The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-04-03
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The st. Anthony Literary. Society
extends an invitation TO- attend
a progressive cinch party to be
given in their hall Tuesday
evening, April e. At special
meeting of the society on March 30
committee ON arrangements composed OF
the following members was appointed:
Misses B. Harmon, H. Collins and
Messrs. James O'Brien, T. Mulcahey, T.
Mccarthy and George Farrell.
The Ruby Seal Club was organized
Monday. March %, 1897. officers were
elected as follows: President, Miss
Laura lie Due; vice president, Miss Mar
garet O'Connell; secretary, Miss Anna
Lofgren; treasurer, Miss Frances Voor-
hees
Miss Alice Sullivan, of 244 Eighteenth
avenue north, left last Monday for
Washington, D. c., where she will reside
for some time.
Father Siegesbert Mon has begun suit
against ST. Peter and St. Paul church Of
Medina town, to recover $1,061 .93, the
amount due him for salary as priest.
Ed McCarty, 17-year-oid boy, made
a marvellous stop of a runaway horse on
Monday afternoon on Washington ave-
nue. south The horse was running at
terrific pace when young McCarty ran
Into the street and threw his arms
around the animals neck. There he
hung until his weight brought the horse
10 standstill. The young man had u
narrow escape from being badly injured,
as the horse at one time stumbled and
fell to the pavement. McCarty rolled
out of the way, and when the still mad
dened animal rose to his feet the boy
had his arms around the animals neck
again. The horse belonged to Charles
Peterson, 527 Fremont avenue north.
In the near future we are promised
musical to be. given by the music pupils
of the sisters at Holy Rosary church.
This is news that will surely be read
with delight by all those who were for
tunate enough to have been present at
the last event of the kind. The date OF
this entertainment will be announced
later on.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sloan, aged seven months, died
last Monday at the family residence,
zoos Seventh street south.
The intention was to confer the Cross
and Diploma on faithful Promoters on
April at Holy Rosary church, but for
different reasons this ceremony will DO
postponed. It is hoped all will have
the pleasure of witnessing this solemn
ceremony on the first Friday in May
The county commissioners have begun
suit against T. J. Buxton and his bonds
men to recover $1,417, alleged to have
been paid into the county treasury by
the Minneapolis Gas Lighting company
during the Buxton regime. The amount
was never accounted for and now the
county proposes to find out what became
Of it. The bondsmen are: D. NJ Clough,
II. F. Brown, Thomas Lowry, r. B.
Langdon George r. Newell, K. Kort-
gard, G: A. Bovey, F. G. Barrows, A. 3.
Barton, NJ. W. Nash, J. G. Oswald, ]. B.
Raymond, c. w. Davidson, o. G. Merri-
man, J. J. Heinrich. E. A. Chamberlain,
N. o. Werner, H. G. Sidle and E. H.
Moulton.
Stephen Mahoney, as assignee of the
Irish-American bank, has begun suit to
recover S4,015.S2 from the Minneapolis
Trust company. The suit is brought 10
recover ON loan of 81 1000 made to ]. II.
James, Abbey G.. Mendenhall and r. J.
Mendenhall The Mendenhalls turned
over to the defendant about $3.50, 900
worth OF real estate situated in Mlnneso-
ia and Iowa and in consideration of this
the company was to assume their in
debtedness in sum not to exceed $780,
600. This sum, according to the COM
plant. has not been paid, and accordinly
Judge Mahoney thinks his claim ought
to be settled by the trust company.
Mrs, Daniel Ryan, aged 90, died at her
residence, 1906 Girard avenue north, on
the 25th inst, the funeral taking place
on the 9th.
Mrs. Kate Wilkinson, aged 63 years.
mother of A. H. Manuel, died on Tues
day, of last week, at her sons residence.
ll05 Hennepin avenue, after long ILL
ness. The remains were taken to Gin
cinnati her former home, for fnterment.
This was the third death in the Manuel
home within two weeks.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Walmsley, aged months, died on Tues
day, of last week, at the family resi-
dence, 1919 Eleventh avenue south.
The remains of Margaret Dougherty.
who died at st. Mary's hospital on Mon
nay, of last week, OF consumption, were
sent to her former home at Prior Lake,
Mimi. for interment. in charge of I'M
dertaker Gleason The deceased lady !
was 81 years of age.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson, an early resi- |
Gent of Henuepin county. wife Of James |
Anderson. of Eden Prairie, died on |
Tuesday, of last week, at her home in |!
that township, aged Is years.
Judge Belden signed an order on last !
Saturday. limiting the time of winding !
UP the affairs Of the Bank of New Eng |!
Ia NH tn I,,no IN ~ l,of~ro %Lo% d,+o !