The Irish standard., 1903-10-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

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Father Hartigan, o. p, is ut Sum-
merset, Ohio, attending the Interim
mediate chapter of st. Joseph's prov
ince.
A mission by the Paulist fathers of
New York, headed by Father Con-
way, will begin at the church of st.
Anthony of Padua Sunday, November
LIST, and continue two weeks.
The great -four mill strike is still
unsettled and both sides are standing
firm. The mills are said to be turning
out about one-third of their capacity
in flour and other products.
Rev. Father Moran of Holy Rosary
church, is ill at St. AIary's hospital.
He returned few days ago from
the Black Hills, where he conducted
a mission, and shortly after arriving
Patrick Nolan, of Melville, MINI,
and Mary Agnes McNulty were mar
Conception Tuesday morning ut 8
o'clock. The bridesmaid and grooms-
man were Miss Rose E. McNulty and
John w. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
will make their future home at Mel
Vile.
The marriage of Henry Martens, of
Milbank, S. d., to Agatha Baxter, 1916
Harmon Place, occurred at the church
of the Immaculate Conception We'd
nesday morning at nine o'clock. The
bride was attended by Miss Catherine
Mccain, and the groomsman was
Lawrence Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
tens will reside at NIilbanll, s. u.
Rev. J. +. Gleason, of Tracy, was in
the city last week. Father Gleason is
meeting with great success in his
present parish. He has worked zeal
ously since locating ut Tracy, and has
had the earnest cooperation Of his
people, with the result that Il large
church debt has disappeared and his
congregation has increased to almost
double in numbers.
\ reception for the people of St.
Lawrence parish was held last Thurs
day evening from half past seven till
ten o'clock at the residence of Rev.
Father Dolphin. The object of the
gathering was to let the parishioners
have an opportunity to see the beauti-
full improvements that each one helped
to make, in remodeling and furnish
ing the house.
Peter o. Elliott, Minneapolis
crank, was arrested at the White
House grounds in Washington last
Monday while endeavoring to force
his way in to interview President
Roosevelt. Elliott is an eccentric
character known in South Minneapolis
but is thought to be harmless, al
though a revolver of cheap variety
was found i'll a pocket of his coat by
the officers.
The Young Mems club is society
that was organized in Ascension par
ish week ago last Sunday. They
held their first meeting last Monday
night and selected the following Of
ficers: President, Joseph Donahue;
vice president, Andrew Connoy; Sec
rotary, George Roth; treasurer, Robert
Boardman. There are forty-five men,
bers and the purpose of this society is
to secure club rooms, gymnasium, ETC.,
for the young men.
The grand jury now in session has
This time several ex-aldermen and per-
haps some members of the present
council are said to be implicated in
boodling. Foreman G. A. Quist has
stirred up a hornets nest, and men,
bers of the grand jury are at logger
heads as to whether to follow the adj
vice of Judge Pond or County At
t0rney Boardman in handling the mat
ter, the court and the county attorney
having different views.
Division No. /, A. o. H., has Or
ganized drill corps to he known as
the Hibernian knights. All members
of the division under 30 years are
eligible. The uniform worn will con-
form as near as possible to that of the
patriots of '9S, and the arms carried
will be the Irish pike. The knights
will drill twice each month at the hall
of Division No. 1, A. o. H. NJ. w:
Mogan, patriarch of the order, is the
promoter of the new organization. The
spirit of patriotism. as we'll as the
physical benefits to be derived should
be an inducement for the younger
members of the A. o. H. to join.
OF more than usual interest was the
wedding of Miss Ida La Jei Of Osseo,
Mimi, and DR.. H. Lemmontree of
Minneapolis, which took place Friday
of last week at the residence of J.
Isenberg, $40 Cedar avenue. The
young lady is French and was Cath
Ollie but just before the wedding en-
braced the Jewish faith. She had
spent some time in preparation for this
change and had familiarized herself
with the Hebrew faith. 1t is rule of
the Jewish church that no one must
marry any one not of this faith and