The Irish standard., 1901-05-11
CITY NEWS.
The telephone call of the Irish Standard
Is 49, Mississippi Valley c..
BRIEF MENTION.


course of construction, will be COM
pleted about Sept. 1.
Inner Circle No. 293 w. G. o Fl.
will give May party at A. o. U. W..
hall, 229 Central avenue, Friday even
ing, May II.
Jerry c. Cornell, custom shoemaker
and repairer, has removed his shop to
7O4 First avenue S., just around the
corner from his former location.
w. G. Edgar, of the Northwestern
Miller, who has arrived home from
Europe, says that $4,000 Americans
are engaged in business in London.
The grand jury convened last Mon
day to investigate the nickel-in-the-
slot business and the alleged promises
of protection from police interference
for a rake-off to the administration.
Congressman Loren Fletcher will
sail from New York May Is for an
Extended tour Of Europe. He will be
accompanied by Miss Suzanne Flet-
cher and will probably be gone about
two months.
The adjournment of the Spalding
Literary and Debating club was mark
ed by pleasant social given at the
home of the Misses McNally, Eighth
avenue N. E., Wednesday evening. A
% musical program was enjoyed and
dainty refreshments We're served.
y The st. Anthony L. A. and NJ. B.
society will give musical and literary
entertainment (the 28th anniversary
on Sunday evening, May ~, in st.
Anthony hall, Eighth avenue and Sec
ond street N. e. All are invited. Ad-
y mission 10 cents.
A little boy, four years of age,
named Fraike Hustled, whose parents
reside at 2115 Sixteenth avenue S.,
was bitten in the hand by strange
dog about two weeks ago, and died
of hydrophobia last Tuesday. 1t is the
second case of the kind in Minneapo-
lis.
The county commissioners sold the
old courthouse property last Monday,
with the exception of the old morgue
and five lots on which is located the
old Jail. The purchaser was A. Harris,
Ia junk dealer, and the consideration
was $4,000 cash. 1t is not known to
what use the property will be put.
On Thursday evening, May %, the
members Of Father Cleary's church
will give social at the church par
lors, Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue S., to which the public are cor
daily invited. There will be good
program of entertainment, followed by
refreshments. Admission will be 25
cents.
The May party to be given by Div.
SNo. / A. o. Fl. and Div. No. Ladies'
Auxiliary next Thursday evening will
be a delightful affair. The new
knights Of Columbus hall, 1922 Nicollet
\ avenue has been engaged for the oc-
tesion. Days orchestra will furnish
music for dancing and refreshments
will be served by the ladies. Admis-
sion will be 25 cents each.
The G. G. Social Club was pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. Maud Kelly
Zeimer and Miss Mabel Kelly at the
home of Miss Kelly, 1919 Second street
N. E, last Tuesday evening. Dancing
and music We're the order Of entertain
ment, followed by refreshments. The
|, club rendered farewell to Miss Han
| ma Ring, one Of its members, who in
tends to leave for Banning, Mimi, on
Friday.
Residents Of Minnesota prior to May
II, 1858, the date on which it ceased
to be territory and was admitted to
statehood, will meet at the log cabin
on the state fair grounds at Hamline
today, the occasion being the annual
gathering Of the territorial pioneers.
'Governors Pillsbury, Ramsey and Van
SAINT will speak, and among others who
will respond to toasts are Thomas
!, Simpson, E. w. Durant, J. n. Baker,
w. P. Murray and Miss Ella Walker.
The Provision Company, and II
Third street S., which has long en-
joyed the reputation of being the lead
ing meat supply house of the city, has
added department of teas, coffees,
spices and staple groceries, bakery
goods, etc., in fact everything required
for the table in the line of edibles
can be had in any quantity, at right
prices. Manager James A. Byrnes is
thoroughly up to date in the matter Of
catering to the wants of the public.
D. w. Shields, of Fargo, N. D., an
enterprising citizen and business man
of that city, together with his wife,
were visitors to Minneapolis during
the early days Of the week. Mr..
Shields was married April "a at the
Cathedral in Fargo, to Miss Anna
Luger, an accomplished young lady,
Father Egan officiating. A wedding
tour followed, both Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields having friends in this section
Fand further east, whom they visited.
The happy couple will soon be at home
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