The Irish standard., 1895-01-12
BY THE WAYSIDE.

BY THE WAYSIDE.
Colony No. IL, Sons of Columbus, will
meet at their hall, 252 Second avenue
south, next Tuesday evening. All menl-
bers of the Colony are expected to be
present.
Hallen and Hart will take leave in a
professional capacity of their Minneapo-
| lis admirers at the Grand Opera House
January ID, Is and 16. 1t is announced
that they will separate at the end of the
current season.
Isaac F. Rice has been promoted to
the position of superintendent OF dlstrib
utiny clerk in the newspaper depart
m9nt of the post Office by Postmaster
Holbrook. This is deserved recognition
OF the services of a faithful employe
The promotion brings with it increased
pay.
Al the annual election of officers and
directors of the First National Bank Of
tins city, held during the past week, the
names of II. c., CAas. K. and H. K. Side,
for so many years identified with the
management of this solid institu tion
were dropped, and their places filled by
new men.
The first of the second series of dane.
ing parties given by the United Social
CLUB will be held at Hunts hall, corner
Plymouth avenue and Third street, Tues
day evening. This club is becoming very
popular and the parties are we'll con-
Quoted and largely attended. Daiy's Or
chestra furnishes excellent music.
The new church of ST. Clotilde, corner
Lyndale and Eleventh avenue north, will
be dedicated tomorrow Sunday atlO:a0
O'Clock. Archbishop Ireland will be
present end deliver the dedicatory ser
mon. The different parishes throughout
the city, it is expected, will be we'll rep
resented there on this particular occa-
sion. The new church ediice should be
crowded to it's utmost capacity.
The Minneapolis Rifles ball to be hello
at Ma towah hall on Tuesday evening,
January 22nd, will be brilliant event.
The affair will be in the nature OF MILL
'tary ball, and as Mahtowah hall is one of
the finest aud best equipped in the city,
there is sure to be had good time. Five
hundred invitations are out which will
b. distributed by members of the Rifles,
who also have the sale of tickets
Mrs. Hannah Kelly, who, while gather
ing coal on the Great Northern railroad
tracks near the Holden street bridge,
Tuesday afternoon, was run down by an
outgoing passenger train and sustained q
fracture of the skull, died at st. Mary's
Hospital Wednesday morning. An in
quest was held Thursday morning, and
the remains were on Friday morning re-
kmoved to Anoka for interment. The de-
ceased lady was g. years of age.
Three small fires demanded the atten-
tion of the fire department Wednesday
evening: The most important wasin the
warehouse of the Converse Paper Com
pany. at 4O7-4O9 east Seventeenth street.
and had gained eonside derable progress be-
fore the department arrived. The loss
may reach $1,000; insured. The ether
fires were trivial, and were IN stores at
COZ Second street north and '14O2 Mar
shall street northeast, respectively.
The newly elected judges OF the dis
trict court appeared before Judge Pond
Monday morning and took the oath Of
! Office. Judge Belden took under oonsid'
GRAFTON q batch Of civil court cases, and
Judge Smith began the criminal court
Grind II the Court room at Labor Tenn
ND Claus Blixt, the self confessed mur