
ciated Later the body was taken to
Fond du Lac. Wis. where the aged par
ents of the deceased reside. +. w. Wal
ters, of Fond du Lac, brother of the unfor-
tunate man, came to Minneapolis to take
charge of the remains.
Fred Kees, Of Long & Kees, has just re-
turned from a trip to the East, haae chiefly
for the purpose Of supervising the test of
the big bell and the chimes for the court
house tower. MIR. kees will deliver re-
DOrC 10 IlG COURT uOuSS ulu City udll CODl-
missions Immediately after she holidays. So
far he has proved entirely noncommittal
with regard AS 10 the nature Of that report,
but it is thought to be favorable. The ship
ping of the bells IS postponed until the COM
Mission has taken action ON Mr.. KEGS re-
port.
A dispatch from Butte, Mont, states that
.Abb:e l.. Nicholson, of Minneapolis, was
on Monday granted a divorce from Joseph
l.. Nicholson, ON the ground of alleged in
fidelity, and that her mother, Mrs. Martin
also secured divorce at the same time.
The city directory gives the residence OF
Joseph Nicholson as 1908 Twenty av-
enue north The family moved from Mn
nsepo,is about a month ago and located at
Eutte. Nicholson travels for butchers
supply house in St. Louis Acquaintance
here know nothing further about the case
Capt. Doyle of the 1Iibel nian Rifles. was
presented on Monday evening last al his
residence. 25OS Fourteenth avenue south
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