The Irish standard., 1902-05-31
BRIEF MENTION.
Catechisms for sale. III the Standard
Catholic Book Store. ~ Fourth stree,
s.. second floor.

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I. Connolly, undertaken is now To-
Gated at No. 8 S. Seventh street, near
Hennepin avenue.
Republican candidates for thu may
orally are bobbng up every day. The
mere the mprrier.
Father Cleary's subject for next SUI :
day evening will be. The .Juna Devc-
ton to the Sacred Heart of Jesus"
The ladies' OF ST. Stephens parish
gave Il cin,il party last Wednesday
evening and served refreshments tn
their guests.
Handsome prayer hooks. pearl ros
aries and other religious articles a,
rhe Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street s.. second floor
The jury in the case of eS-Sherii1'
,-e"aar,!en di:a reed ter beng out
twenty-f VI hours. The OH + i''hict-
nents against him WI re uuas!lct.
FitliSI l. NSAut! le. lli'l y VI tliiS
city. is said to be dying at st. JJseph's
nc@pi;al. ~: Paul. The a nd ng ply
Sc an says there is no poss hi ity of
his recovery.
Maggie Scott. aged -four years.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Scot. died OH Saturday last of liph-
liberia mt the homo OF hrr parents. GIT;
9TH street Northeast. The interment
was ut st. Mary's cemetery.
Memorial Day was ebrateL Is.
Friday in this city With appromiate
@a!eml,ity. Yl.e gray Ct tile ssldlprs
in the Catholic and Protestant cems-
cries were d c rated in the morning,
and Il parade took place III the after
loon.
Wedding invitations printed to ord.r
It the Irish Standard office. All the
latest styles in workmanship and de-
sign. We guarantee satisfaction and
furnish these goods at about one-half
the price charged by Nicollet avenu.
<tationers.
Captain Michael WEelan is now en-
gagged as Il salesman by the Heinrich
Clothing company, corner of Nicoll
and Third street. where lie will he
''ad to see his numerous friends and
sell them summer suits at the lowest
prices.
The next of the series OF wheel meet
ings by the l.. A. A. o. II. will be
under the auspices of Div. No. B. Tues
day evening, June 3rd. ut their hall.
Washington and Tenth avenues
North. All members of the l.. a.
throughout the city are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mayor Ames has publicly announced
under his signature that he is not /,
candidate for reelection. He has ac-
cepted the position of head physician
in Il hotel ut West Baden Springs. Ind,
and is going to leave the city for the
city's good. 1t is the best and MIST
popular act he has done for many n
year
About fifty members of Henncpir
Council. knights of Columbus. re.
ceived holy communion in body at
the s o'clock mass in st. Charles
church OH Trinity Sunday to prove
their Catholic devotion and loyalty to
the Holy See. Father Clearly preached
an eloquent sermon on the jubilee OF
Pope Leo NH.
The trial of Irwin a. Gardiner. in.
dicted on the charge of accepting a
bride from ''hig mitt men," is going OH
in the district court. 1t is hard TIC
find jury to convict him OH the testi,
mony of criminals, whether he is guilty
or not. There is apt to be disagree,
mcnt unless the evidence is corroborat.
ed by reputable witnesses.
The annual outing of the M'n"eapol' S
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's associa-
ton takes place today. A fine trip on
the Mississippi from MinncllaIha on the
new steamer J. J. Hill and barge to
Douglas Island will be thoroughly en-
ioyed by the veterans and their friends.
The boat leaves Minnehaha at a. m.
and st. Paul at Q a. m. Refreshments
will be served.
The FESTIVAL of flowers" a pretty
cantata, will be given by the children
of st. Charles parish. under the Iii
rection Of Mrs. Florence T.. Parks.
next Tuesday evening at st. Charles
Church hall. corner of Fourth street
and Thirteenth avenue South. 1t will
be very enjoyable entertainment and
Father Cleary hopes there will be a
good attendance. The admission will
be % cents for adults and Is cents
for children.
Augustine Murphy and sistsr. Miss
Mae Murphy. Of Duluth arrived in the
city Thursday morning ana called on
the Irish Standard. They are on theil
way to the Emerald Isle to visit the
Cork International exhibition. which is
being held in their native city by tho