The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-12-03
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ton church will give q grand sacred
concert on the 9Th of December, Under
the direction of the organist, Mrs. Chas.
Babcock. Mrs. Robert Jones, assisted
by the choir. will render choice pro-
gram.
A solemn reception of the members
OF the Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Stephens church will occur on the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception,
Dec. 8, during the evening service.
Sunday evening, Dec. 4, a spiritual re-
treat by way of preparation for the re-
ception will begin at the church, and
continue till Thursday evening.
The anniversary OF the birth Of NJ.
J. Gill, the funeral director, was re.
membered by party of friends, who
called at his residence. 1926 South
Washington avenue. last Monday even
ing. and presented him with an
elegant couch as a token Of their es-
TEEN. Refreshments were served to the
visitors. and pleasant time was spent
in social converse.
The lectures on science and literature
given every Friday evening in the hall
of st. Charles Church, by Rev. DR..
Shields. are we'll attended by the young
men and young. women of the city,
who desire to drink deep at the fount
of knowledge. Everyone is welcome to
attend the lectures free Of charge.
Miss Mary Gale, of this city. has be-
gun a $1,000 breach of promise case
against Franklin A. Miner. principal of
the state reformatory school at st.
Cloud. Miss Gales complaint relates
that Miner proposed to her last summer,
while they we're both attending the
University summer school. but that he
has since married. Miner, for his part,
states that he never met Miss Gale
more than seven times during the en-
tire term, and that he certainly never
promised to marry her. At present Miss
Gale is keeping house for Prof. w. r.
Dobbyn. She is 26 years Old.
Peter Garvey, a resident of Minneap-
oils for 40 years, died at his home, 1901
First street south. last Wednesday
evening. after lingering illness. A
widow. three sons and two daughters
survive him. The funeral took place
this morning. His remains were taken
to st. Anthony cemetery for interment.
Miss Johanna Tuohy, wife of E. J.
Tuohy. died last Monday at the family
residence. GIG Seventeenth avenue
south. The deceased was 80 years of
age, and leaves bereaved husband and
eight children. The funeral was held
Wednesday morning from st. Charles
Church. After the requiem mass the
remains were laid to rest in st. Marys
Cemetery.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Mahoney, All University avenue,
aged three months. died at the family
residence last Tuesday, of bronchitis.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Carey, aged four months, died last
Tuesday at the family home, 1920 Fifth
avenue south. The remains were in
Hterred at La Crosse. Wis.
The sad story of Theodore Gall, IL
years old, has evoked sympathy for him.
The boy, who appears to be quite intel
ligent, had been living with his father
at 256 Twentieth avenue north. Ills
mother died year and a half ago, and
his father has been ill the greater part
Of the time since. The parent, who
was about SIS years old, was able to do
but little work, and was attended by his
small son. An older stepson is mem
Der of the Third infantry, at Fort Shell
ing. Early last Sunday morning the
father was found dead in bed. The Of
ficers at the North Side Station were no.
titled, and they found the young son in
q sad plight. The body was sent to
the morgue and the boy was taken to
the station, where he was given food
and shelter. He was then turned over
to Supt. King, of the poor department
who will see if home can be found for
him.
Miss Josephine Moore, teacher in
the Douglas school, has sprung sur
prise on the department Thanksgiving
she went to Chicago for visit, but
when it was time for the schools to re-
open Miss Moore was not ready for the
position. After some days her sister
explained that Miss Moore is in Chicago.
where she will make her permanent
;. home, she having been married to one
of the Santiago heroes. Miss Moore
is we'll known in this city, and has a
host OF friends.
The following assistants of Louis A.
Reed the newly elected county attor-
ney, have been announced: First as
sistant, James A. Pulliam: second as
sistant. John F. Hutchinson; third as
sistant, John A. Dahl; fourth assistant,
George K. Shaw, Jr. The last named
Is the son of the veteran editor, Mai
George X. Shaw, and the nephew of the
late Judge J. M. Shaw. He is also
brother of Lieut.. Melville Shaw, of the
United States navy, who distinguished
himself in the late war, and was pro-
NOTED for his gallantry. The appoint
ments are regarded as good ones, and
give general satisfaction.
According to the statement filed by
Mav0r.E1ocf To Crov h;e oo,o-o:,,