The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-07-09
IN and AROUND THE CITY.

on July 49, and at the Lyceum Theater,
Minneapolis, on July %. He receives
much encouragement from the various
divisions of the A. o. H. in the three
cities.
Mrs. G. w. Pauly, of 1915 Chicago av-
enue, entertained as guests during the
past week her friends, Mrs. C. Gengius,
and Mrs Joseph Lefebre, of St. PAU,
who are sisters of Mr.. c. L. Larpenteur,
OF this city.
A lawn social of the paris Of St. An
thony of Padua will be given on Tues
day evening, July -, at the residence
of Miss White 1913 Marshall street
northeast. good musical program
will be rendered and refreshments will
he served in abundance to those in at
tendance.
William H. Eustis, Republican candi-
date for governor, delivered Fourth of
July address at the picnic given under
the auspices of Immaculate Conception
parish at Bryn Mawr, last Monday.
Rev. DR.. D. N. Beach, pastor of Plym-
Colorado, to join his family.
Miss Helen c. Pratt, daughter of
Mayor Pratt, and Miss Anna Kraidt,
assistant secretary to the mayor, re-
turned last Saturday evening from a
months visit to San Francisco. Tile
mayors son is a member of the 18th
Minnesota, which has left for the Phil
tppine Islands.
Miss Lynch, niece of Father Lynch.
OF Brainerd has been the guest of Miss
Sarah and Miss Alice Corbett, 1901
Fifth street south, during the week.
Mrs. Philip Kavanaugh returned Sat-
urday to her home in Rochester, after
TWO weeks visit with her daughters in
Minneapolis.
A. H. Hall and L. R. Than, Aid. Mel
sons attorneys, have filed new bond
In the sum of $4,000 with the district
court, to answer for the alderman's ap-
pearance at the October term of the SUI
preme court. The sureties were w. D.
and w. 7. Boutell, and Joseph Ingen-
hutt.
The new interurban line from Harriet
to Lake Como was we'll patronized on
the Fourth of July. The fare from Min
neapolis to Como Park is 10 cents.
The 18th Minnesota volunteers are
now at Camp Ramsey, ready to move
to the front when their services are re-
CURED.
Mrs. Catherine G. Kenney, wife of the
late Captain Peter ]. Kenney of Buffalo,
N. T., died in this city Tuesday, at the
age OF S. years. She leaves five chill
dren: Mrs. John c. Abel, Mrs. Gilbert
N. Fairchild, James T. Kenney, and Miss
Helen kenney, of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Arthur T. Colling, of Buffalo The re-
mains were taken to Buffalo for inter-
ment.
A letter of notification of his nomina-
ton was mailed to John Lind, quarter
master, at Chickamagua Park, by the
following gentlemen on Wednesday: A.
i. Ankeny, Minneapolis; C. D. OBrien.
st. Paul; J. H. Johnson, Winona; f, M.
Pope, Mankato; Albert schaeller, Hast.
tngs; Frank Zins. ST. Cloud, and Martin
Shea, Perham.
George A. Durham, alderman of the
Ih1rd ward, is now incarcerated in the
state prison at Saltwater for bribery for
the term of six and ore-haf years.
A railroad section man named Pat
rick Conley died Sunday at the CITY
Hospital under peculiar circumstances
Conley registered at the Minnesota
Home Wednesday, and complained of
suffering from pains in the chest He
claimed to have been held up and rob-
Ded ny section men. He became worse.
and was sent to the hospital. Conley
always carried considerable money with
MIN, and is supposed to have been injur-
ed during the robbery. He was "a years
of age and unmarried.
Tuesday, August 9, an excursion on
the Mississippi from Minnehaha landing
TO Lake st. Croix and back will be given
on the Henrietta, under the auspices of
the parishioners of st. Anthony Church.
Music and refreshments will be fur
nished.
: The church picnics We're largely at
tended in the Immaculate Convention
and ascension parishes last Monday. At
the grounds of the former parish at
Bryn Mawr an exciting game of base.
ball between the Maroons and Western
Avenue Stars were won by the latter
club, the score being 16 to TO- The TUG
OF war was another big event, and was
won by st. Mary's Court C. O. F., from
Division No. Z, A. O. H. Mrs. Tierney
carried off the prize for the honor of
Catching the rooster" which was a
very amusing feature of the day.
The annual river steamboat excursion
Z from Minneapolis to Prescott and return
under the auspices of st. Charles Church
will take place on Thursday, July 81. Re.
freshments will be served on board the
Henrietta, and the cadet band of the A.
Y. H. will go along to regale the excur-
sionists with music. A happy and
pleasant time is anticipated.
The letter carriers will have thei,
annual summer excursion this year ON