The Irish standard., 1896-11-28
STATE CAPITAL NOTES

The social hop given by Division, No. 3
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H., Wednesday
evening, was largely attended. Although
! the weather was very disagreeable, the So
| cial was A success
The members OF the old board of public
works are victorious. They will take their
Old Places in the city hall, and Mr.. Cope
! land will retire.
T, The ball given by Division, No. 2,
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., at Twin City
Hall Thanksgiving night, was grand Sue
! cess. Mrs. J. Haley, president of the di
vision, is royal entertainer, and those at
terding could not fail to enjoy themselves.
Anthony Conroy has brought an action
against the Chicago, Burlington & North
.ern road to- recover $4,000 for personal in
! juries Plaintiff was brakeman on the
read.
Mrs. James c. FOREIGN, county president
of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. 0. H., of Still
water, spent Thanksgiving in st. Paul Wis
! iting her brother, T. w. McGoey, OF Gen.
tral avenue.
Miss Retta o. German, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Broderick, was married to
to Albert l.. Roth, Of the Second National
Bank, at st. Joseph's church, on Wednes-
day morning. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed at the home of the BRIDES parents on
Dayton avenue.
Ella Corrigan has brought an action
against the city of st. Paul to recover $10,-
600 damages for personal injries sustained
; by the plaintiff in consequence of falling
upon an alleged defective sidewalk on Tenn
pe-ance street, March 25th last.
On Tuesday morning at 8 O'clock. at St.
Mary's church. Mr.. Patrick H. Webb and
Margaret Kieff were married by Rev. FIR
Gibbons. Miss Kate Welch and Joseph
Webb were the attendants. A wedding
breakfast was laid for Is couples at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs f. J. Clarke, LOT
T4itc:lfc;a avenue.
James f. Brady. of the firm of Kent &
Brady, died On Saturday last at his home,
$50 Robert street. after an illness Of near
ly year. Mr.. Brady was 4S years OF age,
and had long been active in st. Paul husi-
;ess affairs. For many years he was con-
nec.ed with the firm OF P. H. Kelly & Co.,
and about eight years ago entered the part
re:ship named above, which continued to
the time of his death. Mr. Brady was un-
married and had 20 relatives in St. Paul.
TIE marriage OF Miss Margaret J. Raj
ferty to Henry H. Miller took place Thurs
day, Nov. 18th. at 8 p. H., at the home OF
Rev. Father Lee, pastor OF ST. Johns
Catholic church, who performed tae csre-
mony Miss Anna G.abner was maid of
l:onor and Thomas Gavagin best man. A
supper followed. Covers were laid for Is.
MI. and Mrs. Miller will begin housekeep-
ing at once at 741 Sims street.
=. < grand fair, for the bepett OF the
.'tHouse of the Good Shepard will be held
dnring the week beginning Monday. Dec.
I4th, at 134 East Sixth street opposite tie
Rvan Hotel. The fair will be given under
the auspices Of the ladies OF the city who
nave the interests of the Institution at
heart and which insures for it a grand
success. There will be six Or seven tables
representing the various sections OF the
city. amongst which contests may be insti-
tlted
]. J.. Mcnamara, Il brakeman On the
Great Western road, was killed wednesday
at 'Oelweia, Iowa. Mcnamara stepped
from the front end of an engine to turn g
switch in tae yard. He slipped ard was run
over by the engine and instantly killed,
,AfcNamara had been in the employ OF the
read for six years IIe leaves a wife: and
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