The Irish standard., 1903-09-05

Everett.-ThOmaS Rice. Tim Moriur-
ty. w. ID. Mcmillan. Il. +. Sheehan. NJ.
Nj. Tovey. l.. Mulligan. John Duffy.
Tacoma.-E. j. Walsh. Peter Reglin,
j. {. McKeown. Thos. Gorham, NJ. ID.
Coleman. John Leo. f. j. AIcGloin. NJ.
Christian, L. Gilmartin. Wm Lloyd. NJ.
Mccarthy. ID. Foley. Nj. Shea. y. T..
Harrison. w. NJ. Farrell. Dave Blake.
J. ]. Coughlin. John Doohen. +. J..
Mooney. J. J. Donnellan. Il. Il. ARM
strong. VIM. Howell. John Hunt. Fra
ger Bros, w. j. Mcdonnell ID. Wynn.
Portland.-.I James Franey Tim
Murphy. John Farrell. Harry Kenny,
l.. w. Taggart. Neil OHare. l.. Sham
nahan, James Malone. I. AIinogue.
james Gleason. J. NJ. Ginty. Rev. j. ID.
O'Brien. Nj. +. Mccormick. J. T.. Nee
han. c. Curran. Mrs. y. Kellogg. John
Forbes. j. f. O'Bricn. l.. O'Halloran,
VIM. Hartiyan.
Occur IAlene.-Dr. l.. J. Scallon,
Capt. j. j. O'Brien. j. l.. McClear,
Rev. FIR. Purcell. DIR. III. V. Scallon, G..
+. Steele. John Donovan. Frank Dunn,
y. ID. McPhee. ]. Il. Sullivan. Such
men. too. as j. Il. O'Brcn and Philip
McArdle of Spokane and Robert Brad
ley of Wallace cannot he overlooked.
IN \ PERSONAL. VEIN.
DrS. III. V. and l.. j. ScallOn are resi-
dent physicians of Cocur d'Alcnc City.
The former is known as the "Old Doc
tor" and at one time WAS Il resident of
Eau Claire, Wis Both are excellent
gentlemen.
Spokane IIibernilnS are moving
along nicely. J. j. Sullivan makes IL
good county president.
Walter O'Dwycr, the versatile news
paper writer, is now ut MiSSOula,
Mont. Was formerly Il resident of the
Flour City.
AS an Irish city" Portland COM
pareS poorly with tho Puget Sound
cities. This is not saying there are not
Il number of fair, hrond-lnin,lcd Irish
men in Portland. To the contrary no
better representatives of the race can
hc found anywhere. but they are NOT
in the majority.
The future seems bright for Occur
T\lene City about thirty miles from
Spokane. An electric intcrllrIan line
will soon he ready for use between the
two cities and will prove beneficial to
both. There are Il number of excellent
Catholic families here. Rev. FIR. Pur-
cell. who has done good service for the
church both in Idaho and Washington.
is the parish priest.
Mrs. Ferguson. who has been in
Minneapolis for about six months. re-
Gently returned to Seattle She is IL
sister of Mrs. Wm McArde. That re-
minds us that Wm Mc.\rtlle has IL host
of ac,lulntancrS in this western coun-
try. BILLY" has Il pleasant home. is
doing We'll and deserves we'll at the
hands of his felownen. He is out Of
politics at present. is drvoting himself
to business, llnvin" in mind ut all
times the best interests of Seattle.
Tom" Gill, of the welI-known firm
of Gill Bros. formerly residents of
Minneapolis. was recently married in
Seattle.
Ed j. Walsh of st. CroiX county,
Wis. is mrptn" with much success in
Tncom;l.
Pat Mc';lol has something of IL
farm inside tho city limits and will
furnish "spuds" for the city this fall.
The wife and children of James
Shcelln. who have been visiting in
Ireland for the past three months or
more. will return i'm the near future.
They will soon be i'm Minneapolis, the
guests of his brother. VIM. j. Shechan.
".Iim'' is one of the solid men of the
coast whose word is as good as his
bond. No more reliable citizen Of
Seattle than james Sherllan.
Emil Simon. of Spokane. is another
man whom IL good many people know.
Mr. Simon wasn't born in Ireland but
has some Irish symptoms. He is IL
dealer in musical Instruments on
SurHYue avenue and Il good man to buy
goods of.
Tim Murphy. of Portland. has re-
Gently returned from II visit to his old
home in Ireland. hale and hearty. much
to the satisfaction of his host Of
friends.
One old citizen of Portland and an
lrishman of whom anyone might we'll
feel proud is James I'rancy. Forty
Years ago he lived down in lite town
in Pierce county. Wisconsin.
This would not he so bad a world
with Il lot of men like Harry Kenny of
Portland in it, One of Natures noble
men.
Neil O'IIare. of Portland. also has
our best wishes. He is Il true blue
Il good friend.
John Farrell--wc had almost for
gotten John. Nothing narrow in his
makeup. He is not without the milk
of human kindness and does not forget
the stranger in Il strange land"
There are Il number of others in
Portland and elsewhere we could say
the same for. but lack of space now
forbids.
Had Every Word of II.