The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-04-30
FROM THE CAPITAL.

MISS mary Glltlnan ana JOhn G1lttnan
have gone to White Sulphur Springs,
Mont, for the summer.
The hop given at Sherman hall Tues
day evening by Division No. 4, A. O. H.,
was a social and financial success. The
members of No. are halsters.
An entertainment and hop will be
given at Sherman hall, corner of Sixth
and Wabasha streets, on the evening Of
May II under the auspices Of the county
board Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. II.
Miss Eta Norton, of East Congress
street, and Mr.. John Lynch, Of Duneden
Terrace, were united in marriage Tues
day morning, April 10, at st. Aichael's
The bridal couple were attended by Miss
D. Norton and Mr.. NJ. Walsh. Only re-
latives and immediate friends were
present at the church and at the we'd
ding breakfast following. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynch left for Chicago Tuesday evening.
Judge Kelly, Saturday last, in special
term granted the petition of the Mother
Superior Seraphine and Sister Celestine
and the Sisters of st. Joseph for a set-oif
on the claim against them by the receiver
| of the Bank of Minnesota. The bank
had claim against them and they asked
that deposit of $4,000 be allowed as q
| $50 due on a note.
| Cretin hall contained large audience
| Monday evening, the occasion being the
! sixteenth anniversary Of the founding Of
| the Crusaders Total Abstinence Society.
| Thomas Dougherty presided. The prin-,
| cipal address was delivered by Arch
| bishop Ireland. Others who spoke were
John D. O'Brlen, Rev. Father Cleary, Of
Minneapolis, and Rev. Father Lawler.
| The program included readings by Miss
| Manning and Charles Spear and musical
numbers by Miss Mile Pottgieser, Miss
Anna McQuillan.
Miss Theresa Genevieve Hartigan,
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James Harti-
gan, and Joseph Bailey were married
Wednesday, April 20, by Rev. Father
| Cosgrove, Of St. Vincent's church, Miss
| Nellie Hartigan was maid of honor and
| Harry C. Sinks was best man. A recep-
| ton was held at the brides house on
Marion street. After a short wedding
| trip Mr. and Mrs Bailey will be at home
at SAP Westminster street.
James Dillon, an old time citizen Of
St. Paul, died Tuesday after an illness
extending over year. He was u years
of age Mr.. Dillon suffered stroke Of
| paralysis about year ago and has never
| been a we'll man since. The deceased
| was native of Ireland and came to st.
Paul more than 40 years ago. At one
| time he was considered very wealthy.
but lost considerable money in real es-
tate. James Dillon was familiar figure
on the streets and about the public
buildings Of the city. There was scarce
| ly day that he did not visit the court
house. He took deep interest in
municipal affairs and kept close eye to
| matters financially. He was formerly a
|
cause when that party was formed. Mr..
Dillon was one of the charter members
Of the Old Father Matthew Temperance
Society, which was organized by Arch
bishop Ireland back in the COS. Through
all these years he faithfully kept his VOW
of temperance. The funeral was held
from the late residence, 254 Commercial
street, Thursday morning. Services were
held at st. Mary's church. The large
| funeral cortege which followed the re-
mains to Calvary cemetery testified to
the high esteem in which the deceased
was held among all classes.
Miss Katherine Foran and Thomas +.
Tierney were married Tuesday afternoon
at the cathedral. The bride was attends
ed by Miss Olive Foran as bridesmaid,
and William Tierney attended the groom.
Rev. J. ]. Lawler officiated. Supper was
served at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Charles Karst, 81 Irvine Park Only
| relatives were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Tierney will spend several weeks in the
lIGSl dlIu VIII Ue ttI llOIllc dlIeI Mdy 1o
Miss Loretta King, aged Is years,
daughter Of ex-Sheriff James King, died
on Sunday last at st. Joseph's hospital.
Miss King was taken suddenly ill Satur-
day morning and was removed to the
hospital where she died Sunday, the cause
| Of death being spinal meningitis. Tho
| funeral occurred Wednesday and was
| largely attended. The services were at
| St. Luke's church. Father McNulty said
mass Of requiem. Father Lawler, Of
| the cathedral, pronounced the benedic-
ton and spoke few words. The inter-
ment was at Calvary
| Mrs. James Healy Mrs. Joseph Devine
and Miss Mary Keene, Of St Paul. left
Monday night for Chicago to attend the
convention of the Woman's Catholic Or
der Of Foresters, which will convene in
that city Tuesday, April 26.
A Card of Thanks.
Mrs. J. ]. TaafRe and family, of 221S
| 10th avenue south, desire to express
| their sincere thanks to their many