The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-07-02
in AND AROUND THE CITY.

/ AAom MluAedpOilS " IIeSCOll anu re-
turn, under the auspices of st. Charles
Church, will take place on Thursday.
July q. Refreshments will be served
on board the Henrietta, and the Cadet
Band of the A. o. H. will so along TO
regale the excursionists with music A
happy and pleasant time is anticipated.
Miss Fannie Kenney and John R. Mil
Ter were married Monday afternoon at
st. Charles Church, Rev. ]. M. Cleary
officiating. The ceremony was followed
by wedding supper at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.
Kenney, 1917 Sixth street south, to
which the immediate relatives of the
young couple were invited. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller left on the evening train for
Omaha, and after their return will be at
home after Aug. 25 at 52S Twentieth av-
enue south.
Last--Wednesday morning at the In
maculate Conception Church John
Burke and Miss Helen Coveny were
united in marriage by Rev. J. J. Keane,
in the presence of their immediate rel
atives and friends. Nuptial mass was
celebrated, and after the ceremony the
happy couple were congratulated by
those in attendance.
Sunday evening, June rs, Rev. Father
OLeary will give an illustrated lecture
on "Tour Through Ireland" and "Na-
poleon Is Battlefelds,' at Our Lady of
Lourdes Church, No. IS Second street
southeast.
Mrs. John H. Steele left Tuesday
morning with the Isaiah" chorus for
the Omaha exposition, and returned yes
terday.
Michael Chambers, venerable South
town resident, died at his home, 201O
Minnehaha avenue, last Sunday, at the
age of SS years. File was born in Ire
land, and had lived for number of
years with his family of three sons and
q daughter. The funeral was held last
Wednesday from Holy Rosary Church,
the interment being at st. Marys GEM
etery.
An unknown man jumped from the
steel arch bridge into the Mississippi
Sunday evening and disappeared from
view. 1t is reported that the suicide
was excitedly talking to young lady
near the union depot just previous to
taking the fatal leap. The body has
not yet been recovered.
on the Mississippi river near Monticello,
which is so beautifully situated that he
has decided to make his summer home
there in the future, and is now building
a fine summer residence upon the farm.
The house, which will probably be COM
pleted next year, will be 80 miles from
Minneapolis.
Michael Doyle, whose restaurant and
lunch room at Saltwater was popu-
lar resort for the hungry until the re-
cent loss OF his building and contents by
fire, has removed 10 Minneapolis, and
has purchased a half interest in the Ex-
change, at All Hennepin avenue, where
he will hereafter be able to extend
greeting to his friends.
The marriage of Miss Alice Harmon to
Frederick Keller was the event of the
week at the Immaculate Conception
Church, at the 9 o'clock mass last Tues
day morning. The nuptial knot was
tied by Rev. Father Mcintyre. The
grooms best man was John Funk, and
the bridesmaid Miss Nellie Smith. A
wedding breakfast followed the event
at the home Of James Mitchell, 1119
Lyndale avenue north. and in the even
Ing reception was held at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Harmon, of st. Louis Park. The
newly welded couple were the recipients
OF many handsome gifts. They will re-
side at 623 Seventh avenue north, this
city. :
Rt. Rev. Alexander Christie, the newly
consecrated bishop of Vancouver, will
chant his first pontifical mass at st.
stephens church tomorrow, Sunday,
July 3. number of bishops and
priests will be present and Archbishop
Ireland will deliver the sermon. The
congregation of st. Stephens is making
great efforts to assure the success of
this event in compliment to the dearly
beloved pastor, who is leaving them for
a higher mission.
The people of Ascension parish will
celebrate the Fourth of July on a grand
scale this year at the church grounds,
corner Bryant and Eighteenth avenues
north. Dinner will be served from IL to
and refreshments may be had at all
hours of the day. There will be grand
program of games in the afternoon, at
which 500 will be distributed among
the successful contestants. The bicycle
and running races promise to be ex-
citing All are cordially invited to at.
tend the big event.