The Irish standard., 1898-02-19
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

torney Purdy, nolies We're entered We'd
nesday morning at the district court
in the cases OF the state against three
of the officers of the defunct Irish
American bank-M. w. Nash, j. C..
Scallen and ]. H. Bishop, who were in
dcted for receiving deposits in an in
solvent bank.
Judge L. b. Ames, an old resident
Of Minneapolis, died quite suddenly last
week at the age of rs. and was buried on
Wednesday from the family residence,
1l2 Second avenue south.
Judge Smith has filed his decision in
the Barge assignment matter at Mime
apolis, exonorating Mr.. Barge and Mat
thew Walsh, his assignee, CT the charge
Of having preferred certain creditors
with intent to defraud. There was not
a particle of foundation for the COM
plant of the creditor who brought the
action.
First Lieutenant Carl w. Jungen, one
OF the Names officers, who is reported
as uninjured, is a brother OF Frank
Jungen the we'll known Minneapoitan.
He was appointed to the naval academy
from Lacrosse, Wis, in 1876, graduated
in the regular period and has been for
several years attached to the official
staff of the Maine.
Tuesday night while Maurice Lubby,
Of 1926 Fourteenth avenue south, was
attending a meeting at DANA hall, his
horse and buggy which was hitched in
front of the building were taken Off by
some one who has not the fear of ,le
law before his eyes. The outfit is val
ued at between $500 and $500.
The total amount of the money given
by the Minneapolis public school chill
dren towards the funds for building
the memorial monument for the old SOL
diers is S515.O9.
John Moran, pioneer citizen of
Eden Prairie, died at his home last week
at the advanced age of 81 years. He
was born in Ireland in 1911 and emf
grated therefrom when a young man.
After residing in Vermont for some
time he moved to Canada, and in 1856
left for Minnesota In 1884 he mar
ried Miss Margaret Salty, who bore him
a large family of children who survive
him. He was Methodist and his
funeral occurred from the church of
that denomination in Eden Prairie and
Was largely attended
After pleasant visit with thei.
friends in this city, Mrs. p. II. Nc,
Govern and Mr.. William McGovern left
for their home in Rochester last Tues
day. While in Minneapolis they were
entertained by Mrs. 7. Redmond, MI
). Harrington, Mrs. James Grier and
MIS-. Frank Heckler, who gave dinners
IN their honor and invited guests to
meet them at their hospitable homes.
Mrs. Mary Gubbins, the aged mothor
or John G. Gubbins. had the misfortune
To break her shoulder from the effect eff
fall last Saturday at her home, 1909
Bryant avenue north. Though her
health has been impaired for some time
past She is slowly recovering from her
serious mishap.
Inc dancing party given under the
auspices of Engine company No. at
their pleasant quarters on Fifteenth
avenue south and Fourth street, Friday
evening of last week, was largely af-
tended by friends from various ,cctions
OF the city. 1t was in the nature of q
testlmonial-a taking leave of three of
the tremen-namely. Messrs. VIM. J.
Ford, O'Neil and AL. Morrison, who left
Monday for Klondike and ALASKA IN
quest of the glittering metal. which is
attracting so many to that region now.
The party was a magnificent success and
Captain Sullivan and those who
assisted him in it's MANAGE
ment deserve unstinted praise for tho
able manner in which they performed
their duties. A splendid lunch was
served to all at midnight.
j. w. Kelly, 9Os Eighteenth and
Half avenue north, whose wife w~
buried at Green Isle on the 9TH inst.
desires to return thanks to Div. 9, LII.
dies Auxiliary, A. o. H., Of this city, to
Div. l. l.. A.. Of Green Isle, to Div.
NO. l, A. 0. H., of Minneapolis, ana to
Court 776 Catholic Forestcrs, of Green
Isle, for kindly favors shown. And to
Father Hand who preached rhe funeral
sermon at Green Isle, he feels deeply
grateful.
Miss Mabclle Schwend entertained Is
Of her school friends at a cocoa party
on Feb. II, from to o'clock. Music
and dancing were enjoyed. Light re-
freshments were served. Those present
were the Misses Frances and Florence
Edridge, Alice Lloyd, Nellie Jordan,
Daisy Coffin, Florence Little, Lilly Eide,
Ada Mcllwain, Margaret Blake, Chris
tine krogstad, Grace Corbett, Ruth
Burke and Emma Grace schwend.
At the progressive cinch party given
by the ladies of Ascension par..- at G.
A. r. hall, Twentieth avenue north and
Washington, last Monday evening, J. C.
McConyille and Miss Nellie Halloran
were the winners of the prizes, which
were of choice order. Ascension
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