The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-07
CITY AND VICINITY.
~ telephone call of The Irish STANDARD
. ma rAississippi Valley Co.
mRsEIY TOLD.

Archbishop Ireland will preach at the
Immaculate Conception tomorrow
evening.
The Lowell school was presented with
a piano Wednesday by the residents OF
the district.
1t is expected that the saving season
will open in Minneapolis about April
go. The various sawmills are preparing
to begin business about that date.
Members Of Div No. I, A. o. H.,
b will receive holy communion in body
at the o'clock mass Sunday morning,
April 22, at the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception.
The Holy Name Society OF the I'M
maculate Conception church will re-
ceive holy communion at o'clock mass
tomorrow morning. The society meets
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
An inspector from the postoffice de-
partment in Washington will visit Min
neapolis soon to look over the Excel
sior and Edna Mills district with view
to establishing free rural delivery
Minneapolis aldermen will visit To-
ronto and Montreal for the purpose OF
inspecting the crcnlatories of the Cana
dian cities The party will probably
leave this Saturday evening and return
within week.
Captain Charles D. Sigsbee, u S. N,
was the honored guest OF the city last
Tuesday After an informal luncheon
at the Commercial club, there were re-
ception and impromptu speeches by
prominent citizens
The next meeting OF Div. No. I. A.
o. H., will be held next Sunday after
noon, April s, at the new hail. 3ls
Nicollet avenue, over the Surprise
Store. In future all meetings OF this
division will be held at this location
Mrs. Louise E. Paine, matron at the
central police station. is i'll at Asbury
hospital Her sister. Miss Hattie
Kingsley. went to the hospital to nurse
her, and was herself taken ill. SO both
sisters are now patients in the institu-
tuition.
c. E. Dickey, deputy clerk OF the cir
cult court, is at the head Of a project
to give Minnesota game preserve COW
cring $50 square miles. The point OF
land at the junction OF Traverse and
Big Stone lakes will be utilized for the
purpose.
A. T. Watski who recently robbed
several Catholic churches in the Twin
"Wednesday and Immediately rearrested
on the charge OF stealing an altar cloth
from St. Charles church. He was
bound to the grand jury.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evening OF next week the tenebrae will
be cl1anted at the Immaculate Concep,
ton church at 7:3o o'clock. Father
Danehy will conduct the services eacl
evening, preaching the Passion sermon
Friday evening. Morning services or
these days will begin at 9 o'clock.
1O-lllollo" SNSlillS ldlilSl SINdl J
will deliver his famous Illustrated lee
ture on the great Oberammergau Pas
sion Play in his church Of ST. Charles
Fourth street and Thirteenth avenue S
Mrs. Florence Parks will sing "The
Holy City" during the time of present,
ing the beautiful stereopticon views
The lecture begins at s o'clock.
The services for Holy Week at ST.
Stephens church will be as follows
High mass Thursday morning at 9 a. m
the rosary at s p. NJ, followed by a ser
mon on the Blessed Eucharist by Fa-
thcr Fitzpatrick. Friday morning the
service will begin at 9 o'clock; in the
evening there viii ttlie-VAVIayy- tie
Cross and sermon on the Passion by
Father Mcintyre. Saturday morning
there will be high mass at 9 O'Clock.
Services at Holy Rosary church dur.
ing Holy Week will be as follows
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday tho
tenebrae will be cfanted, beginning al
7:45. Holy Thursday there will be sol,
emn high mass at 9 o'clock. Friday
and Saturday morning services will be
held at the same hour. Friday at ;
o'clock the stations of the cross will be
performed, led by Father Horrigan
Friday evening Father Dunn will
preach the Passion sermon. There will
be alteration of the Cross Friday morn
ing and evening.
The attention of Catholics OF Mime
apolis is directed to the advertisement
of the Sisters OF the Catholic Orphan
Asylum on Chicago avenue and Forty
sixth street. They cultivate flowers
plants and shrubs in greenhouse at
tached to the institution and are ready
to furnish them at nominal price 70,
the decoration of Catholic affairs and o
graves in St. Mary's cemetery. By al
means patronizc the good sisters il
their new industry. Roses, carnations
geranums, fucisias, acacias, hyacinths
azalies, lilies, ETC., ETC., will be supplied
on application.
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