The Irish standard., 1901-10-05
CITY NEWS.
The telephone call Of the Irish Standard
,is 273, Twin City Co.
BRIEF MENTION.

orphan asylum will be held next month
at Masonic Temple.
Div. No. 2, L. A., A. o. H., will give
cinch party OH Thursday evening,
Oct. 10, at A. o. U. w. hall, 225 Cen
trail avenue.
Sheriff Megaarden has returned to
the county treasurer So 400, being over
charges against the county during the
past two years.
According to the report of T. s. Out.
ram, director Of the weather bureau,
the month Of September was colder
than the average for eleven years.
Judge William Lochren will leave
Minneapolis next Monday for Duluth,
where he will hold the regular autumn
al session of the United States district
court.
The Sewell fund has reached about
$4,000 already and it is still growing.
The daily papers are acting
nobly and deserve credit for their phil.
anthropic enterprise
AT the annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Academy of Medicine, held at the
West Hotel on Wednesday evening, DR..
]. H. Dunn, Of this city, read an inter-
esting paper ON Injuries to the Spine"
An important meeting of Div. No. z
A. o. H. will be held at the hall, Is
Seventh street S., next Friday even
ing. The A. o. II. county board will
also meet at the same time and place.
The Father Mathew Society of the
parish of st. Anthony will give Sc
.ries of card parties beginning on next
Tuesday evening, Oct. s, at st. An
thony hall, corner of Second street an,l
Eighth avenue N. E.
Dennis Sewell, the hero who lost his
life in the Mississippi in trying to save
a boy from drowning, carried $1,000
insurance. He belonged to the Catho-
lie Foresters and Maccnhees, in each
of which he was insured for $1,000.
"A musicale and card social by the
parishioners Of st. Stephens will be
held lat the church hall, Twenty-second
street and Clinton avenue, next Thurs
day evening. Prizes will be distributed
and luncheon served. Tickets, 25 cents.
Sherman w. Jones, an employe Of
the Monitor Manufacturing company
at st. Louis Park, may lose the sight
of his right eye as the result of an in
jury to the member while at work last
week. He is being treated at st. Mary's
hospital.
The County Teachers association
met at the probate court rooms last
Saturday. Plans for the year were
considered and the last teachers exam
ination grammar paper was discussed
by Mrs. Jacques. A musical program
was also presented.
Mayor Ames closed two variety the
aters last Wednesday night on the
ground that there are too many of 'this
sort of thing in the city. Let him now
close the dens of infamy for the same
reason, and moral citizens will COM
mend his action.
Harry Chapman, the street preacher,
who has given the police so much trou-
BILE recently, is now serving a ten-day
sentence in the workhouse, having
been sent there by Judge Dickinson for
blocking the street. He will be worse
than ever when he energies from the
Shingle Greek hostelry.
Will J. Conway, the son of James e.
Conway, crier in the federal court at
Minneapolis, left last Saturday even
ing for Paris, where he will remain
two years to complete his studies in
landscape and portrait painting. Mr..
Conway had studied art in st. Paul
for seven years and is prominent
member Of the Whistler club of that
city.
The Parliamentary club of Div. No.
A. o. H. has organized for the win
ter and elected the following officers:
President, Henry Fitzsimmons; vice
president, Thos. Jordan; recording Sec
rotary, w. ]. Donahue; financial secre-
tary, G. D. Lyons; treasurer, M. j.
Allen. At the next regular meeting of
the club J. J. Regain, of st. Paul, will
deliver an address and will advance
reasons why young men should study
parliamentary rules.
The teachers of, the public schools
are annoyed by parents who are inces
sanity calling up their children by tele-
phone during school hours, and have
addressed circular letter to them re-
questing that they discontinue the prac-
tice Of interrupting them in their work.
The telephones were originally intro
duced for the convenience Of teachers
and school officers, and they will be
removed if the annoyance from outsid-
ers continue undated.
The bazaar given at st. Anthony hall
on Friday and Saturday evenings of
last week was a great success, finan-
cially and otherwise. On Friday even
ing the Young Ladies' Sodality man.
aged affairs and served refreshments.