The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-22
CITY NEWS.
The telephone call of the Irish Standard
q 273. Twin City c..
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MENTION.
Catechisms for sale at the Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 Fourth street
s., second floor.
The knights of Columbus will leave
this morning for Winona via the Mil
waukee road.
Washington's Birthday Celebration
at Labor Temple Hall, Saturday Even
ing, February the 22nd.
Very Rev. F. V. Hartigan o. P. has
arrived from New Haven, Conn.,, and
will succeed Rev. NJ. A. Horrigan as
prior of Holy Rosary Church.
Handsome prayer books, pearl ros-
aries and other religious articles at
the Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street south, End floor.
Frank j. Mead, for many years a
Minnesota newspaper man, has &C.
copied a position with the New York
journal. He left for the East last
Tuesday evening.
The Standard Catholic Book Store,
O'Brien Bros, proprietors, End floor,
Irish Standard building, 81 Fourth
street SOUTH. Full line of books and
religious articles.
Thomas Il. Lally's new dining room
and restaurant at 3OS to 312 First
avenue south, was opened for business
q few weeks ago and is having a
splendid patronage.
Pat Monahan the we'll known horse
man who for u number of years past
was located at the Windsor Hotel has
recently opened his new place of
business at 2CS Hennepin.
The address of Frank M. Nye ON
Lincoln at st. Stephens hall last Mon
day evening was highly appreciated
by the audience. Mr.. Nye is the
most popular orator in the city on
patriotic occasions.
John NJ. Monahan recovered YER
dict for $1,6O2 against the Order of
Catholic knights, in the suit tried by
q Jury in Judge Brooks courtroom.
He had been hurt and sued on an ac-
eident certificate of insurance.
Handsome new rosaries, prayer
books, catechisms, wax candles, can
dlesticks, holy-water founts, and books
of all kinds at the Standard Catholic
Book Store, 81 South Fourth street. A
complete line of church goods and
religious articles.
The reserved seat sale for the st.
Patrick's Day entertainment at the ex'
position building is in progress at the
Irish Standard Office. OF the $500
seats to be reserved nearly one half
have been taken, but there are many
choice seats yet to be distributed to
ticket holders.
The Times and Journal have de.
voted considerable space to the bazal
in st. Stephens parish which closes
tonight. The members of st. Steph'
ems church are grateful to them. The
Tribune enormously advertised the
bazaar as being in st. Joseph's church
and let it go at that.
Rev. Louis Richter has commenced
action in the district court against the
North and West Publishing company
for $4,000 damages, which he alleges
he has sustained by reason of an ed
ftorial in that paper commenting on
the action of the Presbyterian min
listers in dropping him from the roll
James ]. Fill gave some interest
ing testimony in the Power suit be-
fore Referee Mabie in the United
States Court the other day. In speak.
inng of newspapers he said: 81 pay
very little attention to the newspa
pers-don't read them very often
Many things in newspapers must be
taken with a good deal of salt.''
The Hennepin County Bar Associa
ton has elected the following officers
President, Willard r. Cray; vice pres
Ment, Emanuel Cohen; secretary Johr
T. Baxter; treasurer, e. s. Waters
executive committee, Ralph Whelan
j. B. Phelps, A. B. Choate and e. G
Gale library committee, A. M. Keith
J. r. Vanderlip and John D. Smith.
Tonight at Labor Temple the pat
riotic pastor and people Of st
Charles church will commemorate the
anniversary of the birth of Washing
ton. The entertainment will include
a patriotic address by Rev. Err. Cleary
whose subject will be "The Greatness
Of Washington" Mrs. Florence e
Parks will have charge of the musica.
program. Admission 25 cents.
James McConville for the past ter
years engineer at the City Hospita
was discharged from his position by
city physician II. S. Nelson last Mon
days The board of charities and cor
rections believe that DR.. Nelson has
exceeded his authority and has NJ
power to discharge employees. The
board will hold a meeting in few
days and will take up the case Of
Mr.. McConville and if it finds thai
It has the power he will probably b.
reinstated, unless DR.. Nelson car
show good cause for his action
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes eel