The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-07-11
STANDARD SIGNAE,

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1 e Miss Kate Jordan and uncle OF Vase,
ca, were visitors in the city this week
The funeral services were held on Fri.
day morning from Immaculate Concep:
1 tioa church. ~ .sl3s
Mrs. Ira Myers and sons Jim and SD.
ney aresthe guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. WV
4 Rand at their summer home, Cottage
wood Lake Mimi tonka. 81
/ The ladies Of st. Anthony parish will
! give lawn social Wednesday evening
| July Is, on the grounds at Eighth avenue
and Main street mort
Miss Mary Byron, OF Waseca, is spen-
fling a few weeks. with her cousin, Miss
Annie Mullaae, 1913 East Twenty -second
street. ~.
| William Patrick Garvin,. aged
months, son of Officer T. Fl. Garvin,5 died
at the family residence, 1922 Third street
northeast, last Sunday, OF cholera infan-
| tum.
Chris A. Gallagher left on Tuesday
night to attend the A. Oh national con-
ventien at Detroit on Tuesday next. The
convention will last several days.
Mrs.sJ. j. Daily, state president Of The
! Daughters of Erin, left for Detroit, Mich.
last night, to attend the national con-
yention of the a.. O. H. and D. Of E..
| which meets in that city next Tuesday.
The ladies of the parish of st. Anthony
of Padua will give an enjoyable lawn fes-
| tival next Wednesday evening on the
grounds adjoining the church, Second
street and Eighth avenue northeast
Good music and inviting refreshments
will be in order. All are invited.
Willie P. Garvin, the 8-months-old son
of Officer Garvin, of the central police
station, died last Sunday. The funeral
services were held at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon from the house, 1928 Third
street northeast, and the interment took
place Monday at st. .Anthony's cemetery.
At the last regular meeting Of Division
No.2, of the Daughters Of Erin, the newly
elected state president, Mrs. ]. J. Daily,
was presented with a handsome chair.
The presentation address was made by
N. G. O'Connor, president of Division No.
3, A. O. n. The affair was very pleas
ant one to all concerned and great sur
prise to the recipient Of the gift.
Edwin D. Twombley, painfully injured
at the time of the Press Club tally-ho
coach accident, is reported to be SO far
on the road to recovery that 1t is hoped
he can be moved from St. Barabas hospi-
tai in the course OF a couple of weeks.
1t is feared, however, that he may always
have more or less trouble with the In
jured hip, but friends hope for the best.
On July 10th the Retail Butchers
Clerks association will give their second
annual picnic and excursion at Tonka
Bay. where there will be all kinds Of
games and contests, fishing, boat riding
and dancing A particular feature OF the
day will be road race for butchers only
from newspaper row to Lake Park Hotel.
Entries can be made by applying to j. E.
Epton, 514 First avenue south. Entries
close July IA at Z p. m. Entry fee, 81.
Miss Nanny Hays daughter Of the late
Lambert Hays, and a sister of Theodore
Hays, manager of the Bijou Theater,
died at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening,
at her home, 1901 Sixth avenue north.
Miss Hays was but 10 years Of age, and
was the favorite Of a large circle of
friends and acquaintances. The primary
cause of the death was cold contracted
some time ago while going through some
physical exercise. Latter it developed in
to an abcess on the lungs, and a difficult
operation was necessary. 1t was unsuc-
cessfu0 and tuberculosis developed, that
being the Immediate cause of death.
Last Sunday evening at st. Lawrence
church, corner of Twelfth avenue and
Seventh street occurred the conservation
of the new church bell. The very i'm
pressive ceremonies were conducted by
Rev. Father G.. GEMS, pastor of the par
ish. assisted by Rev. Fathers Andre,
Cleary and Oster. An eloquent sermon
befitting the occasion was preached by
Rev. J.. M. Cleary, pastor of St. Charles
church. A pleasing feature of the must
cal program was solo by Mrs. Kate Nc
Gurk Myers, Of Freat Falls, Mont, a
former Minneapolis favorite. Luzzfs
"Ave Maria was sung by A. J. Bacon.
The organist was Miss Gertrude Mccain.