The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-01-04


during the week.
The annual convention of the State
Editorial association will be held in
this city on Feb. 20 and q.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Hoy,
1928 Two and One-Half street south,
Thursday evening, daughter.
The Nabobs will give their next
dance of the series at Masonic Tenn
pie on Tuesday evening, January 81
The subject of Father Cleary's dis
course tomorrow evening at st.
Charles's church will be "The Best
Resolution of the New Year."
Handsome prayer books, pearl ros-
aries and other religious articles at
the Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street south, End floor.
The mission to on-Catholics at
immaculate Conception church is be-
ing largely attended. Fathers Doherty
and Conway are fine preachers.
Thomas Gavin, ST., and daughter,
Miss Kate Gavin, left Minneapolis on
Thursday evening for New Orleans,
La, where they will spend the winter.
The Standard Catholic Book Store,
O'Brien Bros, propretors, End floor,
Irish Standard building, 81 Fourth
street south. Full line of books and
religious articles.
The business community has sus-
tanned a great loss by the deaths of
!, Frank H. Peavey and Harvey w.
Brown who departed this life at the
close of the old year.
Mayor Ames is convalescing. He
was able to leave his bed on New
Years and his physician thinks he will
be out and attending to his official
duties within ten days.
The South Minneapolis Relief Club
will give dance at Labor Temple on
Thursday evening, Jan. 16. The club
is made up largely of members of
Div. No. 2, A. o. HI.
The many friends of J. S. Van Ant
werp, the Washington correspondent of
the Journal, We're sorry to read of his
death. He was sick only few days.
He leaves a wife and one child.
M. e. 'O'Brien, an enterprising
young business man of Calumet,
Mich, was in Minneapolis and St.
Paul during the past week, returning
home by way of Duluth yesterday.
The knights of Columbus and their
ladies gathered at the rooms of Hen
nepin council on the evening of New
Years Day and passed few pleasant
hours playing progressive euchre and
: other games.
A very fine point-lace handkerchief
was one of the articles drawn at the
late orphans fair. 1t was from Holy
Rosary table and lady named Mrs.
Bishop was the lucky person. AS
it has not yet been called for the lady
in question can have the same by call
ing at 2720 Fourteenth avenue south,
4. and presenting the correct number.
The publishers Of the Irish Stand
ard have opened the Standard Cath
-olic Book Store at 81 South Fourth
street, End floor, Irish Standard build
ing. A choice line of good books
and religious articles in stock at prices
that are right. Our city readers are
! invited to call when in need of any of
( the above goods. Mail orders prompt
: ly attended to.
The social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meagher, Fremont avenue
N, last Monday afternoon and evening
was attended by over two hundred
persons. The evening program was
greatly enjoyed, after which lunch
was served. The Ladies Altar Soci-
ETY. of Ascension parish under whose
auspices the social was held realized
Il considerable sum as result Of the
pleasant affair.
The Oratorio Of the Nativity at st.
Charles church last Sunday evening
! was finely rendered, and was the mus
! ical event of the week. About half
!. the audience was composed of non,
Catholics. The concert was under
. the direction of Mrs. Parks, assisted
a by the church choir of 25 voices. Mrs
Il Maud Ulmer Jones, of this city, and
d Mr.. John T. Gehan, of st. Paul, sang
IL the solos in exquisite style.
n Sam Hill, son-in-law of the railroad
81 magnate Of that name, passed through
n the city the other day to attend the
annual meeting Of the overseers of
Harvard college. Speaking Of the op.
ponents of the merging of the two
transcontinental railroads, Sam said;
'They are wasting great deal Of gas.
1 am manufacturing gas, and the best
of it is 1 am selling it." He is presi-
dent of the Seattle Gas company.
At regular meeting of Div. No. 1
Il A. o. H., to be held tomorrow after
.s noon at Columbia Hall, debate will
q take place between members of Div.
n No 4 and Div. No. 1. The question to
N be decided is the relative merits of
~ nhvsical force and constitutional agi-