The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

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The Misses C'Cherine Dwyel aud Re-
becra Lyons haze reHaned home ..l.er
delightful three weeks uuins. They
visited all the Important points be
tween MINNEAPOLIS and New York. The
trip was by rail and water.
w. II. Boland, former teller a, the
lsh-American bank, has gone to
Gracevilie, where he has accepted the
position OF assistant cashier of the
Bank OF Gra"evl.e
Mrs. }. j. Casey, of 523 Colfax ave-
nue. north, and sons. Alphonse and
Francis, have gone to spend a part Of
the summer in Gocdland, Ind. They
will be the guests of Mrs. p. Welcn.
formerly of this city.
Peter j. Monaghan, the we'll known
binder. ruler ami tablet manufacturer.
mas removed his plant TO Chicago, where
he is now located at lA2 Monroe street.
Mr.. Monaghan spent about six wears in
THIS city, and was widely and favo.ably
known among the Irish people. He
acted as leader of the choir in Ascen,i,,,
church during the past three years and
was faNorite i'll musical circles, tIn
will be greatly missed at social yather-
ings.
Col. NJ. w. Glenn has been appointed
by City Engineer Cappeen as pine in
spector ON that branch of the reservoir
Work which consists in laying the Dine
INES connecting the reservoir with The
North Side Pumping Station. Col
Glenn Is competent man for the M
sltion, having had much experience in
tha1 line OF work. The Republican all
oefmen are kicking over the appoin,-
Ment because he is Il Democrat
The policemen's picnic will be held
on July -. at Lake Park, MinnetonL,
Inc committee having the arrange
ments in charge are busly at work To
make this annual outing the most sue
cessful YET held by the guardians of
law and order.
The Northwestern Mutual Life I'LL
sufance Company loaned 500, 900 to the
House o: the Good Shepherd few wears
hso ana TOOK mortgage on the prom
efty secured by the bond of M. w. Mash
James Cullen, Edward Kennedy and
D tough!n. Action was brought
against the bondsmen, and only air
Nash put iii an answer which was
stficken out by the court. and iude-
ment was rendered against MIN.
DR.. George f. French, an esteemed
and skilled physician of this CITY,
passed away on Tuesday morning after
an illness OF a few days. The funeral
occurred on thursday from the Unita-
ran church and the remains were
shipped TO Dover. ~ H., where he was
born GO years ago. He was an army
surgeon during the war and at the
siege OF Vicksburg was personal staff
surgeon 70 Gen. Grant. Or. French
stood high in his profession and his
death is much regretted. He had
practiced in Minneapolis for IS years.
Robert Mcdonald, Great Northern
brakeman, died at St. Mary's hospital
last Wednesday. of injuries received by
falling off the roof OF box car Tues
day night. He struck on his head and
sustained fractured skull MrDon-
aid resided at Wilmar Mimi. and
leaves a wife and family.
The burlesque imitation of Cinderella
IA Dress Rehearsal" was presented by
the young ladies and Sunday school
children. of Immaculate Conception par
ish, x the Bijou on Z -dnesday evening.
drew out large audience The rendi-
and drew out large audience the
rendition was excellent and was highly
enjoyed. Mr.. Theodore Hays, manager
OF the Bijou, kindly gave the free use
or the house and the thanks of the bene-
flciaries are due to him for his gener-
osity Those who witnessed the pres
entatlon OF this pleasing comic opera
would gladly hail it's temperance on
some future occasion.
The Letters Carriers Association will
have an excursion to Taylors Falls and
the Da'les of st. Croix next Tuesday.
Trains will leave this city at $3.50 a.
m. and special at 12 o'clock.
John Wilson. of Minneapolis. who
was sentenced to the reformatory at ST
Cloud nine months ago, made his escape
from that Institution Monday evening
He managed to elude his guards for a
short time and in the interval he Sc
cured horse and rode into swami
He has not vet been captured.
When ex-City Clerk Charles r. Hancv
left Minneapolis Immediately following
the trial resulted in his acuuittal
it was rumored that he had gone to
Mexico, never more to return to the
United States. This appears to have
been unfounded, as Mr.. Haney has not
only returned to this country, but from
information received in the city yesler-
day is now living at his old home, On
arga. Iroqus county. Illinois He is said
to be enjoying good health.
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