The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-09-28
CITY NEWS.
BRIEF MENTION.

line LOLdl registration ~ IAS SIAIS
university this year will be nearly
1000.
The feast of the passover was cele-
brated in Minneapolis last Monday by
services in all the Jewish synagogues.
:. The body of Emil Irmen, the boy
that Dennis Sewell tried to save from
drowning, has not yet been recovered.
The fund for the benefit Of the fam
lily Of Dennis Sewell is daily increas-
ing. About $500 has been already sub
scribed.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces that, on Oct. ~, an
examination will be held in this city
for the positions Of physician anu
teacher in the Indian service.
WANTED.-An experienced CLOTH
ing salesman and an experienced hat
salesman. Only those with the bes,
of references need apply. Address,
C.N. A.. care the Irish Standard.
Mrs. Lizzie Doyle Of McGregor,
Iowa, has returned to her home after
an enjoyable visit with her brother,
John Sloan of this city and with her
sister, Mrs. B. Il. McTeague, of st.
Paul.
The ladies of st. Stephens parish
gave cinch party at the church hall
last Wednesday evening and served
refreshments to the guests. A large
number attended and enjoyed the So
cial treat.
DIR. Ament, of China, whom Mark
Twain accused of looting, preached in
one of the local Protestant churches
last Sunday. While in the city he was
the guest of President Northrop, of
the state university.
Evangelist James Connolly, Of Chi
cago, has been conducting a revival
at Forest Heights church during the
week. A queer name for Protestant
missionary, but there are others of
similar Celtic cognomens in the Windy
City.
Patrick Mcdonald, Great North
ern switchman, fell in front Of NOV.
ing train in the yards at Fourth ave-
nue. north last week, and had his left
leg so badly crushed that it may have
to be amputated. The injured man is
at st. Mary's hospital.
The "Nabobs" gave their first dane
ing party Of the season at Masonic
Temple last Tuesday evening. Danz'
orchestra furnished the music for the
occasion. The attendance was quite
large The. next dance Of the series
will be given Oct. 16.
Rev. s. w. Sample, pastor of the
Peoples church, has accepted a call
to the Broadway Temple, Denver, Col,
to take up the work inaugurated by
the late Rev. Myron Reed, the Irish
patriot. The many friends Of DR..
Sample wish him every success in his
new field of activity.
r. T. Hugo, freshman at the uni
versity, and son Of Mayor Hugo of
Duluth, was injured in the cane rush
on the campus last week and has been
taken to his home. He is 20 years
old, and while he is seriously injured
it is hoped he will fully recover with
proper treatment.
Division No. 1, A. o. II. of Mime
apolis, is perfecting plans for an en-
tertainment of decidedly interesting
and unique character. The affair will
occur on the evening Of Oct. IL, at the
hall, 1922 Nicollet avenue. Full par
ticulars will be given in The Irish
Standard Of next week.
The first number of Mayor Ames'
personal organ, the Newsletter, ap-
peared last Saturday. It is spicy
little paper which will cause his polit>
ical opponents some annoyance in the
next campaign. What it may say,
however, will never send the re
formed Democrat to congress.
1ue SeCOllu uluCc VI Lue uiuIu
series by the United Pleasure Club
will be given next Friday evening at
A. o. U. w. hall, Is Seventh street S.
Galichio's orchestra will furnish mu
sic. The hall engaged for this pop
ular organization for the present sea-
son Is one of the finest in the city.
The marriage of Miss Ella Hoban
and William McGrath was solemnized
Wednesday morning at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception by Rev. j.
]. Keane. The bride had as her maid
Of honor, her cousin, Miss May Hoban,
and the best man was Charles Hoyt.
Only the family and intimate friends
were present at the ceremony, which
took place at o'clock.
The Thursday Literary Club, an or
ganization composed of ladies of st.
Stephens parish, commenced it's third
season last Thursday afternoon. The
present years work will be devoted to
history. Meetings are held twice each
month. The officers for 1902 are:
President, Mrs. Margaret Gum; vice.
president, Miss Mary Skahen; secre-
tary, Miss Ethel Watson; treasurer,
Miss Mae Courtney; critic, Miss Mae
Chestnut.