The Irish standard., 1898-03-12
FROM the CAPITAL.

1ue A. ". II. OF ltamsey county VIII
hold general meeting at Central hall,
next Sunday, March II, at 2:3O p. NJ, to
make arrangements to attend the parade
in Minneapolis on st. Patrick's day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H., held
meeting in Central hall on Sunday last
Matters Of interest to the order We're dis
cussed, and several changes and addi-
tions to the bylaws were recommended
to be presented to the state convention.
James Brennan, son Of the late Thorn
as Brennan. died on Saturday night last
at his home. 5l4 Collins street. aged 25
years. Mr.. Brennan was we'll and favor
ably known to wide circle of acquaint
ances. Death was due to consumption,
which he had suffered for long time.
The funeral took place Tuesday morn
ing, the services being at st. Mary's
church.
Attorney Butts has given the court no.
tice that, after the note Of issue Is filed
In the case of Selma Clewitt against the
House of the Good Shepherd. he will
move for change of venue for tho trial
of the case. Arguments will be made on
the motion. as the defendant will oppose
it. No particular county was mentioned
by Butts in giving notice Of the coming
motion.
The Republicans are very much work.
ed up over the election of James Healey
and Thomas Mullanc to the offices OF
secretary and assistant secretary of the
school board. Although there arc only
two Democrats now on the school board.
Messrs. Healey and Mullane received
four votes out of seven. b. Zimmerman
and ]. w. l.. Corning. Republicans.
voted with the two Democrats.
Div. No. 3 A. o. H., of Ramsey county,
on its last meeting night gave one Of
the most unique and enjoyable social
events of the season In division circles.
After tho regular order of business was
concluded, the members and visiting
brothers We're entertained and instructed
by the we'll chosen words from Hon G.
d. O'Brien and his Honor Judge Kelly,
and a pleasing number was added to the
program by tho entertainment committee
in assigning an address to Prof. John T..
Kenny, he being the last of the twenty
applicants initiated In Division No 8
since January 1st The speech
es were nterspcrsed by sweet
strains from the A. O. H. band,
which received repeated encores The
festivities of the evening were brought
to Il close after the members enjoyed IL
sumptuous lunch.
Phillip Mcclure, who has BEEN sojourn-
Ing at the Hot Springs for the past few
months. returned homo Monday much
| improved in health. Phil says he never
felt better, and signifies his intention of
visiting the Hot Springs every winter
hereafter.
The anniversary of Immct's birthday
was celebrated by the Hide mans of
Ramsey county, at Cretn hall. on Friday
evening, March 4. Hon. G. ID. O'Bricn
presided and on the platform sat Judge
Willis, e. j. Common, Thomas Martin, p.
M. Moroney, N. G. OConnor and John
Rodgers. Thomas II. Kane was the or
ator of the evening and he delivered Il
fine address on Emmett which elected
well mcritcd applause. The Hibernlan
band and quartet rendered appropriate
selections and "IIrin's Flag" was rccitetl
by little Miss MclGnnuny in Evolutionary
style. The Kerry Dance was sung by
Miss Nellie Pottgiescr, In Il delightful
manner. Prof. John Il. Gchan sang Co
lumbia" and was encurch. The evening
was spent pleasantly by Il large and pa
trotic asscmbagc OF admirers OF the
immortal Robert Emmett.