The Irish standard., 1903-08-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mimi, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
NJ. +. McHale, 2425 Twenty-tifth ave-
nue. south.
The marriage of Edward Murray to
Lula Mckenzie took place at st. Glenn
ent's church, Wednesday afternoon at
five O'clock. Rev. Il. ]. Fitzgerald per-
formed the ceremony.
Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street south. Prayer books,
rosaries, scapulars and other religious
articles. Good books for young and
old.
Mrs. B. AIahoney and daughter, Mrs.
D. Hayes, of Montreal, Cam, are spend
ing the summer in the city, and are
the guests of Mrs +. Tr;linor, 80 High
land avenue.
Mayor ]. c. Haynes has left his Of
fetal duties and will take a rest until
Sept. /. He will visit his old home at
Troy, N. Y, and will later spend some
time on the Atlantic seashore for pur-
poses of recreation.
Last Tuesday morning requiem
mass was celebrated in all the Catholic
churches throughout the city for the
repose Of the soul of Leo NH. There
was large attendance and the services
were very impressive.
Rev. Thomas Haggerty of New Mex
leo, will lecture in Century hall this
city during the month of September
on a date to be announced later. Faith
ism and is said to be a powerful orator.
The third lawn social of this season
given by the young ladies of st. An
thony parish will take place next Tues
day evening, corner Eighth avenue and
Main street northeast. Music by the
Journal band, a country store, refresh
ments and other attractions. Tickets
Is cents.
Mayor Haynes will at the next meet
ing Of the board of tax levy ask for an
increase in the police appropriation so
that the force may be enlarged. The
force is now limited to 225 men, but
the mayor says that 100 more are
needed. This increase would require
an additional 100000 a year.
The Young Peoples club of ST.
Charles church will give lawn social
on the grounds near the church, corner
Thirteenth avenue and Fourth street
south, next Tuesday evening There
will be a fine band of music with
games, sports and refreshments. If
the weather is unflvorable the social
will be held in the church assembly
rooms. The public is cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eckfelt and son
returned last Saturday evening to their
home, st. Louis Mo-, after spending a
pleasant week with relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. james Kelly, 1925 Eighteenth
avenue south, and Mrs. ID. o. Spauld-
ing, GOT, Eighth avenue south. Mr.
Eckfelt, who is president of the Mound
City Chair Co., at st. Louis, was great
ly impressed with Minneapolis us an
ideal city.
Tomorrow the Socialists will have
their sixth semi-annual excursion and
family outing down the Mississippi
and UP Lake st. Croix. Steamboat will
leave soldiers home at 8 \. NJ, and
st. Paul at 10 A. NJ. Koehlers' Mil
itary band has been engaged Re-
freshments will be served on board.
but no intoxicating liquors will be al
lowed or sold. Tickets fifty cents for
the round trip.
Edward Corrigan and Mary Kelly
were welded at Ascension church,
Thursday morning at eight o'clock; the
nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Moore. After the wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Corrigan left
for Blainerd. Minn., the former home
of the groom and where now resides
his brother with whom they will spend
a few weeks, then returning to Min
neapolis to make their future home
Members of Henncpin Council, No.
435, knights of Columbus and their
friends, to the number of 300 or more,
had merry time Wednesday after
noon and evening at Lake NIinneton-
ka, the occasion being the annual sum-
mer outing of the popular organiza-
ton. Music, dancing, games and re-
freshments were among the features.
Many of til party partook of dinner at
the Tonka Bay hotel and in the eve
ming a trip around the lake on the
Puritan was greatly enjoyed.
The young ladies of Ascension parish
are preparing for {; grand midsummer
festival, to be held next Thursday eve
ming, August 6, on the grounds OH Du-
pont avenue north, between Eighteenth
and Twentieth avenues. In addition
to the usual refreshments. there will
be various games, fancy article booths,
and excellent music. AS this is an an
nual affair with the young ladies of
Ascension parish. they are working
very enthusiastically to make it a
grand success. They extend a cordial
invitation to all the friends Of 4Ascer-
siop ,.iS1, tn 1,o r,pncopt o,,I