The Irish standard., 1901-07-13
CITY NEWS.
BRIEF MENTION.

The Church Store. Complete line Of
Catholic prayer books and religious ar
ticles. 500 Hennepin avenue.
Over one hundred children received
their first holy communion last Sun
day morning at st. Anthony of Padua
church.
Joseph NJ. Regain and bride have re-
turned from their wedding tour in the
) East and are receiving the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS of their numerous friends.
Archbishop Christie left for Port
land, Ore, last Monday evening. He
attended the Cretin celebration, and
during his visit was the guest Of Fa-
ither Cleary.
St Doninics Court No. 80, Won
ems Catholic Order of Foresters, will
give picnic at Milnehaha Falls
Thursday, July %. All courts and
friends are invited to attend.
: Cole and James Younger, known as
the Nonthtield robbers, We're paroled
by the board of pardons last Wednes-
day after spending twenty-five years
in the penitentialy at Saltwater.
Rev. William 1. Rickarby. o. P,
who died in New York last Saturday
might, was a member Of the Knights of
Columbus and received the third de-
-, J1S., os41
Mayor Ames' guardians of law and
order will have picnic on July 81 at
Lake Park, Nlinnetonka. The great
event of the day will he a baseball
game between the loops" and the fire
men.
The following a1e the officers elect
ed by the board of charities and correc-
fions: Henry S. Nelson, city physician;
AL Mcdonald, superintendent of the
workhouse, and William III. Thomp-
son, superintendent of the poor.
According to the Northwestern Miller
the output Of flour in the mills Of
Minneapolis for the crop year ending
Aug. 81 will be about IA, soc, 600 barrels.
or about 100000 barrels less than for
either of the two preceding years.
Charles G.. Tinsley, for 40 years a
court reporter, is patient at the Sol
diers' Home hospital. His malady is
nepalritis and it is believed he win not
recover. Mr.. Tinsley is an old soldier
who has resided in the city for twenty
five years.
Miss Della f. Boran and Miss Cath
ryne Danaher left Tuesday evening
over the NJ. & st. L. for visit with
relatives and friends at Forest City,
Iowa. They were accompanied by 7.
A. Danaher, prominent business man
of that place.
Louis Wiley, who says he is propri-
etor of the Albenarle club rooms, near
the West Hotel, was fined $75 in the
municipal court last Tuesday, and
gambling devices and furniture valued
at over $1,000 were ordered to be de-
*troyed by the Judge.
The man who died suddenly at no.
tel in this city last week was w. w.
Andrews, of Des Moines, Iowa, and
not p. J. Conway, the railway conduc-
tor. The latter is alive and well and
was greatly shocked on reading his
own obituary in the newspapers.
DR.. Charles NJ. Jordan, superinten-
dent Of the PUBLIC schools, left Mime
apelis last Sunday night to attend
the fortieth annual convention of the
National Educational association, at
Detroit, Mich. DR.. Jordan is president
of the national educational council.
Postmaster Lovejoy has compiled
his annual report of the business done
at the local Office, which shows a
marked increase over the business for
last year. There was very substan-
tial increase in every department, indi-
eating that the Minneapolis office is
growing in Importance.
Mrs. Martin NIcHale has had COM
pleted handsome granite monument
for her uncle, Michael Finn, who died
in this city. Mr.. Finn was buried at
Jessenland, Mimi, where he settled in
1856. The monument was the work of
J. NJ. Donlin, 49 Central avenue, Mic
0llet Island, Minneapolis.
Rev. J. NJ. Cleary, of st. Charles
church, celebrated the twenty ninth
anniversary of his ordination to the
priesthood last Tuesday. He received
Holy Orders from Archbishop Henni,
of Milwaukee, Wis, Ga July 2, 1872.
He was the orator at Cresco, Iowa,
OH the Fourth of July, and received
500, Which goes to the church fund.-
The ladies of ST. Stephens parish
will hold lawn sociable next Wednes-
day evening on the church grounds,
corner of Clinton avenue and Twenty
second street, to give every one an op-
portunity of being presented to Rev.
Father Danehy, the new pastor. Re-
freshments will be served and pleas
ant time is anticipated. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to be present.
Senator Cushman X. Davis work on
5 international law has just been pub
lished. 1t comprises the late United