The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-08-31
CITY NEWS.
BRIEF MENTION.

6hlEF MEN IlUN.
Vice President Roosevelt will re-
view the Labor Day parade in this city.
Rev. NJ. Mcintyre has returned from
Texas and is much improved in health.
DR.. ]. H. Dunn left for Seattle last
Tuesday as the guest of Sam Hill, and
will return next week.
Mrs. James Kelly, 1926 Eighteenth
avenue S., and Mrs. R. Bryant are WIS.,
iting relatives in Chicago.
Miss Kathryn O'Neill, Pittsburg, Pa,
is the guest of S. J. Mccarthy and
family at their home, 416 University
avenue N. e.
Mrs. Frank A. Peteler, of New York
city, is the guest of her Minneapolis
relatives, Mrs. NJ. Hoy and family, 7O3
Main street N. E.
Rev. ]. F. Gleason, assistant pastor
of the Church of st. Anthony of Pa
dua, will deliver the Labor Day ad-
dress at Assumption, MINI.
Mrs. DR.. Bostwick and her mother,
both of Eau Claire, Wis, have re.
turned home after a pleasant weeks
visit with relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Mccarthy, 420 University avenue N. e.
The ladies of st. Stephens parish
gave a lawn sociable on the church
grounds on Tuesday evening. The
! weather was fine and large number
attended. A boys string band dis.
coursed sweet airs during the enter
tainment.
A terrific wind, travelling about 40
miles an hour and accompanied by hail
and lightning, struck Minneapolis last
Sunday night and did vast amount
Of damage to property. Church WIN
dows suffered immensely and trees
were snapped in twain. No person was
injured.
Ex-Governor John Lind, who resides
in the Fifth ward humorously told
the reporter of Republican paper the
other day that his highest political
ambition at the present time is to be-
come a member of the city council, be-
cause Minneapolis aldermen are such
good fellows.
High mass will be resumed at the
Church of st. Charles next Sunday at
1880. Father Cleary has engaged
Mrs. R. N. Parks to again take charge
of the music at ST. Charles. A new
choir has been organized and good
music may be looked for at St. Charles
church during the coming year.
The knights of Columbus of this
city enjoyed summer outing at Lake
Minnetonka last Thursday afternoon.
In the evening dinner was served at
the Hotel Del Otero at Spring Park,
after which the knights and their
ladies tripped it on the light fantastic
in the beautiful pavilion and returned
home on their special train by II
o'clock.
H. Kelly &, Co., one of the plumbing
firms which recently withdrew from
the master plumbers association, has
been awarded the contract for the
plumbing in the building erected by
Edmund G.. Walton on Sixth street,
between Nicollet and Hennepin ave-
nues. Other large contracts have been
ing the week.
Members of Div. Nc. Z, A. o. H.,
dedicated their new hall, II Seventh
street S., on Thursday evening of last
week with banquet and smoke social.
Members of nearly every division in
the county were guests of the division
and enjoyed the hospitality Of their
brothers. The annual installation Of
officers was conducted by County Pres
ident J. J. Fitzgerald.
Last Monday night Bishop Macs, of
Covington, KY, who conducted the re-
treat for priests at St. Pauls semi
nary last week, was rendered a compli,
mentary dinner at the West hotel by
the priests of Minneapolis. Archbishop
Ireland was present. The Kentucky
prelate was shown about the city dur
ing the afternoon and expressed his
delight with the attractions of the
great metropolis.
Presentation to J.. C. O'Keeffee.
Court Minneapolis, Independent Or