The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-04-12
BRIEF MENTION

l.. \. Rosing denies that he is Il can
didate for governor.
Catechisms for sale ut the Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 Fourth street
S., second floor.
I. Connolly, unde ,aker, has re-
moved from IS s. Sixth street to 8
S. Seventh street.
A large number of land seekers
passed through the city for northern
Minnesota during the week.
Thomas Lally has announced his
candidacy for mayor. He is president
of the liquor dealers association.
The ladies of Div. No. 3, A. O. H.
Auxiliary will give Il dancing party
next Tuesday evening, at their hall,
Tenth avenue n. and Washington.
The parochial school building of st.
Anthony of padua parish was dam
aged by fire to the extent Of several
hundred dollars last Monday morning.
Mayor 4Ames is again ut West Bad
en-. Ind. Coffee John communicates
With his honor by long range tele-
phone and keeps him posted on NUM-
cipal affairs.
Herman c. 1Iirscley, of this city. is
the champion wing shot Of America.
He won the grand American handicap
at Kansas City last week and returned
home as conquering hero.
Div. No. ]. \. O. H., will receive
Holy Communion in body, at the S
o'clock mass, tomorrow morning. at
the church of the immaculate Con-
ception. All members of the division
are requested to attend.
y committee of the state university
regents has under consideration a plan
for the establishment of a separate
college of social and political sciences
The aim of this college will be to train
young men for public duties. journal
ism and banking.
The Twin City Telephone company
has been granted a franchise by the
council of Excelsior for telephone
system. 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to build the line direct to Excel
sior from Minneapolis and operate an
exchange there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Kelly. 2421
Sixteenth avenue S. celebrated their
golden wedding last Friday evening.
About 200 of their friends assembled
at Foresters' Hall. Fifteenth avenue
S. and Franklin. to extend congratula-
tons to the venerable couple.
The members of Div. No. 1. \. o.
H.. assisted by tho members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Div. No ], will give
Il card social and dance at X. c. hall,
:'22 Nicollet avenue, next Thursday
evening. Admission will be Is cents
each. \ cordial invitation is extended.
Leo and Leona Kelly. children of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly, 1925
Eighteenth avenue S. gave birthday
party on the afternoon of Saturday.
April 9TH, at which thirty-siX of their
little friends were present. Leo is
eight years of age and Leona is six.
The birthday of each is the 9th of
April.
Twenty Of the twenty-five flour
mills i'll Minneapolis are now being
operated. The mills last week ill.,
creased their output $4,000 barrels, and
turned out the largest quantity of
flour in a number of months. The
output for the week ending Saturday
was 3G0,1GO barrels. against 800, O5O in
1901 and 3O6,9O5 in 1900.
The imperialistic members of the
First Baptist church have never for
given their pastor, Rev. w. B. Riley,
for his patriotic prayer ut the Lyccum
theater, two years ago. They are try
ing to get rid of him by hook or by
crook, but up to date they have utter
ly failed. The majority of his congre
cation is with the pastor.
The speakers Of the Jefferson day
banquet, given at the Hotel Nicollet.
Monday evening. April II, by the Hen
nepin County Democratic Organiza-
ton, will he Senators G. O. Baldwin,
of Duluth, Patrick Fitzpatrick. of Wi
mona. AIessrs. H. \. Rosing. chairman
state Democratic committee; Pierce
Butler, of st. Paul. James Gray, J. G..
Haynes. II. J. Cation and NJ. T.. Ncaly,
of Minneapolis.