The Irish standard., 1901-11-09
FROM THE CAPITAL.

| The county board of the \. o. III. of
ST. Pau, AMI Ramsey county will give
grand Joint initiation OF all newly
elected members of all the ten div-
sions. numbering up into the scores. on
Dec. p next. 1t will be great event,
as at this meeting the new ritual,
robes, lights, pieces, etc, will be used
! TO perfection.
Miss Helen Murphy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Murphy, of Braincrd, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Muir
ply. OF 254 Harrington avenua
Samuel ]. Agnew, Of the Forepaugh
block, Seven Corners, has been laid up
with severe sickness brought on by a
cold. He las been i'll for the past sew
en- weeks, but Is now on the road to
recovery.
Div. No. A. o. II. initiated several
new members ut its regular meeting
last Wednesday evening. The new rit-
ual team of the county board perform
ed the good Work.
| VIM. NJ. Campbell. eX-United States
marshall Of Minnesota, is laid up at his
home on st Anthony hill with a Sigh,
stroke of paralysis. His many friends
hope for Mr.. Campbell's speedy rccov-
cry.
Mrs. r. Ryan, OF Smith avenue, who
has been unwell for several weeks, IA
now doing nicely and will soon be
around again to the qualification of
her family and friends.
James Greedy. the Great Falls, Mont,
ranchman and leading politician. has
visited friends in st. Paul this week,
and incidentally the A. o. II. divisions.
Bernard 1Iecney visited friends in ST..
Paul this week and attended all the
Irish meetings. He is n Butte, Mont,
hustler, with property interests in tho
SANITY City.
G. j. Conroy, the widc-nwake ST..
PAUL plumbing contractor, has Just OBJ
tanned the immense contract of Sena-
tor CMrk's great building ut Butte,
Mont, and departs for that city with
men and material today.
VIM. B. COveny, who has been laid
up with a bad fracture OF one Of his
legs for the past year, is up and around
again. Hc is now engaged in the tea
and coffee business. The Irish people
should and will patronize honest "Bill."
VIM. M. O'Kccfe has been laid UP
with rheumatism for the past two
months. He is up again.
Stronge & Bradshaw Bros. have en-
larged their great millinery emporium
once more. They now have the largest
store, largest stock and largest trade
west of Chicago. wholesale and retail.
Miss Mamie Mcnamara, of West St.
Paul, has returned from visit mt Mt
Clemens, Mich.
Div. No. 9 Ladies' Auxiliary to the
A. o. II. gave n social hop Friday even
ing Mt Hedman's hall.
Mrs. Thos. Burke, of Kenmare, is n
guest of Mrs. Geo. Burke, Marlowe
flats.
Div. No. 3 Daughters Of Erin gave
concert and card party Monday even
ing at Central hall.
John G. Hor1dgan has moved his liv-
cry stable to 444 and 446 Wacouta
street and will be pleased to have his
friends call and see him. His new
stable Is up-to-date in appointments
and equipment, both horses and velll-
Giles. He guarantees good service at
all times and will furnish class of
drivers that won't get "lost." Tclc.
phone Main 99l.
Mrs. Julia McGrath, 25 years old,
died at the city hospital Sunday from
cerebral meningitis. She lived ut A43H
Jackson street, and was taken to the
hospital last Tuesday.
Edward II. Crosby and family Of Col
lege avenue have moved to Portland
Ore.
Mrs II. ]. Lilly, formerly Miss Az
fnmily residence, 223 Grotto street,
Sunday. Mrs. Lilly was a graduate Of
l'illsbury Academy. She leaves hus-
band and four small children. Tie
funeral was held from st. Dukes
church Tuesday, and intcl1ncnt at Cal
vary cemetery.