The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-12-18
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Div. No. 1, Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H..
will give a ball on. Jan. 13. the ami
versary of the organization. A commit
tee was appointed Friday evening 20
make the necessary arrangements.
Sunday morning Mrs. Mary A. Goodcn.
living at 2S5 Summit place, was found
dead in bed. Mis- Ella McCarron, the
sister of the deceased, went to call her
as the hour was later than that at
which she was accustomed to appear,
and found her dead, Saturday evening
she was with her friends of the family
circle and apparently In her usual
health. There had been no warning
whatever of the sudden dissolution.
Mrs. Gooden was widely known in tho
city for her interest in charitable work.
She was Sc years Of age. The funeral
took place on Tuesday morning.
Maggie F. Kennedys suit against the
st. Paul City Railway company, is on
trial before Judge Bum and jury.
This is all action for personal injuries
1t is alleged that ON JAN while tho
plaintiff was in the act Of crossing Wa
basha street on College avenue, she was
run into by one Of defendants cars. Miss
Kennedy claims that by reason Of the
accident, she was unable to work for
three months, and that shG expended
$500 for medicine and nursing.
Div. No. 1, A. o. H., held Its regular
meeting Wednesday, and initiated SCI
eral candidates. A committee consist
ing Of Alfred Mcdonald, M. C. Murphy,
John Kelleher and ]. B. Pewters was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for tho
annual entertainment and hop on
Feb. 9.
Div. No. !, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. Fl,
held It's annual meeting and election of
officers at Central hall Friday evening.
The officers elected are: President. Mrs.
T. w. McGoey; vice-presidcnt Miss Ella
Breen; recording secretary, Mrs. H. c.
Harmon; financial secretary, Miss Mary
Kelly; treasurer, Miss Hannah Reardon;
thy; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Bridget
Kenaley; sentinel. Lady Churchill;
chairlady standing committee, Mrs. John
Fcckey. A committee was also ap-
ball to be given on the anniversary of
the organization on Jan. 10.
Div. No. Z, A. o. H., held it's annual
meeting and election of officers at St.
officers elected are: President, j. j.
Bann; vice-president, Daniel Kellehcr;
recording secretary, Michael McNally;
financial secretary, Thomas Tracy;
rotary; James ]. Griffin; sergeant-at-
arms. Joseph Conroy; sentinel, Joseph
Murphy; marshal, Andrew Davitt;
chairman standing committee, James
Slavin.
Div. No. 6, A. o. H. held its annual
meeting Tuesday and elected officers for
the ensuing year. Tho officers elected
are: President, G. w. Anderson; vice.
j
rotary, II. J. McVay; financial secretary,
j. e. Dougherty; treasurer, f. II. Grant;
Insurance secretary, A. e. Thomas;
chairman of standing committee, A p.
Corbett. The election of the remaining
officers was laid over until the next
meeting
Div. No. 8, A. O. H., held its annual
meeting also on Tuesday evening, and
elected the following officers: Prcgi-
dent, M. ]. Wolfe; vioe-president, ]. J.
Haggerty; recording secretary, Thomas
F.. White; financial secretary, ]. D. Col
Inns; treasurer, p M. Moroney; insur-
ance secretary, Martin J. Lee; sergeant
alarms, Vincent Dunn; sentinel. James
Duffey; marshal. P. M. Boyle; chairman
of standing committee. M. J. Harry.