The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-03-06
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES

MI. ana NILS. u. w. LAWYER, OF Marsh:
all avenue, left ON Wednesday for trip
East. !:
A progressive euchre party was given
at Central hail Monday evening by d.
vision No. 3. Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. III.
Forty tables were played. The recep-
ton and committee of arrangements
were Mrs. T. Mcdonald. Mrs. James
Mitchell, Miss Josie Cook. Miss Nellie
Haverty and Miss Nellie Mccall
Miss Anna Clark and Thomas Lough-
lin were married at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning at St. Jcseph's church, Rev. w.
P. Walsh officiating. Miss Loughlin WAS
maid of honor and M. J. Clark was best
nan. The ushers were r. J. Miller and
Joseph Ma;heney. Breakfast Was served
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Clark, on Martin
street. Mar. and Mrs. Loughhn have
gone south for short wedding trip.
They will live i'm Minneapolis.
The marriage OF John r. Calvin and
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald took place at
ST. Michaels church Tuesday morning.
Miss Maggie Calvin. a sister of the
groom, was the bridesmaid, and Dennis
Sullivan was the best man. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of the
BRIDES parents On the West side. MIR.
Calvin is an employe Of the Omaha rail-
md 1Nrn3t he NJ NN1V1
Calvin one of the officers on the police
force. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin left for
Omaha, and will be at home March Is.
Division No. !, Ladies Auxiliary, A.
o. f., held their regular monthly social
meeting at Central hall Friday evening,
Feb. &C. An able address was delivered
by HOE. 7. F. Martin, and remarks for
the good of the order were made by State
Secretary Miss Ella Heating, and County
President Miss M. Madigan. Some Sc
lect readings by the division president,
Miss Nellie Delaney, and vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Nellie Fighe and
Miss Birch. The next social session will
be held March Is, at which the members
will all participate in an old fashioned
spelling school.
A general meeting of all the members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, A.. O. H., of
Ramsey county will be held at Central
hall on Sunday, March II. The meeting
is called to discuss the action to be taken
in order to raise a fund to be applied
towards the soldiers monument fund
Division No /, A. O. H., held their
regular. meeting Wednesday evening.
AS the next meeting of this division
falls on March II, st. patrick's day, the
members thought it proper to have
something besides the ordinary routine
Of business for the evening, and ap-
pointed committee, consisting OF Alfred
Mcdonald. J. p. Pewtel's and Peter Geo
ghagan in addition to the regular liter
airy committee to prepare q program of
entertainment The division also de-
cided to give an entertainment and hop
after Easter.
wv. Brennan, a we'll known resident.
received probably fatal injuries Weanes-
day night by falling over the railing in
front of the chamb Der of commerce build
ing. While standing against the guard
rail that surrounds the basement will
dows Of the building he lost his balance
and fell headforemost into the hole, a
distance of about twelve feet, striking
on his head, sustaining severe fracture
Of the skull near the forehead and a
deep cash along the left side of his head,
and he is thought to be injured in
ternally.
Murray & Mack, the popular Irish
comedians, with their big farce comedy
company, in their latest absurdity, "Tjn-
negan's Courtshp," will he seen at the
Grand next week.