The Irish standard., 1900-06-23

IRISH STANDARD, SATURDA
ley, James Joseph Culliton, James Law
renee Kavanaugh, Frank Joseph Lang,
Daniel Frank Mccarthy, John James
McGroarty, Edwin Vincent OHara,
John Pare, Henry Daniel Pomije, James
Selisker, Michael Joseph Sheeran,
Thomas Augustine Woods; CONNER
cial department, William Patrick True
man and Charles Vaughn.
Miss Marjorie O'Connor and Will
liam Widman were married Tuesday at
the Cathedral, Father Lawler perform
ing the ceremony. Miss Margaret
O'Connor attended the bride, and A..
w. Gutridge was the best man. After
breakfast at the brides home, 10 West
Central avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Widman
left for the East on wedding trip.
Miss Anna Roach, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. T. Roach OF Grove street,
was married Tuesday to Albert c. Ca
meron at ST. Mary's church. Father
Gibbons officiated. Miss Bessie Roach
was maid of honor, Miss Donna Ca
meron and Miss Mollie Roach attended
the bride. William Poefler OF Mime
apolis was best man. The bride wore
lace trimmed Mousseline dc sole
over silk, with tulle veil. A wedding
breakfast, at which relatives were
guests, was served at the brides home
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron have gone to
Duluth. They will spend the summer
at White Bear, Lake.
Miss Viola Cannon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. II. Cannon, was married
Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's
church, to Edward M. Reilly. Father
Harrison officiated. A wedding break
fast was served at the home OF the
BRIDES parents on Fuller street. Mr..
and Mrs. Reilly will reside at Ao7 Fuller
street.
The county board OF tho a. O. IL.
met at Cretin hall last Sunday at 3 p III.
and elected the following officers for the
next two years: Thomas w. Mccoy,
county president; Jas. II. Mentally,
vice president; William H. Burns,
secretary; Robt. ]. Clarke, treasurer.
Other business pertaining to the good
and welfare of the order, including ar
engagements for the annual outing, was
transacted
Div. No. "a. o. H. met at Cretin
hall last Tuesday evening and elected
their officers for the ensuing year as
follows: P. H. McManus president;
John D. Higgins, vice president; H..
G. Woods, recording secretary; ]. B.
Nolan, financial secreatry; Robt Pur-
cell, treasurer; J. ]. Strapp, insurance
secretary, and DR.. c. ]. Meade, exam
lining physician. This is good set Of
officers, and under their guidance and
management Div. No. is bound to
succeed.
Div. No. I A. o. H. met at Cretin
hall last Wednesday evening and elect
the following officers for the ensuing
term: l. B. Pewters, president; Chris
topher Gallagher, vice president; Alfred
Mcdonald, recording secretary; John
Costello, financial secretary; Maurice
]. Dore, treasurer; Owen McEneany,
insurance secretary; Bryan 'Tighe. SER
geant-at-arms; Pat Carey, sentinel; T.
F. Kelleher, marshal; DR.. c. ]. Meade,
physician, and James White, chairman
standing committee. 1t was a large
meeting and everything went off
smoothly as usual.
Chief John J. O'Connor and his able
lieutenants will run the city safely. The
citizens feel contentcd and happy that
they can again walk abroad and be Sc
cure from the assaults which have been
SO common under Republican admins
trations.
The city is swarmcd with Elks and
their friends. The midway on Cedar
street is of course the great attraction.
J. ]. Murphy, OF the fire department,
who has been under medical care for
several weeks, is back from an extended
trip in the country. He has improved
very much.
T. F. Kelleher is back from a business
trip east in the interest of his great
elevator insurance firms in Detroit and
Milwaukee.
DR.. Heffron, of St. Paul's seminary
has gone east on vacation.
St. Paul theatergocrs are in the hui
NOR for the appreciation Of high class
stock productions. Tomorrow night, at
the Grand Opera House, the Pike The
alter Stock company of Cincinnati will
succeed the Valentine company and re-
main for several weeks. The Pike The
alter Stock company has for several
years enjoyed remarkable success in
Cincinnati, where it has commanded
the entire confidence OF the public, the
praise of the press and the respect OF
the opposition managers by the thor
ough and complete manner in which its
productions have been given and the
wonderful stage management, scenic
detail and other features which go to
make up a first-class presentation il,
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