The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-02-21

wing, S33 summer street N.E.
Sheriff Dreger is in New Hampshire
tn hiring Doc Ames back for trial. 1t
is thought that the fugitive IS 100
weak to be taken home, and that he
may possibly die on the way.
N. O. Werner, treasurer OF lhe
famine fund, has already received
Sc Goo for the sufferers in Sweden and
Finland, and it is expected that this
will he increased to $4,000.
The last dance to be given before
Lent by the Nabobs will take place
next Tuesday evening at Masonic
Temple. VIM. Z. Reau will be mas
fer of ceremonies. Music Will NE
furnished by the Nabob's orchestra.
Little katherine Doyle, 5 years OLD,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W..
DOYLE, 3O23 Girard Ave. n, died Tues
day Feb. II, after short illness OF
diphtheria Her remains were taken
to Kilkenny for interment.
Bishop Keane, of Cheyenne, preached
last Sunday morning at Immaculate
Conception Church, Of which he was
pastor for ten years. In the even
ing he preached in st. Paul at st.
Luke's Church OH 1.-The Confessional"
On another page of the Irish Stand
ard will be found list Of books OH
sale at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 S. Fourth street. These
books are by the worlds best authors
and would be a welcome addition to
every household.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Baldwin, resident
of Minneapolis for number Of years,
died Friday, February 9th, at her
home, 25O7 Logan avenue N. She was
60 years Of age. Her funeral was
held from Ascension church, Monday
morning. Interment was at Lake
wood cemetery.
Father Cleary will give an illustrat-
ed lecture on the Passion Play at the
new Ascension church on Sunday
evening, February 22nd, under the
auspices Of the Holy Name society.
Fine musical program will be render
ed. An admission fee of % cents will
be charged.
The st. Anthony Total Abstinence
Society will give a card party next
Monday evening at st. Anthony Hail.
Valuable prizes will be given to the
fortunate winners. The first ladies
prize is $500 rug; the second ladies'
prize, a five pound jar of butter;
gents head prize, five dollar chair
gents second prize, Whittier's Poems.
The public are invited. Admission
25 CENTS.
At the annual meeting Of the Min
Monday afternoon, the following Of
ficers were elected: President, A. =.
Choate; vice-president, Rome G..
Brown; secretary, John Il. Baxter;
treasurer, Edward S. Waters; execu-
tive committee, A. 3. Choate, John T..
Baxter, Emanuel Cohen, John Fl.
Steele, A. V. Merrill J. B. Phelps, F.
V. Brown.
The ladies of the Holy Rosary par
ish will give card party and dance
at Forester's hall, cor. Franklin and
Fifteenth avenues, S., Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. oath. A very pleasant
time is promised to all who attend.
There will be refreshments AMI prizes,
also few vocal and instrumental sell
ections. The leading feature of the
evening will be the drawing of the
portrait Of Rev. Father Hartigan, o.
p. All are invited.
Hon. John Il. Finerty visited Mime
apolis during the early part Of the week
in the interest of the United Irish
League, and on Sunday afternoon a
meeting was held at the West Hotel,
but for some reason the attendance was
light. This would indicate lack of
interest among Minneapolis Irishmen,
which should not exist. Affairs
in connection with the local branch OF
the United Irish League seem to be
badly managed, to say the least.
Through the kindness of Fox &
Long, East Side undertakers, the body
of the infant son of John Deninsky,
17O6 Fifth avenue N. E., was saved
from burial in the pntter's field. Mr..
Deninsky was without means to bury
the child and gave the remains to the
county authorities to bury. The un-
dertakers, hearing Of the case, have
taken the body for burial to st. Mary
cemetery. The child died suddenly
Friday morning of pneumonia. Mr..
Deninsky is teamster and has been
out of work all winter.
Div. No. 2, A. o. H. held an interest
ing meeting last Sunday afternoon at
Labor Temple at which six new men,
bers We're initiated. The beautiful