The Irish standard., 1902-06-28
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

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Harriet and drew large attendance.
o. c. Brunius, the Carver druggist,
has engaged John Lind us his after
ney to get the reward OF $1,000 offered
for Nlrbeck's arrest.
The lawn festival given by the Indies
Of st. Stephens parish OH Tuesday
evening was Il successful affair in spite
Of the Chilly weather.
The Women's Catholic Order of II r.
esters will picnic at Minnell,lla Fails
on Saturday, July -. All members
and friends are invited.
Chris Norbeck, the fugitive detec-
tive, was captured at Carver and
brought back to Hennepin county Jail
in a state of intoXication,
Catechisms, rosaries, scapulars and
prayer books for first communion chill
dren at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 Fourth street S.
Judge John H. Stee.e presided last
Tuesday at the Republican convention
to send delegates to the state conven-
ton at St. Paul on July l..
P. II. McGovern, of Olmsted county,
was a delegate to the Democratic con-
vention Wednesday and made a pleas
ant call at this office Def re leaving
for home.
The annual retreat of the Sisters of
st. Joseph opened in st. Paul last Men
day. The members Of the order in this
city are attending it. The re reat will
close OH July II.
Mayer Ames appeared in coart last
Monday IN rlsjn@ and 'cntsl cil Il plea Oh
mot guilty" to the charge Of Offering
a bride to County Comm ssi n L Swe t.
The case was postponed fer two weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Daily. Of Lelve,lworth,
Kan. who was injured il Il runaway
during the Elks' falr, is slowly con-
valescing at st. Mary's hospital. AT
first it was believed she was fatally
injured.
Senator Bailey of Texas has assured
Representative Lcren Fletcher tllE,t il
his plans will permit lie will BE- i'll at
tendance at the Employers and En-
ployes' convention in this city next
September.
Friday evening the Holy Rosary
Dramatic club presented to Il delighted
audience the drama. among the
Breakers" with a farce. at Holy Ro-
sary hall. Captain NJ. Whelan directed
the production. ....
Beginning with tie first Sunday in
July the last mass at st. Charles
church will be celebrated at 10 O'clock
instead of 1890. This arrangement
will continue during the months OF
July and August. 49,.
Irving A. Gardner has been released
from Jail, his friends having finally
succeeded in getting together S10.00O
as a cash bond. He was confined tor
two weeks in the county bastile and
sent to Saltwater before the money
was procured.
Misses Eleanor and Bernade,te Re
gan, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. John
J, Regain, arrived home last Sunday
from Sacred Heart Convent, st. Louis,
Mo-, to spend Vacation with their par
ents at Minnetonka Beach. They will
return to school in September.
John Mccarthy, the painter injured
Friday afternoon of last week while at
work upon the Douglas residence at
2424 Park avenue, died Sunday after
noon at st. Barnabas hospital. Nc
Carthy was at work upon scatf olding.
He missed his footing and fell to the
ground, receiving internal injuries from
which he died. He resided in st. Paul.
The Franco-Americans celebrated
st. Johns day in this city on June "a.
Divine service was he'd at Notre Dame
church and Father Andre preached on
the festival. In the afternoon there
was a picnic at Minnehaha park and
a banquet in the evening at Musical
Central hall on the East Side. A fine
program was presented and eloquent
sneeches were made in the French
language.
The marriage Of Miss Anna e. Con-
roy and John Luxen was solemnlzed
at Ascension church by Rev. Father
Harrington Monday afternoon at b
O'Clock. The bride was attended by
Miss Julia Walsh and T. S. Conroy, a
brother of the bride, was the best man.
The bride was gowned in foulard silk
with a yoke of BRUSSELS net and cream
lace appliqued. Her. flowers were bride
roses. Miss Walsh was gowned in pink
organdie trimmed with real lace. A
reception was held after the ceremony
at the home of the brides mother, SOB
Eighth street S. The decorations were
in pink and green and sweet peas were
used. Mr.. and Mrs. Luxen will be at
home after July Is at 1913 Fifteenth
avenue s.
The annual Fourth Of July picnic
under the auspices of the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception will be
held at Nelson's Grove next Friday.
The beautiful grounds can be reached
very conveniently by taking either the