The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-10-10
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Il Mrs. A. Dunn, of COS Jackson street.
/ has returned home after an extended visit
I to- her sister, Mrs. John Baxter, at
Princeton, Indiana. .. ~. 4 -. 81
U Mrs Charlotte TIghe, mother Of the we'll
know plumber, VIM. Martin, died last SAT-
/: ,rday morning at $3.50 at the residence,
1911 Fifth street south. Funeral from St:
Charles Church on Sunday last.sInterment
at st. Marys.
E. A. Ward, who died suddenly. a few
days ago at Fulton, Mo-, has been identi-
fed as son Of the late John Ward,
sporting editor Of, the st. Paul. Globe. A
brother-in- law OF the deceased has order
ed the remains inferred at Fulton Young
Ward was % years of age and an artist,
Frederick c. Archer, aged eight months,
Infant son Of Mr., and Mrs. w. J. Archer,
died last Sunday at the family residence,
60 Lyndale avenue north, Of pneumonia.
The bereaved parents have the sympathy
OF their many friends. Another child, twin
brother OF the deceased, is also very
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Last Monday evening Mr.. and. Mrs. Gus
J.. Pauly celebrated the tenth. anniver-.
sary of their marriage at their beautiful
home 1915 Chicago avenue. Numerous
friends and relatives were present in the
evening, and enjoyed the generous hos
pftAlity of the happy couple. NUMEROUS
presents in tinWare were received,
enough in fact to last several families
for many years. go, @-,t-'
Father Cleary Will begin on week from
frYSon 1S-anaf
of those winter lectures which have been
90 popular in the past. Different subjects,
or parts OF subjects, will be taken up each
Sunday evening and discussed in the ablest
manner Heretofore these Lectures have.
been remarkably we'll attended and dugin&
the coming winter the capacity OF tha
church will determine the size Of the audi
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A meeting of ladies to organize aecourt
Of Catholic Foresters will be held at the.
residence Of Mrs Gill, 324 Cedar avenue
south, on Sunday, Oct II, at p, "a, The
ladies have he'd one meeting, having been
called together by High Chief Ranger
Mrs. Game, of Waukon, Iowa. Mrs. Game
gave very interesting address and full
explanations concerning the organization.
AL ladies' interested are cordially invited
to be present. 80
A teamster named Murphy was, quite
seriously injured Tuesday morning ~ On,
Third avenue between Washington avenue,
and Second street. While driving along.
Third avenue load Of hard wood shifted
and threw him to the ground, a Quantity
of the wood falling upon him. He was dug
out and taken to switchman's shanty,
where it was found he mad been badly
bruised. UDOn the arrival Of the. patrol
wagon to take him to the hospital he
swore and rallied at the officers, saying
he would not ride with them. An effort
was then made to get the Ambulance, and
While the officers were going through. the
necessary red tape, Murphy got up, and
hobbled home. ..
OF course, it is the home that makes
men and women. Somebody has said, that
the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand
that rules the word. And the New, England
Home, with its rugged simplicity. -: i its
Quaintness and sternness, is the, Home
Joshua Whitcomh puts before our eyes
with its living, breathing New England
people. No one even of the third or fourth
generation, will fail to feel its charm and
recognize its idyllic truth if he has one
drop of New England blood in him. All
that is sweetest and kindl:est in the boy
hood past comes back with the suggestions
OF this play of the cod Homestead"
which will be presented here next week
ct the Metropolitan. -. as:.1
Never before IN it's. history has the BijoH /
Opera House made more rapid strides in
local popularity than the present. season,
and Manager Lift is entitled to considera-
be praise for providing as he has such an
excellent l.ne Of bookings in what is con-
coded to be positively the worst theatrical
season on record. The list of attractions
thus far has included some excellent COM
panies, and the next month will. witness the
advent of such well known attractions. as
Eddie Foy, 'In Old Kentucky" andsa ia0at 4
Of others, many of them combinations which
pay all other cities at high prices The
coming week, commencing next Sunday
matinee, will witness enc of the most por
tentious comedy novelties Of the season N.
the advent of Mathews and Bu,ger, COM
edians well known here from their pre-
vious success in crush City, They come
on this occasion as stars in new farce Of
unique name ent:tl"i, "At Gay -Coney> Is!--
and Messrs. Mathews and Bulger are 4
well known as or.ginatocs Of song and farce
and are said to have injected into this play,
much that is new and move, in TIE way of
Jokes, wittic.sms and musical gems. The
p1rodies for which they are famous Will be
heard in profusion. Commencing with
this week the Wednesday matinee will. be !
resumed. - .y, ~ =: