The Irish standard., 1902-07-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. NJ. y. Nelson, PIG S. LIST street,
is visiting relatives and friends at
Kimball Prairie, Mimi.
White prayer books for the first
communion children at the Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 S. 4th st. I'd
floor.
The cases against Mayor Ames and
his grafters have been continued to
the September term OF court.
1t is said that John Lind will soon
decide whether to run for Congress or
not. Ii he runs he will get there.
Catechisms, rosaries, scapulars and
prayer books for first communion chill
dren at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 Fourth street S.
Bishop Chatron, of Osaka, Japan.
will speak in immaculate Conception
church tomorrow at the 1890 mass.
Prayer books for young and old,
scapulars, rosaries, statues and full
line Of church goods at the Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 S. 4th St.
Every alternate Sunday Father Dam
ehy, of st. Stephens Church, cele-
brates Mass at Lake Minnetonlla for
the Catholic summer residents and
tourists.
From his retreat at West Baden,
Ind, Mayor Ames admits that certain
subordinate officers of his We're cor
rupt. 1t took him a long time to find
it out.
The annual lawn social by Lincoln
Court, No. $40 G. OF, will be given
on Thursday evening, Aug. I, on the
grounds corner Lake street and Pleas
ant avenue. Tickets, including ice
cream and cake, 10 cents.
At the meeting of the L. A. \. o.
H., No. 1, to be held next Friday
evening at their hall, 15 S. It'll street,
a benefit rattle will take place for a
valuable china tea set The proceeds
will be given to one of their members.
Superintendent of Schools G. NJ.
Jordan will make his temporary head
quarters in the three rooms OF the
court house which We're used for reg
istration purposes by the National Ed
ucatonal Association. The Central
High school building is undergoing en-
tensive repairs.
The young ladies of st. Anthony of
Padua parish will give their next lawn
social on the church grounds, Sth ave-
nue. and 2nd street N. E., next Thurs
day evening. In addition to the musi-
cal program and refreshments, there
will be a fencing contest, which will
prove quite interesting.
The knights OF Columbus of Hen
nepin Council Went to ST. Paul i'll IL
chartered car last Wednesday evening
to hear DR.. Henry Austin Adams at
the Auditorium on "American Man-
hood" Father Clely was billed 70
speak Oh "AmericHn Catholics and
Leo MIL" but made only Il few brief
remarks.
1t is thought that Fred w. Ames,
chief OF police, has gone to Mexico.
He is now advertiZed as fugitive
from Justice, notwithstanding the fact
that his vacation has been extended
by his brother, the mayor. The city
has no chief of police now, but it is
running all right and will continue
to do so.
Rev. j. L. Gleason, for the past 4wo
years assistant pastor at the church OF
st. Anthony of PadrEl, has been trans
felred to Tracy, AIinn., where he will
take charge of the parish at that place.
Father Gleason is {; native of Mime
apolis and was ordained six years ago,
and although but Il young man, has
already made a record for himself as
an orator of distinction. The parrish
toner's of st. Anthony wish him much
success in his new field of labor.
In an editorial on Father Keane's
. elevation to the bishopric Of Cheyenne
the st. Paul Globe truly says: The
parishioners of the immaculate Con-
ception Church in Minneapolis, as well
as the people of the city generally, will
greatly regret the departure from
among them of a citizen of univer-
sally recognized great public worth
such as Father Keane. Since his APP
pearance in that community he has
from the very outset been recognized
as a man of exceptional force and in
t1uence among all classes.
A lawn social for the benefit of St.
Charles Church will be given next
Thursday evening, July 81, on the spa
cious grounds at the corner Of 18th
avenue south and 4th street, which
will be lighted by large incandescent
lamps. Ice cream and cake in abun-
dance will be served by the ladies OF
the parish. \ band will be in at
tendance to discourse sweet airs. The
great feature of the evening will be an
address by Hon. l.. a. Rosing, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor OF Mill
nesota. Other speakers will also ad-
dress the multitude. Every one i'll
vited. BE sure to be there. Tickets,
Including refreshments % cents.