The Irish standard., 1901-10-12
CITY NEWS.
The telephone call Of the Irish Standard
b 97B, Twin City Co.
BRIEF MENTION.

Bom-To Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Conroy,
/. 1921 First street S., on Sept. %, a
daughter.
The Nabobs will give their next
dance at Masonic Temple next
Wednesday evening.
A new church, costing about $4,000,
will soon he erected by Father J. Har-
rington in Ascension parish.
The twentieth anniversary Of his Or
dination to the priesthood was celebrat-
ed by Father Henry McGolrick last
week.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Bene-
at Association will hold its annual con-
vention at Cretin hall, st. Paul, to-
morrow, beginning at p. m.
d. f. O'Brien, of Winona, passed
through Minneapolis Thursday on his
way home from Duluth, where he had
been for few days on business.
Patrick Smith, of Morris, Mimi, who
has been visiting relatives in Mime
apolis for few weeks, will leave for
Denver, COL, next week to spend the
/ winter.
Days New Hotel Hyser barber shop
will be opened next Wednesday at 40
SaNicollet avenue. The proprietor will be
no1 t1,o I'm dol
artist and musician.
Architect Frank B. Long, who was
seriously injured in bicycle collision
last Saturday, is now considered out
Of danger and will soon be able to
attend to business.
The resolutions adopted by the
Knights of Columbus on the death of
the late Charles P. Preston have been
beautifully engrossed and framed fol-
the family of the deceased.
!. Marquis Ito, late premier of Japan,
passed through the city this week on
trip around the world. The astute
Jap would not see any newspaper in.
terviewer. His head is level.
Last Sunday Rev. j. M. Cleary
preached the sermon at the dedication
of st. Joseph's church, Waterloo, Iowa,
OF which Rev. M. Cooney is pastor.
Archbishop Keane officiated at the
ceremony.
Div. No. 2 Ladies' Auxiliary and
Div. No. A. o. H. will give the Sec
ond of series of card parties at their
4,ihall, 229 Central avenue next Thurs
day evening. A general invitation is
J extended. Admission 10 cents.
Thomas O'Neill was seriously and
!. possibly fatally injured while coupling
cars in the Northern Pacific yards in
East Minneapolis last Wednesday. The
injured man is son of Contractor
O'Neill, and lives at 721 Second street
N. e. :,
A complimentary social will be given
by Hennepin Council, No. 435, Knights
of Columbus, in their new hall, 322-324
Nicollet avenue, on Tuesday evening,
Oct. Is, at 8 o'clock. All members,
with their ladies, are invited to be
present.
Court Facility No. 255, Ladies' indie
pendent Order of Foresters, viii ce1e-
brate the second anniversary of its Or
ganfzation at A. o. U. w. hall, 229
Central avenue, next Wednesday even
ing. A good program has been ar
ranged for the occasion. Admission
free. All are invited.
Hattie May and Earl Mcneil, and
Josephine. George and Mary Kramer,
/. small children, were before the probate
$ court the other day for the purpose Of
being sent to the state public school at
Owatonna. Before an examination
was held the Catholic orphan asylum
by Its representatives signified will
ingness to take charge of the children,
and Judge Harvey gave them up to
that institution.
Next Thursday evening is the date
set for the unique entertainment to be
given by Div. No. A. o. FL. at their
hall, 800 Nicollet avenue. The relative
merits of st. Paul and Minneapolis will
be ably set forth by Judge Willis for
st. Paul and Judge ]. II. Steele for
Minneapolis. Judge ]. r. Corrigan will
preside and jury Of twelve Hiberni-
ans will decide the case. Admission,
Is cents. Tickets can be had at the
Irish Standard office or from members
4 Of Div. No. / A. o. II.