The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-01-19


factnrers, and visits Cuba annually to
purf hase tobacco.
BY bill of sale filed in the city
clerks office Jan. 10, j. S. Vandiver
transfers to ]. H. Burns the name,
good will and advertising contracts of
the, St. Paul Herald. Mr.. Burns was
formerly owner of the paper.
Mrs. Hannah Robinson, whose home
was mt Shakopee, Mimi, died Saturday
at IS Wilkin street, st. Paul. She was
native of Ireland, and death resulted
from old age. The remains were tax
EN- to Shallopee for interment.
Timothy ]. Kelly, Of Minnisfail, AL
berta, Can, and Miss Lizzie Nicholson
were married Jan. Z at Egan, Iowa, by
the Rev. Nj. J. Mahan. They made
short visit with st. Paul relatives, after
which they left for their future home
in Alberta.
The death OF Mary Lannen, widow
of the late Patrick Lannen, of South
st. Paul, occurred in Kewanee, ILL.,,
Jan. 10, at the age of 65. Funeral was
held from the late residence, South st.
Paul, Sunday, Jan. 10. Interment at
Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Lamb, beloved wife
Of Patrick Lamb, aged 62 years, died
at her late home, 462 East Fifth street,
on Jan. 8. The funeral was held from
her home on Friday, Jan. II, with SER
vices at st. Mary's church.
The Crusaders gave a card party
Thursday evening at Cretin hall.
Twenty tables were in use. The IA
vors We're Won by Mrs. Mccall, Miss
Young, Miss Rooney, Miss Powell, p.
A. Wagner, James Ryan and Il. Il.
Taylor.
Ann q. Gear, wife Of Bernard Gear
and daughter Of the late John Gleason,
died at the family residence, 40 Full
Ter street, Jan. IA. The remains We're
taken to Hazelwood, Rice county for
interment in the family lot Services
were held at Annuncation church,
Hazelwood.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence
society held an open meeting Wednes-
day evening at Gretin hall. Rev, Fa-
ther Meade delivered an address and
musical numbers and readings We're
given by Miss Julia Donovan, Miss
Mary p. O'Connell, Miss Kath. Shea,
Miss Margaret Smythe and Miss Nina
johnson.
John NJ. Lynch, J. J. Hagerty and
John /. Farley, the three gladiators of
the A. O.. II. of st. Paul, are contem-
plating the formation of a new society
to be known as the S. w. p. II. @. C.'s,
the translation or amalgamation of
which would be Peep-o'-Day Boys;
hour of meeting o'clock in the morn
ing. The society is not calculated to
be large one, which is the reason for
the hour of meeting.
William Ludwig, Ireland's greatest
baritone singer, will appear in must
cal concert at Raudenbush hail. corner
Sixth and st. Peter streets, under the
auspices of the A. o. II. Of Ramsey
county, Monday evening, Jan. %. AS
sisting Mr.. Ludwig will be some Of st.
Pauls best artists, and musical treat
is promised that should not be missed.
The full program will be published
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Feely, Jr, mourn
the loss of their daughter Nettie, aged
10 years. The funeral took place
from the family residence, 81 Nortl,
Smelling avenue, Jan. II, with service
at st. Marks church, Merriam Park.
Div. No. 1, Daughters of Erin, gave
it's annual ball Jan. Is at Central
hall. The committee in charge of the
arrangements included: Mrs. Mary
Hughes, Mrs. Ellen Conroy, Mrs. sa-
rah Donohue, Mrs. Thomas Driscoll
and the Misses Catherine Crow, Lizzie
Powers and Anna Dougan.
The Elks Social club gave their
fourth annual sleighing party on Sun
day evening, Jan. ID, 1901. There was
a good time for everyone in attend
ance. After the ride an entertainment
was given by members of the club at
their club rooms, corner College and
Wabasba streets. A bag punching
contest between Chas. Emeott and
George Schram. The prize was won
by the latter. A glove contest between
Chas. A. Pewters and Henry LAM,
and some clever juggling by Mr.. John
w. Difney, ending with a comedy box
ing match between Jess. Emeott and
George Emeott, which won great ap,
plause. Another party will be given
in the near future.
There passed away at her home in
st. Paul on Saturday last venerable
and highly esteemed lady, Mrs. Bird
get Kennedy. She was native OF
county Cork, Ireland, and was born In
1917, being at the time Of her death SO
years Of age. The deceased led an ex,
emplary Christian life. In her early
days she taught the catechism both in
the Irish and English language in the