The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-07-21
and Mrs. Dickey have gone for an ex-
tended wedding trip.

and Mrs. Dickey have gone for an ex-
tended wedding trip
Div. No. 3, L. A., A. o. H., held in
stallation ceremonies Monday evening,
July 16, at Central hall. Miss Mary l..
A. Smith was installing officer. The
division will celebrate its sixth ami
vcrsary Aug. rs.
Miss Lenora Murphy is visiting in
Winona.
Miss Nellie Mccarthy, OF Dayton's
Bluff, is in Duluth for an extended visit.
The women of St. Peter Clavcr's
church conducted lawn social Tues
day and Wednesday evenings on the
grounds surrounding the church.
St. Agnes Sodality of the Cathedral
parish gave an excursion to Minnehaha
falls Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Anna Connolly and Miss Cecil
Fitzpatrick, OF Goodrich avenue, have
gone to Ellsworth. Wis.
Mrs. M. McNulty, OF 5SS Arundel
street, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. NJ
Lysicht and daughter, of Larucd Ont
Miss Mamie McCabe has gone to
Helena, Mont
Miss Margaret Ryan, East Isabel
street, is in Eau Claire, Wis.
Mrs. Rupert Schultz, OF TT. Smelling
has returned from Waukon, Iowa
where she attended the wedding OF he,
niece, Mary Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Clancy, East Con,
gress street, have returned from Ro.
chester.
Mrs. Frank McSherry, Butte, Mont.
is spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. p. Ford, Louis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clancy. OF Eas,
Congress street, have returned from
Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Melady, OF Living
ston avenue have returned from Chi
cago.
Miss Edna Barker, of Dubuque, is til,
guest OF Miss Mamie Gallagher.
Miss May Kelly, Collins street, ha:
gone to Anaconda, Mont.
Miss McCaulcy, Marshall avenue, la:
gone to Duluth.
Eugene Melady, OF Sioux City. is Wis
iting his father, J. Melady, OF Prospec
Terrace.
Mrs. ]. f. Morgan and daughters
Grace and Susie, of Concord street
have returned from Chicago.
Miss Edith Eorrance, OF Dubuque, i
the guest OF Mrs. J. Corizett
Mrs. James Sill<e, of College avenue
has gone to Chicago.
Miss Nan Breen is visiting Miss Du
fresno. OF Witt Rear.
The ST. Pau, louis Club will Civ,
Its next river excursion sunday, Jul,
80 on the steamer Columbia and barge
The boat will leave the foot OF jackson
street at 80 p. III.
Mrs. C. Comiskey and son, Louis, o
Chicago, and Mrs. ]. ]. Ahern and son:
are at Lindstrom for week.
Miss Emma O'Brien, of West Georg.
street, is entertaining Miss Olive Hodg
ins, Of Langdon, S. D.
]. C. Morrissey and family arc a
White Bear for month.
P. NJ. Moroney, of the ST. Paul post
Office, has been advised by his brothc
Michael, who recently went from Min
neapolis on visit to Ireland, that hi
brother Mathew died at Kilross, count,
Tipperary, Ireland, on July 7. He wa
81 years of age, and until the troubl,
and hardsllips resulting from his civic
ton about eighteen months ago, was o
most rugged physique. He leaves ;
wife and five young children. The dc
ceased had protracted struggle will
his landlord In June. $685. his cattl,
were seized for rent and accrued cost
and taken to the north of Ireland ant
sold. A month later he was cvicted
since which time he and his family oc
cupied a small cottage across from hi
former comfortable home. The scant,
accommodations OF the temporary resi-
dcncc, together with the turmoil OF til,
long strife. appear to have undermined
particularly vigorous constitution
MIR. Moroncy was prominent in Lane
League and National affairs i'll his dis
trict Tor over twenty years and spcn
nine months in Kilkenny Jail in 1881 10
his activity in the cause.