The Irish standard., 1897-02-13
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STANDARD SlGNAS
The Valentine Social Club composed Of
members of Div. No. 4, L. A. OF thea. q.
H., will give dancing party at Frankhn
hall Monday evening Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Mary sauer, aged 61 years died
last Saturday at the family residence,
2O11, oath avenue south. She leaves
husband and daughter to mourn their
loss The funeral was held on Tuesday
last from st. Elizabeth church.
Mike Gill, the undertaken has been
compelled to move in order to make
room for the new sub postofhce on Cedar
avenue. He is now located on Wash
ington and 14th avenues S. and thinks
It is a better location than his former
one.
Judge Kelly of st. Paul will lecture on
Washington at St. Stephens hall, COZ
ner 22nd street and Clinton avenue. on
Monday evening, 22nd inst, at p M
-Washington's birthday. Tickets are
Is cents, including refreshments
William Gillen, found guilty of subor-
nation of perjury was Monday morning
taken before Judge Elliott to receive
his sentence. lie was given FIVE years at
the state penitentiary, with hard labor,
or the maximum limit allowed by law,
Inspector John Courtney no longer
wears star. He took it of ON Wednes-
day on the command Of Mayor Pratt.
and will not wear it again. The charge
against him is assault on woman and
of conduct unbecoming an Officer, He
has been on the force for ten years and
has always been found an efficient officer.
Lizzie Sanborn, wife of Chas. Sanborn
passed away last Sunday at her home,
2218 Cedar avenue, in the 35th year OF
her age. She leaves besides her hus-
band several small children. The funer-
al was held on last Tuesday morning
from Holy Rosary church.
Edwin Newman Dwyer, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer died last
Sunday at the family residence, 80 17tn
avenue southeast, aged II months. The
funeral occurred on Tuesday, interment
taking place at St. Anthony cemetery.
Hon. William Louis Kelly, Judge OF
the Ramsey county District Court will
deliver the address on washington
at a birthday celebration at st. Stephens
church hall on the night of February
22nd. Lunch will be served by the ladies
after the lecture The bill for the whole
program will be but Is cents.
The Brunswick Hotel, corner 9TH st.
and Hennepin is becoming more popular
every day under the able management
of Col. T. J. Foley, whose many years
experience in conducting the Clarendon
at St, Paul has made him familiar with
all the requirements Visitors to Mime
apolis will find no better place than the
Brunswick for entire satisfaction.
Prof. Aldrich of the State University
enjoyed the pleasures OF a sleigh ride
last Monday evening, furnished by the
following friends: Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Courtney, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Gill, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Gibbs, officer Paul Nous
so and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. McAllister,
and M. Cody and wife. The party round
ed up at the residence Of Prof. Aldrlcff
on st. Anthony and were rewarded for
their kindness with a palatable lunche-
on.
Minneapolis is receiving visit from a
very distinguished American citizen.
The gentleman is the guest Of President
Northrop of the state University and is
no less a person than Andrew D. White,
ex-president of Cornell university, ex-
minister to Russia, and at present
member of the Venezuelan commission.
He will be entertained on this Saturday
afternoon at the home of Judge and Mrs.
J.,B. Gil1iillan, when number of gen.
tlemen will be invited to meet him. :.
After short illness Rev.. Plus Kritz,
one of the missionary Fathers who con-
Quoted mission in this city, in ST. An
thony of Padua parish last November,
died recently at st. Joseph's hospital,
Chicago. His funeral TOOK place Feb
ruary End. 1t is hoped that he has al
ready received the reward of eternal hap
piness for the holy life he lived and all
the good work he performed.
On Tuesday evening last special
meeting of the St. Anthony Literary So
ciety was called to order by president
Geo. Farrell, to complete arrangements
for progressive cinch party which will
take place at St. Anthony hall next We'd
nesday evening February 18th. Music
will also be a feature of the party. A
cordial invitation is extended to all. Pri-
yes will be given, and small admission
of 15c will be charged.
Ben. A. Buxton, George r. Newells
dofo,Itipr oacfier is short in hiS az.