The Irish standard., 1896-04-04

church. A large procession followed the
remains to St. Mary's cemetery after
mass was celebrated for the repose OF
her SOUL
! Easter Sunday will be celebrated as the
occasion requires, at Holy Rosary church.
There will be solemn high mass, and the
sermon will be preached by the Very
Rev Father Sheehan. The choir has heen
making elaborate preparations for the
musical program. LeHache's Mass will
be rendered with full orchestral accom-
panment under the direction of Prof
Schubert.
Father O'Sullivan's friends will regret
TO learn that he has been called to a new
| field OF labor. He has been placed in
charge of St. Dominic's church. Denver,
Col While here he was connected with
Holy Rosary church.
! There will be a mission given in Holy
Rosary church beginning on June by
Fathers McKenna and Splinter AS these
| missionaries are already well known in
the city It is unnecessary to say the mis-
sion will be of an unusually fine charac-
| ter.
On Easter Sunday tomorrow Fathers
McGi( and Murray will begin mission
| in Shell Lake, Wis For the benefit Of
the people it should be said thar, from
time to time the fathers may be called
to do missionary work, the pastor will,
+, however, always be at home, and a s'if
ficient number OF priests to attend to the
spiritual wants Of the people.
On April 10, City Clerk Haney will be-
gin issuing dog licenses. and will keep
that branch of his business moving un-
til May 1. Every dog caught without Ii
cense after that date Will cost his owner
81 extra to redeem
Daniel O'Reilly, through Michael
O'ReiIy, his guardian ad litem, has
brought suit against John M Beck, al
leging false Imprisonment on the Oath
day Of September, 1895, and asking for
81 $50 damages
Next Wednesday night the annual ball
of the John Mitchell Social Club will be
news to many Minneapolis young folks
who will not miss the opportunity OF
attending. The John Mitchell Club is IA
nous for it's hospitality and is made up
Of the cream of Anoka county society.
William Gannan, aged Is years, died
last Saturday at the family residence,
III East Fifteenth street The funeral
was he'd on Saturday the remains being
inferred at St. Mary's cemetery.
On next Wednesday evening the ladies
of the Daughters Of Isabella will give
their next dancing party at Labor Tenn
pie. A large number of tickets have been
sod, indicating good attendance. There
is sure to be very enjoyable evening for
all who attend.
The Hub Clothing House advertises in
today's issue of the Irish Standard. The
Hub is we'll stocked with all the latest
styles in spring and summer clothing,
hats, caps and furnishings, and is always
a popular trading place. Messrs Skoll
and Borkum. we'll known to many of our
readers, are still with the Hub"
The new firm of Neisingh & Co., the
Monumental Works, at 25
South Sixth street. the location formerly
by Mr.. Neisingh when in bust
ness alone, has every reason to feel
grateful for the amount of business it has
already transacted as well as for the
for the year. The ad. of the
works is in another column. Read it.
The Ladies' Auxiliary No. 3 VIII give
select dancing party at Hunts hall COT ner
If Plymouth avenue and Third street, on
Wednesday evening, April Is. The in
.ention had been to give a Leap Year
party at another hall on the 18th of the
month, but the idea was abandoned with
The result that a much more enjoyab able
event will be given in it's place.
The following are the committees:
Master of ceremonies, Joseph McDer-
mott.
Arrang ament ommittee-Joseph Nc
Dermott, Miss Josie Donovan, Miss M. v.
yoskran, Miss May Flaherty, Mrs. J.
1aughan.
Floor Committee-William McGrath,
r 1o1,o |
Miss Guughan NJ M. 5omers, M. Flen
ming. Mrs. M. J. Allen.
Reception Committee-Miss Maggie
Flaherty, Mrs. M. NJ. Somers, Mrs.
Haynes, Miss. NJ. V. Coskran, Mrs. J.
Mrs. J. Gleason, Mrs. J. Blake.
The usual services We're held in all the
Catholic churches on Good Friday.
Judge Russell has completed the list
If 1900 names of the petit jurors for the
ensuing year. The first panel will be
llsawn in a few days and served with
,ubpoenas to appear April IL. The en-
ire list will be filed in the clerks Office
lext Wednesday.
Special services and the choicest pro-
grams of music will be rendered at all
he Catholic churches tomorrow, Easter
Sunday.
Amy Lee and Frank Doane, the SOU
,rette and comedian, respectively, who 8
will appear at the Bijou next week,
cored a strong hit at the Grand Opera
House, ST. Pau. last week, in "Miss
Iarem Scarem,' a comedy drama of s
pleasing type. The St. Paul Press, in
on the play and company, 8
ound for each a strong measure of
raise. s
Mrs. Lora M. Perkins has begun an
ction for damages against the Fidelity
nd Casualty Company and others in the
District Court for $4,000.