The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-07-27
r Margaret and son George.

dled July 70. Services We're held at
the Cathedral on July %.
Miss Nellie Murphy, Fauquie,
street. is in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. McAndrews, the guest of Mrs.
Murphy, of Stryker avenue, has re
turned to Erin, Wis.
IL. L. Quinlan and family. of st
Paul, have taken the Long cottage Mt
| White Bear for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. J. O'Brien, of the Marlbor
ough. who has been critically ill at ST
Joseph's hospital for several weee
past, is recovering.
The Misses Susie and Grace MORGAN
of East Congress street, are in Eris
Wis.
The Hibernian divisions of st, Paul
will have their annual outing Sunday,
July %. The steamer Columbia ant
barges will go down the Mississipn
to Ahern's landing at Nininger at 10
a. m. and leave the picnic grounds at
5 p. m.
Mayor Smith has appointed Alder
men Schiffman and Dobner and AS
semblyman Warner as the council rem.
resentatives to the annual convention
of the League of American Municipali.
ties, to be held at jamestown. N. Y,
the last Of this month. D. w. Lawler.
member of the police commission.
and NJ. j. Costello, private secretary
to the mayor, have been named as the
two others outside of the council,
whom the mayor was authorized to
appoint to represent the city.
The ladies of st. Vincent's parish
gave a lawn social Monday evening
at the grounds, corner Virginia and
Blair streets.
The marriage of Miss Susan l.. Mac.
Mahan and Joseph T. Burke occurred
last Thursday week. Mr.. and Mrs
Burke will be at home after Aug.
at the Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRICAN announce the
engagement Of their daughter Frances
to Frank Berg, Summit pace.
Maggie Hannah, 5 years old, died
Saturday last from sunstroke, at the
home of her parents, CT Conway
street. While playing Friday after
noon she SUDDENLY fell to the ground
unconscious. DR.. Whitcomb worked
over the child for more than an hour
before consciousness was restored.
Saturday morning she seemed to i'm
prove in condition, but at noon she was
seized with vomiting fit, which grew
more and more violent until death en-
sued.
Ellen Gear. relict of the late John
Gear, and mother of John and James
Gear, died July 20 at the family resi-
dence, SAT Blair street. The funeral
was held Monday at St. vincent's
church.
Miss Mamie Sears, of Webster, S. D.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
O'Regan, of Park avenue.
Thaddeus Clancy, buyer for schu-
neman & Evans, became ill at the
store last Saturday evening as a result
of the heat, and was obliged to leave
for his home. While walking at Sew
enth and Wabasha streets, he fell to
the ground unconscious. Medical aid
was summoned and he was able to 70
to his home, 444 Maria avenue.
The Structural Ironworkers, at
their meeting Tuesday night, elected
?. O'Neill, B. Coleman and John Nc
Clellan delegates to the Building
Trades Council.
Michael Seaman, who was CON-
mitte.l to the State Asylum at Roches-
ter last Friday, died Tuesday after
noon. Scanlan was an aged man and
was a patient at St. Joscph's Hospital.
Mrs. Seaman, who has been an in
valid for years is Frustrated with
grief. The remains were brought to
st. Paul for burial.
Division No. 8, Ladies' Auxiliary
to the A. o. H., held a public installa-
ton of officers Friday evening at
Central Hall. A reception was given
for the state and county officers.
The marriage of Miss Frances Ar
rigan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
AFRICAN, Of Fort street, and. Frank
Berg, took place Thursday at the
cathedral, Rev. Father Schaeffer Of
floating.
John Toomey died Sunday at his
home, ~ West Tenth street, aged 20
years. He was the son of the first
volunteer fireman in st. Paul. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
from the cathedral.
Mrs. Margaret Horne, wife of the
late Robert Horne, died Sunday morn
ing at her home, 273 South Western
avenue, at the age OF, IS years. She
was one Of st. Paul's Oldest pioneers,
coming here in the fifties. The funer-
al was held from the residence Tues
day morning with service at st.
James church.
James Conley died at st. Luke's
Hospital Saturday at the age of 1G
years.
Mrs. Catherine Kenaley died Sun
day afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. d. Millette, SOS
Armstrong avenue, Mrs. Kcnaley