The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-04-13
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Watches cleaned, ST.; main spring, 81.
P.eRel, the Jevele Third q south y.
The little con Of 3 iWard and sMaegie
Maher died last Wednesday ct the home
Of it's parents, 700 Adams street, aged
! two years. 81. =ss.
Rev. Father Moynihan, Of ST. Thomas
Seminary, will preack the sermon to-
morrow at High Mass at the church Of
the immaculate Conception.
Miss Nellie Hickok Of Carleton college,
Mortified, has returned home after 9
pleasant visit at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. A.C. Rickok, 1905 Monroe street
northeast.
Conductor James Hennessy has award
ed to A. j. McInerney the contract for
building four story fat at Aldrich ave-
nue. aud Sixteenth avenue north. The
cost when complete will be $500.
John Costello, the aged man, who at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
with a razor Wednesday morning, and
was taken TO the city hospital is doing as
we'll as could be expected and will prob
ably recover.
The three Justices of the Peace elected
Last November were installed in office
last Monday. Judge Dever, who was
elected for the East Side district, will
administer justice at 202 Sykes block,
256 Hennepin avenue, where he has es
tablished his Offices.
Thomas Furey, an old resident OF
Lincoln Park, near Camden Place, this
county, died Thursday night at the age
of 70. His wife died about one year ago
and he has since lived alone, having no
children. The funeral was held at AS
cension church this morning.
The White Lily Social Club, a new
organic alton will give the first of series
of dancing parties Tuesday evening.
April Goth, at Mahtowah hall. All of
these parties will be we'll conducted and
very enjoyable. The very best hall in
the city will be used, and excellent music
has been engaged.
Officer Joseph Kupp, faithful and
popular police officer, died of typhoid fever
at his home in this city last Saturday.
The deceased was 3s years of age and
married. The funeral was held from
Holy Rosary church last Monday morn
ing. Officer Kupp was appointed to the
police force by Mayor Eustis two years
ago.
Last week the -four output showed q
slight increase, the quantity ground be-
ing l51,195 barrels. The production
since March 16 has been less than during
the same period IN 1893 and 1894, wholly
due to the lack Of water power. Tho
water has never been SO low in the river
at this season, and the situation is q
serious one to the millers, Relief can
only come from long and continued rains.
j. G. Nolan, an engineer On the Great
Northern road and well-known in Min
neapolis where he resides, having been
chairman of the general grievance COM
mittee during last summers strike. NAT
rowly escaped death at Morris, Mimi,
Thursday. Nolan was under the loco
motive, cleaning the journals, when the
fireman started the engine, dragging
Nolan several hundred feet. Fortunately,
beyond general shaking up and nu-
merous bruises, Nolan escaped unhurt.
The Daughters Of Isabella. an auxiliary
to the American Sons OF Columbus, is q
new organization Of Catholic ladies in
this city. At meeting held last Tues
day evening at Labor Temple, p charter
members were enrolled. Mrs. NJ J. Gill
was elected worthy patroness; Mrs. s.
Mcbride, good Samaritan; Mrs VIM.
Gibbs, secretary; Mrs. John Foley, treas
urer. Their next meeting will be held
Ut $50 Second avenue south, next Tues
day evening.
The report Of the board Of health for
the month Of March is now ready. The
number of deaths during the month was
2Oa, while the births reported were A9.
Out of the children born during the
month, 1s9 belonged to the male sex and
200 to- the female sex. OF contagious
diseases were reported: Diphtheria, 8
cases and 2 deaths; scarlet fever, 81
cases and l death; measles, - cases;
TYPHOID fever, % cases and 2 deaths. The
annual death rate for the year ending
March 81 was 9.57. 3I.
Joel G. jackson, local manager tor
Swift & Co., the Omaha packing concern,
and who was arrested Monday on e g
charge of embezzling 81 LOCO Of his en- i
ployers' cash, was arrsiened before Judge
Holt in the police court Tuesday. me 'i1.
charge of embezzlement against Jacknon
was dismissed and he Was rearrested nm Y
mediately on 9 charge Of grand l larceny,
this action being taken II order that oail
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