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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-10
IN CHURCHES

Westminster presbytsrlaa-Rev
Hugh Gilchrist. pastor. At IL a n.
Mistress and Maid" .. M. Mas
ter and Man"
First PresDyterian-Rev. NJ. A.
Mathews, pastor. Al II a. m, Are
We Independent or Interdependent -
; y. m, The Bondage OF Female
Labor vs.. The Courage Of Woman. :"
Lane Street Presbyterian J..
Thomson, pastor. The Church al
Laodicea:" 5 ,. m, Two Photos
from the Masters Kodak"
Second Presbyterian-Ksv w. A.
Major, pastor. At II a M. Iron
Gates That Are open Before U.s."
.. n. THE Angel. the GirdIe and
the Sandals as Helps"
First n. Prev. r. p. RevelIo.
pastor. At u a. m. WAS the Man
Jesus Of Divine Orlglu?" 3 .. M,
"One Easy But Sure way 70 Lessen
the Burdens Of others"
First 81. E.-Rsv. f.. ". Randall.
paStor. At II a. m, "a Holy Con-
splracy." p. m, the Epworth league
win hold its annual Anniversary.
The pastor as well az l.. S. Wlnans.
PRECEDENT Of the league, and other
ofiicerg, will deliver addresses. Spec
ial music will accompany the pro-
gram.
Trinity Par.ah--Rev. n. II. Gowen.
rector. At n a. M. THE Promises
~ Jesus 9. m, Christ and No
BANNED"
Plymouth Congregational ~ Rev.
W. H. q. Tefaple, pastor. At II a. m.
walking 0y Faith" =. m, To
Carpenters and Builders"
Mt. Zion Baptist (colored)
J. O. Mcpherson, pastor. At II a. M.
Heaven, 5 .. no.. Gamblers and
Gam liug."
Mission Church, Green Lake-Rev.
John u. Barton, pastor. At At "a. m.
Sunday $50 p. 70. young
peoples meeting. 3 .. M, The Lord
Said Unto Gideon, the People Are
Too Many" by the pastor.
Z. VI Q. A.-At 1880 p. M, Rev. J.
Thomson viii deliver a sermon on
Seven Common Abomlnations."
Roman Catholic Churches
Church Of our Lady Of GOOD Help
Rev. r.. X Prefontaine. pastor
Low mass, A. m. high mass. 10 %
&. m: SUNDAY school. y. m. and
yespers and Benediction, Z .. 10.
Sacred Heart-Rev. Geo. A. HIld,
pastor. Low mass. 8 a. ~. and
a. m. high mass ana sermon. 3:l5
a m. Sunday school after childrens
mass; vespera. sermon and benedic-
tlou az 1880 y. NJ.
Church Of Immaculate Conception
Rev. 4. 8wceFe, pastor Low mass
7sa0 and $50 a. m; high mass and
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ttMD SPECIAL. IAWnAyNu


f42'o tsbss ha-lss,. Doe a0si2D On Eleventh.
Avenue. nsar Pike Street. i~cafns sGn !
ingnth would easily bring go
|.Wu inr modern uew cottages. Broad
,T55I si'tf'ct !enta. $40.
",is SeN modern '-room house Rrnion
h.5ao for houses ana lots IN La,5na: nne
1900 Groom house. two lots. orchard. ali
fenced rasf terms. Madison ana TWsn-
$500 broom cottage. nay street
AfY 9-tuuu cottage. Brooklyn
NltaH -ll lots. an iu CIVILIZATIONS or.
chord ~ d. trroa. ALI b,punR. lu feat-
-, ho4ae Z rooms and attic. harm and
chickon house. situated at South Park
el'ss 20 cor line. nothing o. equal thls.
90 come and SEQ for yourself
VACANT lots
- 900 NuEinsts corner ~ Seventh Avrnua
South and Lane street, you cannot huv
ANYTHING ln thHl vicinity FOR twice tho
=. m NINE W arc asldne Ter this property
AMI jackson. this month only
s. 200 Double corner 90 Second Avenue
near Denny Way. i2oSi2o feet. nne prop.
eFfv Tor fats.
$3.50 Cor Dot l0xt2O ~ interhsy, this 10 com.
Ink business property.
ti2l Tor LOTS NJ Green Lake. Just west OF
the school house, adjoining lots are not
for ealo az any price.
So zach f0r . lots ~ South Park: nice
ana level. this Is Just half price Of a..
Joining property.
We have large list Of houses and iots
and vacant lots, which wo can soil you
on eBay terms.
Acre tracts near south Park-S6O each and
up. terms II desired. soil II 1ne.
For rent -A-rooom cottage; 1910 olive
'' otiAfHnlM q HOLMAN.
80A ", Y. block.
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NORTHWESTERN
COMMERCIAL
COMPANY

2ol-goa Pioneer Bldg. steamship AsA
Phone, Union II.
FOR NOME AND TELLER;
8 :. Centennial. Sailing May y
s. $. oregon, sailing June , =,
s. s. Discovery. Conneeu.s .
Nome for Golofin Bay, Itssns n's''
Teller and Good Hope Bay ,.u.
Agents for the Wild Goose t.
road Co. through bills q lAa'As
from Seattle TO Banner station,
city Ticket Once, ia 'AiAs'
Street. Phone. Main sol.
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UPRIGHT DUNLAP sawyer Ne bolt. sNia
I rsadman, 80 -. Lathe marhinist. g. Is
ftt.k herman. 8 90. kuot aawYof g. TH
Perkins hard hino sawyer. &C. kner
! boiler. = raeksfs Cor iooeo 7He
/ section msn. y. =. free pass brass IN
irhFr. ~ boz factory and mill hahdr
f2s 80 O. $50 - and board a. Michel =
( Hawaus no West Main a. John Al
1 WANTED Thoroughly srron~nesd saiss.
man. AppY 90 once % manager ne
iion Marrbs,
I WANTED thoroughly crpsusncsd sale.
man fsr Saturday and Monday only.
Nppiy manager rhs non Marche.
GARDENER vho can miis. van, situation.
/ Address. q. J.
FINANCIAL
/ TAc6tfk ---'-~-'@- '''------>-Tyy .sJ
FREp. II. MERRITT.
y. o. Box 2bS. 2Oi French Biz
Financial Agent
: COLLATERAL BANK marto & Rs.e'
I in.nry loaned on any good collateral.
? TO LoAN-PHvats money a, low rate 81
! ini-f'si. Janus psnsf. ieo rsslsf
WARRANTS bousbt ana soid Morri.o.
7 hahsimsn. Mutual I4fs hii-
when buying articles sdvortisod Ia
this paper speak q the Star.
HELP WANTED MALE Ann
FEMALE
7 hiATrLE iannIo reut onIoo mrhlshcs ail
liudR ~ fnslti1ur fur nsle ana female
help onoe eoi riko phone Hur 1850
PACIFIC Emp once. 1903 "a Ave-. FUR
ninhos hest hello lu city. CAN up Main
80 Mrs Reyes Mgr
rEHsoNAL
SAW YOtH MONEY
E In buying Ladies Cents Watches ana
/ JsTelr, HolEer. Brothers ls47 Knives
o7. ili2 Fire. and Spring.
GENTLEMEN TotPEEs.
+ Thousands ~ men wearing them Made
perfect lu cvety detail. san Frap@ir.
e." Hair store, l4Oi First Avo.
FuRNfTUUE HALE-i2a rooms Of second.
J hand furniture from the well known At
lauilr lodging house. bouEht by the ftat
] Front Furniture Co. now for Hais NJ our
st"re. W. second ave south. very cheap.
! BUalNEss MEN For Al service ,ntronigo
! tho Maxwell Mansion cafe. terms noder.
ate pleasantly situated at 1920 81 ave
/ cor Of University also furnished rooms.
/ c. p. SANDERS. landscape gardener: CON
tturta taken for grading lots. satisfaction
/ guaranteed Address b92 t4th. West IRE
! mont station,
I BAKED DEANS AND BROWN BREAD
/ tbDhTON GTYLEj phone. John gpsi Tor
delivery THE BOSTON HEAEERY
/ ia Virginia street
/ BEE Lloyd. Briacoe A Lloyd. 30 HiuckIoy
block, about your homes Tor cash or de-
fpTred payments.
FANCY FLOWERS 10 order, natural now
I sra duplicated. preserved. AIRS. johnson,
| 120Jh Flint
FOH RENT-HOUsEs
! ron HENI-TwG room cottage, chonp.
1913 Tenth ave. south. take Jackson 81.
cars.
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REAL eeTATe-contInuod.
NEAR uvivrnrrrY

uost buy 100 Wraailfu. ora car fI.s ,..,,.,
~" iret frontage. ia feet deem. srd ia.
- nlle} special price far few 'dhya onig
$50 N'''
90 acres. nll Improved. White uiyor lot.
Hh lana. urHr urw electric limo bufIt.
lnsa, etc., un The %. o. f1ad. only geuu0
Two Tote. - corner un aoih ami Dsv. tnl
trei nom tur care. ggoO tnEos both. ma
NELSON. MAcriiErFOs a CO..
t2h Sew fofh MuDk.
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30 y J, TNTIMNN,
Judge Of said Superior Court.
state Of washington, county Of

state OF Washington, County OF
King. IS.
!. G. A. Koepfli. county clerk and
eN- officio clerk OF the superior court
OF the state Of Washington. for the
county of King, do hereby certify
mat the above and foregoing docu-
lheht ~ true, correct and complete
copy OF an order OF said superior
court TO show cause why partition
ana distribution of said estate should
NOT be made iu the above entitled
matter the appointment OF commits
sloners' the sale of said property or
sSttihg the same aside To one or more
OF the persons interested. etc. made
ana entered by said court on the 2nd
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$500 acres unimprovcd
$3.50 @ acres ready for the pillow, both
at Sunnydale
$500 90 acres, 30 acres bottom land
10 cleared. = n acres bearing orchard
Good broom house. barn and chicken
house Fine stream ~ water Good
well Half cash. balance on time. ON
railroad near seattle
SrETTENGREN s ARNELL,
2S ho1well Block. Established 1888
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FOR RALN-oHs - tire fnd@e centrally
situated barter shops and hath hussc in
me city. IuFkish ard needle aHawsr
Shower baths haHdsnfnsiY ntieA up. for
sale at bargain. Inquire % uuusf A
Ia rrurr. tsNta SECOND ayr
Pr saie.-t'afng lsfsiY Furnished enffsEe
son fuii.sisrd iuf. ia aosifatir ip,stion
price tihsH, terms e. stiif
HriTudii farm fur snls. veil sfas H~f. ~
miles ffufu rlU viii extend terms go HHit
rury harrr Fpr further particulars. in-
4slrs a. A. tsEfvnre.
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htl-i.MANa beautifui iase frunt addition
ia Dos on ere ntHrhaf nrafiY hn1 lots snti
% 10 iAsf fsu taFs 80 g. si5h each
- dswn. o. fngafhiy. i4tnbsf uaia 80
payments safts aa rruf. - n3sn noe Lar.
inH naw plank sidsNa4ka 70 fraaf q saft
l9t. money fefurnsa " dlasatisne1 after
nns feaf. 10 sztFa usr Nil - "a
Efuunfs SUNDAY 90 ahaN unaait 3afs come
aairA- sse oNnsr Hiiifnan. ofTics saa -
rrrseui Grren Lake car uns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-10

WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
New 10 the time 60 hey prpt~rty In this
tehHtifui nutnfb3 Etaaed sif~sia. Hnr
water. grand Wee. nicely located. small
payments haiaure mrHthiY. hufnsa tuiit
80 easy terms We wili furnish yoa with
plans FREE csii in and sss us before yeu
BAY. q. =. Investment Co.. 1871 10
Tinted ave.
BARGAINS ~ lots IN West Seattle
centrally located. grand view. srnisd
streets, roe water, Eood improvements
prices 500 sita and 500. small cash
atrosii balanee monthly. bones built
you over the property. sturtevant a
Co. Boston block.
FoR wen improved farms small or large.
at low prices, call on us-
COLLINS a WILLIAM.
Room o. sullivan Hlock.
ROOM % SULLIVAN block.
LIT us show sou our queen Anne Sec.
oni Add. Tote rhrapert properly In Seat
i.ysfs 4 90. ilsi mrs, Avenue. 49, =
OIL
TIfE ehsapsst piacs 10 buy on Ana 6Ano-
Hin. r. from the Olympic on Co. ei1 "a
~ tou
Foa sALE-FARNs AND LANDS
a PEW nAVGAtNs.
stock farm. 100 acres trst river to,,,an
land. a. acres IN cultivation. balance
easily cleared. an fenced and cruss-
feaced Broom nnusr , IatHo barns and
era' other outbuilfinCs adjoining
small town. team. haruess wagon.
pjoW. tau5w, reaper, cuiuvator. conn
pl'to outnt 90, tools. also hay in tho
harm. au for 81 500
II aeres rich bottom land, 90 Hcres IN
cuitivat p s.room house, largo harm,
FprinE water. located Ia uDh farming
district. handy so small town. e. uOu.
No, l022
% acres lowell iaad. good soil. adjoining
small town, - fow minutes Walk from
depot store. uoat1fncc and good school
email house. large barn. orcharad. small
fruits. 2 cows l piz, 80 chickens. outht
OF tools '''' No. ss7
iG2 acres. facing ON the Sound. with half
mile OF nlco waterfront. 10 utrrs
cleared ana fenced, nice creek thrUuEh
tho ulnoc umRll orchard. a.room houHr
barn and chicken houses, one milo from
boat landing owner iH obliged tn leave.
and 90 make quleh s slc VIII sell for 500
81 norcr. Foot level land. ndintning small
town. hnudY 60 Seattle, an partially
cleared and seeded in grass. $50 per
acre or VIII exchange ana pay some
cash for house and lnt Ia town.
No. b22
10 ncrer, ON partially cleared. seeded In
Erasa, small house. spring water
handy e. depot. store. postofilce and
We make a speciality OF solilng country
property Write for printed llat or call
~ once an see maps. plnta ana photos.
ROBERT MALrnY. A0o-4io n. Y. Block.
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iipMEsEfk Kris pAhApiHE
RAINIER BEACH ITS ALL nlaHT %
uHnt DELAY Dee iaasinE a. this pFur~rtY
Sc beautifully ipeafsd on siaFe cf t.aae
Naalsinafun. ftefg % ulthIa f-H
steps ~ 1Aks Ar8 electric tire t~ fare
sHffirn ffofn a. m Co % g. m fs~ri
stnata streets. watef. etr over To-
iuta ssid "a past no dave. maug hosues
t~Hffna laia neiilnE fast ahd M sun
Or. uHiF 50 90 ana gTH fnf iarsa -.
fuut Tote. " - cash and 81 90 month
49, geref. o. y HtaFfeNant. 7 tlenfan
block. OF ~ Rainier beach
HOUSES PROM tao1 To ttgpo.
AfTtmHew .Feaau huuan. 80 cash. $40
utnntt int fs4Ninn. close e. cars
s4Tb fuYn uitH corner iat hnafp1 sfd -
car line. god prospective business io-
eafirn.
Nice iet on corner % broadway. not tsf
GOT fur tTfu. Easy terms
iafY birgris Hssf hut little cheap
TO lots w ufiuhna adIitiun. E7t 60 $3.50
~ ~asy terms
Lots bipeka AMI arFs tracts on Easy trfmn
fsep sarha2 hnsatfv tracts. - down. o.
month. sod ute.
~ =. CAMPBELL
IT. TsiiHian ave, ballard
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Tho urctticHt ana most convenient place
on Lake Washington IN which 60 own "a
home. VIII morn than duuhls in value.
The electric lire passes your door, DC
fare. nli nice homes. deep lots. average
about 90 acre. b1-fert frontage. high
and hoalthfuti prices, $50. 500 and $40
only $500 down, ana SO 20 per month.
e.. X. sturtovant. owner Boston block
or at Rainier Beach.
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LET va show you our queen Anne Sec
ond Add. lots; cheapest property IN Noat-
tie for tho money. easy terms. n. e.
Byers A. co.. 1921 First Avenue.
TWO lots on Thirteth. 100 foot from oars:
$3.50 takes both. splendid location, Net-
rpu Macpherson Co. 42p New York
UtgHit
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TIMERS

fkINhFEh co. phone KAN
sza Office % Marion st.-- Moving heavy
freight. a.tEH. machinery naa furniture
sud planes. horses boarded
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ron RENT Two room cottage, cheap
cars
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state % Washington. in and
f8v the County Of King In Pro
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BAKED BEANs AND BROWN BREAD
fBOHTON GTYLrJ; phone. John gaqI for
delivery. THE BOSTON BEAEERY.
ia Virginia street
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Classified Ads
soct,r. NOTICE,

ffNG up MATS TuT
Fuf rtrsnirk ani run1RsftnE Eenta AMI
ladies' eiathea Citg u3s WORKS.
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BEE Lloyd. BrisCoe A Lloyd. 30 IIinckIcy
block, about your homes for cash or de-
frrred payments.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01
The January Gael.

This interesting monthly, devoted TO
the language. music and art of Ireland,
comes to us laden with an array Of
Illustrated articles, stories and sketch
es of a very high standard, and will
doubtless be received with feelings OF
the keenest pleasure and appreciation
by everyone fortunate enough to read
it.
Memories Of Galway" by Miss Ger
aldine NJ. Haverty, is descriptive ar
ticle of much merit. and gives an
Americans appreciative impressions Of
the Galway Feis.
The poetry i'll the January GAEL as
usual possesses the high literary merit
peculiar to that magazine. "Old Cork
Beside the Lee" by d. \. Mccarthy.
"Cushla Machrec," by Mary o. O'Rel!-
ly, and "Bearna Boaghail," by til,
late William Rooney, are some of the
gems. THE GAEL is published month
ly at $50 Nassau street, New York, for
$1.oD n year.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01
Anecdotes Of Daniel Sully.

While playing ''The Parish PRIEST
last season Mr.. Daniel Sully visited a
city where he has played ever since he
has been star. AS he was register
ing at the hotel. the clerks voice call.
ing out F" Dan Sully. show this gentle.
man room %" startled him. He turn
ed to find a shock-headed Irish lad at
his side saying 'This way to the Gle.
vator, SIR
Mr.. Sully said to the boy: 'sWhat did
he call you?"
"Dan Sully, sir. that's my name:
Dan Sully Nolan"
GLOW did you come by that name, {"
asked Mr.. Sully.
"Well, sir, the night I was born my
father saw Dan sully play Daddy
Nolan" in The Corner Grocery and
when he got home he found me there.
He said he couldn't give me much of
a start except a good name and to be
a good Nolan I'd have to he Dam Sully.
This way to the elevator, SIR"
Mr.. Willis Boyer. Manager of Mr..
Daniel Sully, planned a trip to fish for
black bass for his star. Proprietor
John Nero and his wife, of the Hotel
Davenport, New Haven, with Mrs.
Boyer and the captain of the sail boat,
made up the remainder Of the party.
Mr.. Sully caught the first fish; Mr..
Boyer followed with the next, which
all the party saw was Of different
variety. The captain was asked the
name of the fish and replied that it was
a Conner"
Mr.. Boyer lost so much bait for some
time that he was getting discouraged
when he caught another Conner" He
called to Mr.. Sully: "Dan, I've got
another Kelly! These Irish fish hav.,
been stealing all my bait" Mr.. Sully
said: Its wonder you caught him, IL
he's Irish. Trust an Irishman gen.
orally to see the point-even of a fish
hook"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01
Death Of Mrs. A. ]. Kelly.

On FRIDAY Of last week Mrs Ellen
Kelly, widow of the late Anthony ],
Kelly, merchant tailor, passed away
after a long illness at the family resi-
dence, 107 Highland avenue, at the age
of 40 years. Deceased was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ma
honey and was born at Burlington,
Vermont. After the death Of her
father mt Hastings, Mimi, in 1872, she
came to Minneapolis with her mother.
Mrs. Bridget Mahoney, who is still 4
resident OIL this city. In the early
seventies SIZE was united in marriage
to Daniel QuirN, but their married lif.,
was short, owing to Tue death of Mr..
Quirk a few years later. From this
union there remains one surviving
cnilu, Miss Molly Quirk. Several years
after the death of her first husband
the deceased was married to Anthony
]. Kelly, the we'll known merchant
tailor, WHO died in this city May 81,
1901. One child, Miss Helen Kelly.
is left to mourn the death of her fathc..
and mother, and she, with Miss Molly
Quir.,, pefoIe mentioned. are the only
surviving children. The funeral was
held last Monday morning from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
and was largely attended. Requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. FIR. Duff
fy, who also preached beautiful ser
mon ON the sad occasion. Many WIS.,
itors from outside of the city were in
attendance at the obsequies, among
whom were Dan. Nj. Clark of Brain
eru, a former resident of Hastings and
an old friend Of the relatives of the
deceased. The interment was at st.
Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01
!. 1h Death Ron.

Robert Earl Duffy, aged years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Duffy, 31O3
Dupont avenue S., died last Tuesday.
Funeral services were held at st. Ste
phen's church Thursday morning. The
remains were placed in vault in
Lakewood cemetery.
Charles Grew, an old resident of the
city and we'll known and popular
miller, employed by the Consolidated
Milling company, died suddenly last
Sunday. He had just gone to the mills
to begin his days work and was srick-
en- down with heart failure, passing
away almost instantly. Deceased was
81 years of age and leaves a widow
and eight children. The funeral oc-
CURED Thursday afternoon. The inter
ment was at Lakewood cemetery.
The death of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien
occurred Friday of last week after a
long illness at the family residence,
Polk and Summer street N. E. The
deceased was II years of age and the
wife of Daniel O'Brien, an old resident
Of the East side, who with their four
daughters survive her. The funeral
was held from the Church of St. An
thony of Padua last Monday morning.
Requiem mass was celebrated, after
which the remains were inferred at st.
Anthony cemetery.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01

returns" Deceased was born in the
county of Mayo, Ireland. In 1884,
where he grew to manhood ana was
Joined in wedlock. Being possessed Of
indomitable courage and an inherent
desire for greater opportunities than his
native land afforded, he emigrated ID
America in 1864, just as the young re-
public was recovering from the throcs
OF the great Civil war. For several
years he resided in West Virginia, Mis-
souri, and Pennsylvania, but in 1872
became imbucd With the spirit of tile
times and started westward. locating
in st. Paul. He resided there unit
1878 when he removed to Traverse
county. then Il treeless prairie on the
western borderland of the state. The
story of the upbuilding of that section
is best told by the prosperous villages
and beautiful farms now Astounding
there. which, when compared With It's
desolate appearance of a quarter of g
century ago, attests more strongly than
words can depict the herculean task
performed by those who blazed the
way for the onward march of civilixa.
tion, and stands forth fitting lnonu-
ment to perpetuate the memory o: the
early settler. Mr.. Hopkins was man
of more than average intellectual force
and Of most interesting personality.
He was wholly alive to the needs OF
the undeveloped west, and every move
mellt tending towards its advancement
commanded his earnest support, and
earned for him an enviable reputation
among his neighbors.
Deceased leaves a grown-up family
Of nine children, all highly respected
residents Of this state, his eldest son,
p. j., being the present sheriff of Tray
erse county.
The funeral occurred at Gracevill,
on Monday of last week, the remains
being inferred in the beautiful Lake
side cemetery by the side Of his wife.
who preceded him to the spirit land
nearly decade ago. The funeral cor
tege was composed of over one hundred
vehicles, the largest seen in that Sec
ton for years, and strongly attestel
the high esteem in which deceased was
held.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01
70 Celebrate Emmet's Birthday.

At the last regular meeting of the A.
o. H. county board it was decided to
celebrate the anniversary of the birth
of Robert Emmett, on the evening of
March 4, and committee of one from
each division was appointed to make
the necessary arrangements. 1t is in
tended to have high class musical
and literary entertainment, to be fol-
lowed by a banquet. Members Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary will cooperate with
their. brother members of the A. o. H.
in making the affair a grand success.
The Fourth ward wigwam, corner Of
Ninth street and Western avenue, has
been secured for the occasion. Further
particulars will be given in succeeding
issues Of the Irish Standard. It is the
intention of the Hibernians to give this
entertainment and banquet free Of ex-
pense to those who attend.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-02-01
Death Of Stephen Hopkins, ST.

One by one the grim reaper, Death
gains for his own the sturdy pioneers
to whose intrepidity the North Star
state owes its wonderful development,
and the passing of each causes pang
of sorrow to pierce the breast Of the
later generation, as they realize that
for their present environment they owe
a debt of gratitude to the men who in
the dim and distant past underwent the
hardships and privations incident to
the lives of those who composed the
vanguard Of our western civilization.
On Friday, Jan. IL, at his late resi-
dence 2S1 st. Anthony avenue, st.
Paul, the Angel Of Death gently
touched the brow Of Stephen Hopkins,
ST., and his soul was waited to "that
country from whose bourne no traveller