The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-03-06
STANDARD SIGNALS

Il Azearias Boutin, age %, died at his
home, SIG Eighth street south, on We'd
nesday. Interment yesterday ut st.
Mary's cemetery
Mrs. John O'Brien, of Faribault,
M.nn., is enjoying pleasant visit among
friends in this city, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Prendergast.
Division No. 3, D. Of E., will give a
cinch party at Odd Fellows Hail.. corner
of Tenth avenue north and Washington,
on Tuesday night, March 9. All dlvl-
sions OF the D. of E. and A. 0. H. are
cordially invited.
There were recitations land reading of
poems from Longfellow by Misses Han
nah Collins, Mary Quinn, Agnes White,
Hannah Ring and Jay Kelly. The next
meeting will take place on Tuesday
evening, March 16.
Mrs. Hanson, since her incarceration
in the county jail, is haunted with fears
that she is going to be hanged, and she
spends many wretched hours bemoanlng
her fate. The police are still at work
ON the case and doing all in their power
to turn up new evidence.
The young ladies OF the Ascension
church gave progressive cinch party
Monday evening at &. A. r. hall, corner
Twentieth avenue north and Washing
ton. A light lunch was served at the end
Of the games a pleasant evening was
spent by all.
The MAY that made David Belasco,
author of the Heart of Maryland, ia
NOUS will be given at the Metropolitan
three nights next week, commencing
Monday, March s, with a popular bar
gain matinee on Wednesday. The play
is. LA Belle Russo the beautiful Rus
sian, and is play Of intense dramatic
interest.
ON Friday evening of last week, Zenith
Hall, South Minneapolis, was the scene
of "a brilliant gathering, the occasion be-
Ing one OF congratulation to James
Kelly, OF .26a3 Sixteenth avenue south,
who had reached the twenty-hEth ami
yersary OF his birth About $50 persons
:ook part in the festivities. Dancing was
indulged in until an early hour III the
morning and an excellent spread was
furnished to all
On Tuesday morning last a solemn re-
uuiem mass was celebrated at the Ct1nrch
Of the immaculate Conception Tor the re-
pose OF the soul OF the late Archbishop
Grace, the celebrant being Father Keane,
The PASTOR assisted by Father Busch,
deacon, Father Hrachovislki, sub-deacon,
and Father Jajesky, master OF ceremon-
les. in the sanctuary were Fathers
Henry McGolrick, Andre, Timothy. O..
S. B., Robert, Mon, Mcintyre, and Prem
dcrgast.
On Tuesday last Mrs. Catherine Dens-
Ter, q widow lady residing at 1907 Sew
enth street south, passed away after a
short illness. She was SIS years. OF age
had had lived in this city many years.
The funeral was held from Holy Rosary
church yesterday morning, requiem mass
being celebrated at o'clock. The in
terunent was at St. Mary's.
Hamilton Yerxa, one OF the we'll
known citizens OF the North side, died
Wednesday of last week at the age of 81
years, at his residence. GOT Twentieth
avenue north He came to this city from
New Brunswick in 1888, and for short
time en- gagged in the wood business, but
recently had not been in active business.
He leaves a wife, five daughters and
three SONS.
M. /, Dunn, an early resident ct this
city, died, from the effects of surgical
operation at the city hospital last We'd
nesday, aged 80 years. He was the
father Of l.. Dunn, yaromaster at the
Minnesota Transfer. The funeral &C.
Cured Tuesday from the sons residence,
364o First avenue ~outh. Requiem mass
was celebrated at st. Stephens church,
after which the remains were inferred
at st. Marys cemetery.
Capt. M. D. Payne, of SIG Seventh
street north, Newark, n. j., has written
the Minneapolis police to see If he can
find any trace Of sister. whom he has
lost sight Of Her maiden name was
Ella Payne, and she married a druggist
named Brown. She left Sandy Greek,
Oswego county, N. Y, about ten years
ago and settled then in MINNEAPOLIS.
Her relatives have been unable to secure
her address. The writer asks that infOr-
nation he sent to the above address.
Another delightful party was given by
the ST. Anthony Literary Society last
Monday evening. After the musical and
literary entertainment, progressive
cinch commenced. The .gama lasted till
II O'Clock. Mrs. Paul was the winner on
the ladies side, and her prize was a
dainty china tea set. Mr.. Thos. Ryan
Won the other.head prize. a smoking set.
Miss MolIie Callahan and Fred Hoy cap
tured the foot prizes. Parties by this So
ciety will cease till after lent.
Inspector James Doyle returned on
Saturday last from LIE Sueur. Mimi,
whittier he had gone to investigate the
story that resident Of that city had
witnessed the, Benson murder. and that