The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-05-25
CITY NEWS.
The telephone call of the Irish Standard
is 273, Mississippi Valley Co.
BRIEF MENTION.

y chimes.
= Archbishop Ireland administered the
sacrament of confirmation ut ST. Ste
phen's church last Thursday. Father
Walsh had prepared the children for
1.-The reception of the sacrament.
A canoe containing Ralph Jaeger,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luth jaeger, 291S
Park avenue, capsized in Lake Cal
honn Sunday, and the young man was
rescued by members of the AIinikahda
club
The notorious Wise girls of Anoka
are prohibited from visiting prisoners
in the Hennepin county Jail. For some
time past they have been in the habit
OF visiting the inmates and conversing
/. with them.
q Mayor Ames is going to put ten of
Sheriff Magaarden's deputies on The
police force. AS the force is already
" up to the maximum limit of 225, re-
mOvals will have to be made to create
vacancies.
Jerry S. Coughlin is on his way
home from New Mexico. He will stop
at Colorado Springs, Denver. Kansas
City, and other places ell route and
!. reach home in the early part of June.
He is much improved in health.
Fer Rent.-During the summer
months, neatly furnished modern
;ssshouse first floor of five rooms: on
East Side and in nice locality, one
block from Second street car line
For full particulars call ut Irish Stand
ard Office.
Civil service examinations will he
held in this city June 3 for the position
of secretary i'll the various departments
in the treasury department.. The posi-
lions require considerable business
ability, and a knowledge of stenog-
raphy and typewriting
Next Monday evening the ladies' of
the Rosary Society Of the immaculate
Conception church will give Il social at
u Catholic Association hail. adjoining
the church, to which the public are
cordially invited. a very choice pro-
gram has been prepared for the occ:-
sion. Ice cream, Strawberries and
cake will he served by the ladies at
popular prices.
ri ;,,
nesota building at the Pan-Amercan
exposition will he six moose heads,
which will be loaned the state EXPOSE
ton commissioners by the state fish
| and game commission. The heads
I were taken from poachers at different
times, and are now being mounted in
Minneapolis. They will be sent to
Buffalo the latter part OF the week by
Executive Agent Fullerton.
i. A dispatch from Manila states that
Captain Fred J. Barrows, Thirtieth
Volunteer Infantry, has been dishon-
orably discharged from military serv-
ice and sentenced TO five years. impris-
onment for embezzlement while acting
as depot quartermaster i'll the depart
ment Of Southern Luzon. Captain
Barrows is a Minneapolis man whose
father is a respected citizen. His wife
lives in the city, but is now visiting at
Window. MINI.
" Il. A. Anderson, Of Minneapolis, and
Miss Nellie Lynch. of Fairfax, Mimi.
were married last week at the resi-
dence of Rev. Father Cavanaugh.
Miss Florence Nenaw, of Sanborn,
Mimi, and Lloyd Robinson We're re-
spectively bridesmaid and best man.
The bride was one of Renville county's
most popular and beautiful young
ladies and has a host of friends in this
city. The groom is proprietor Of the
Columbia and Economy hotels on
Bridge Square. The young couple are
!. at home to their friends at 400 Oak
street S. E..
Last Friday evening twenty three
candidates received their first degree
in the order of the knights of Column
bus. Next Monday evening the sec,
ond degree will be conferred on all
first degree members, and on Thurs.
day evening, May 80, the third degree
will be- eNemplified at the council
chamber by distinguished officers of
the order who come from Chicago for
that purpose. Visiting knights from
v st. Paul, Duluth, West Superior and
other cities will witness the impress
i've ceremony. After it is over a ban
qUet will be rendered to the visiting
knights at the West Hotel by the local
council. None but third degree mem
bers will attend it,
One of the delightful affairs of the
week was the reception given at the
West Hotel by Flour City Division. No
101, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of
!! Railway Conductors. Roses. carna-
tons and ferns furnished most
charming decoration throughout the
parlors. ,Galichios string orchestra
furnished the music for the afternoon.
- A program of vocal music was rem
dered by Miss Mabel Runge, Mrs. A.
s. Dowdall, Miss Demerse and Mrs. j.
j. Ryan. The accompanies were