The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-11-29
CITY IN BRIEF.

visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Con-
way, 81 Nicollet street, Nicollet Island.
Dependence on God" will be the
subject of Father Cleary's discourse
at st. Charles church next Sunday
evening.
Acting Mayor Jones has forbidden
the use of slot machines in this city,
on the urgent solicitation of the board
Of education.
The answer Of James Jeffrey Roche
to Rev. Peter G. Yorke anent the liter
ary rank of John Boyle O'Reilly will be
found on another page.
An interesting sketch of DR.. James
K. Hosmer, the librarian, appeared in
Wednesdays Tribune, from the pen
Of Miss Frances A. Shaw
General William Booth, of the Saliva
ton Army, addressed large meeting
at the Swedish Tabernacle last Sun
day. He was accompanied by his
brother and secretary.
Read the list of books for the holt
days on another page Of The Irish
Standard. These are on sale at The
Irish Standard Office, 81 Fourth street
south, second floor.
All divisions of the A. o. H. and
Ladies' Auxiliary in Hennepin county
and throughout the State will elect Of
ficers during the month Of December
for the term Of one year, beginning
January J..
Robert B. Thurston is now the pub.
Usher Of The Times. He has 5000
shares of stock, which gives him the
controlling interest. Mr.. Thurston Is
a popular gentleman, and The Irish
Standard wishes him every success.
Members of the A. o. II. can now
secure regalias and caps at The Irish
Standard Office. We have handsome
gold pins for A. o. II. and Auxiliary.
Also for Catholic Foresters. Call and
see these goods. You will be pleased
Thomas Shevlin, Jr., son Of the lum-
Der baron of this city, figured con-
spicuously in the football game be-
tween Yale and Harvard last Satur-
day. He is a student at Yale and a
crack player, Of whom special mention
is made in the Eastern papers.
DR. A. A. Ames is now supposed to
be in Louisville, Ky. He is under $lO,-
900 bonds to make his appearance in
court, when able to travel, but his
bondsmen think he will never return.
They are Thomas Lowry, Fred Schiek.
William II. Boutell and William 81.
johnson.
A. G. Haugan, former city treasurer,
died of pneumonia at Winthrop, MIMI,
last Tuesday, at the age Of So years.
He came to Minneapolis in 1867, and
rose to be quite prominent citizen.
He filled many Offices and was very
popular until he got into financial diff
ficulties.
The first of the sociables by the mar
ried ladies of St. Anthony parish will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Patrick
Kennedy, 500 Second street N. b.,
Thursday evening, Dec. 4th. Admis-
sion, 25 cents, which includes a very
fine program, light lunch, frappe and
guessing contest.
Division No. A. o. II. held an in
teresting meeting Thursday evening OF
last week at their hall, 229 Central
avenue. State President Regain and
State President R. J. Clarke of the
Life Insurance Fund, were present
and addressed the meeting. Six new
members were initiated.
On Saturday of last week Mrs. John
O'Reilly died at her home, 115 Cedar
avenue, after a short illness Of pneu
monia. The deceased was 80 years OF
age, and leaves a husband and foul
children. Her funeral was held or
Tuesday last from st. Charles church
After the Requiem Mass the remains
were inferred at st. Mary's cemetery
William S. Judd, pioneer of Min
nesota and resident Of this city fo'
nearly forty years, passed away OF
Tuesday evening at his residence, 81!
Eighth street south. He built thu
"Judd House," one Of the city's land
marks, and made it the family resi-
dence for some years. He is survived
by a widow, one son, and one daugh
ter. He was 70 years of age.
Rev. ]. B. Helwig, the anti-Catholi
bigot who officiated at the First Pres
byterian church in this city, for tn
past five years, will preach his last ser
mon tomorrow, and then depart fo
Ohio, whence he came. He is about q
years old, and was blacksmith II
Minneapolis when it was village. H
rose from the anvil.to the pulpit, AM
is noted for his bigotry towards CatlI
olics. ..
One of Rev. G. L. Morrill's twil
brothers dropped dead in Nebraska O.
Tuesday afternoon. He was IS year
of age, and was known as Rev. n. E
Morrill, His twin brother is Rev. q
8. Morrill,. Both of them worked II
gether as Baptist evangelists, and the1