The Irish standard., 1901-07-06
BRIEF MENTION.

CuluOIlc prayer DOCKS ana rellSlOuS ar
ticles. 500 Hennepin avenue.
Simon ]. Mccarthy, of 416 Univer-
sity avenue N. E., is visiting relatives
and friends at Pittsburg, Pa.
w. II. Bcland, cashier of the Big
Stone county bank, of Graceville, spent
the Fourth with relatives in Minneapo-
lis.
The wedding of Martin FL. Jennings
to Miss Teresa Langan is announced to
take place Wednesday morning, July
II, at st. Charles church.
Capt" j. G. Williams, who was
designated as dog-catcher by Mayor
Ames, rendered his resignation before
he would act in that capacity.
The 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Lynskey died June % at the
family home, 1923 Fillmore street N. E.
Interment was at st. Mary's cemetery.
David Hamley, a telephone inspector,
fell from pole last Saturday and was
Instantly killed. He resided at BIZ
Stevens avenue and leaves a widow
and child.
Very Rev. Geo. ,Sheehan, of Elkton,
S. D., participated in the Cretin cele-
bration at st. Paul and while in Mime
apoiis made a pleasant call on the
Irish Standard.
W. w. Erwin, the noted attorney, is
confined to his home by illness of a
serious character. He was unable to
fill his engagement as Fourth of July
orator in one of the country towns last
Thursday.
About 20 children received their first
communion last Sunday morning at the
8 O'Clock mass at st. Lawrence church.
The sermon on the occasion was
preached by Archbishop Christie of
Portland, Ore.
James f. Blaine, secretary of the
Minnesota Wholesale Grocers' assocla-
ton, has become identified with the S.
@. Tooker Co, one of the local broker
age firms. MI. Blaine is son-in-law of
the late Anthony Kelly.
Civil service examination will be held
in this city July % for the position of
storekeeper's clerk in the ordnance de-
partment at large; Aug. 20 and 21, for
the position of inspector of boilers in
the steamboat inspection service.
During the thunder storm in this
city on Friday afternoon of last week,
Holly G. Bennett, residing at JOG Bry-
ant avenue N, was killed by fallen
live telephone wire while helping the
inmates of a building struck by light
ming.
Lincoln and st. Stephens courts G.
o. r.. will give a joint entertainment
and ice cream social Thursday evening,
Aug. 1, on the lawn, corner of Lake
street and Pleasant avenue Tickets,
including ice cream and cake, 10 cents
All are invited.
Grant G. Mallon, the 6-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Mallon, 3136
Pillsbury avenue while at play Thurs
day of last week had the misfortune of
breaking his leg badly. The little fel-
how, though suffering much pain, is
improving steadily.
Mrs. Clayton Hulburt died on Tues
day of last week, aged 27 years. The
deceased was a sister Of Mrs. J. w.
Healy, whose husband is superinten-
dent of the American Express company
in this city. The interment was at st.
Mary's cemetery. Requiem mass was
celebrated at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church.
Archbishop Christie, of Portland,
Ore, was the guest Of Father Cleary
during the week. His grace attended
the Cretin celebration on Tuesday and
Wednesday and accompanied his host
to Minnehaha op the Fourth of July.
The popular prelate is in excellent
health, and his many friends were glad
to meet him.
Out of respect for the memory of P.
B. Winston Mayor Ames ordered the
flags on the city hail.. all fire stations
and school houses at half mast until
after the funeral. AS further token
Of respect orders were issued to have
a platoon of mounted officers and one
of the foot patrolmen meet the remains
at the depot on Tuesday morning.
Nine employees in the office Of the
state weighmaster, appointed by Gov
ernor Lind, received their honorable
discharge last Saturday night. Repub.
hcans took their places Monday morn
ing. The nine dismissed are: J. 81.
Croft, Calvin r. Fix, T. e. Bishop,
Nels Sundin, G. L. Lawrence, M. G.
Jepson, Morris Luby, l.. G. Hanneman
and E. s. Cav.
Today has been set for the field day
Of the university summer school. 1t is
arranged 10. have the botany, geog-
raphy and physiography classes take
trip to Taylor's Falls, where the day
will be spent in various enjoyments.
A special excursion rate has been made