The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-07-11
FROM THE CAPITAL

Father Hart OF st. Marks Church.
Merriam Park, held Il bazaar in the
Church hall on July y. He reports
having done very we'll and made IL
success of it. Among the winners of
prizes We're: Miss Margaret Bridgman.
gold watch set with diamonds: Miss
Annie Twohy. gold watch: Master
McGonigal. pony; Mrs. Hawkins also
won Il prize.
John Clark, 23O Acker street, fell
through Il manhole in front of the AS
toria hotel. Wabaslla street, Wednes-
day morning, striking OH his head in
the basement. He had his collar bone
broken. besides an abrasion to the left
side Of the head and profuse hemor-
rhage. DR.. Meyerding attended him
at the city hospital, whittier he was
taken in the police ambulance. 1t is
feared that his skull is fractured. The
manhole was left open for the remov-
al of ashes.
A building permit was issued Wed
neSday to the church of the Sacred
Heart for the erection of a convent
building on East Sixth street, be-
tween Hope and Sinner streets. The
structure is to be of brick, II by 50
feet and two stories high. 1t will cost
$4,000 and work on the foundation
has alfeady commenced.
Mrs. Ann Ryan, widow of the late
Edward Ryan, died ut her residence,
542 Laurel avenue, at $3.50 p. III.
Tuesday. Mrs. Ryan WIS born in
Queens county, Ireland. and came to
st. Paul in 1858. She is survived by
a grown-up family of five sons and
three daughters, all of whom were at
her bedside ut her death. The funeral
took place from the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. ]. Il. Mulrooney, 1874
Laurel avenue, Thursday morning.
Mass was at st. Luke's church ut 9:5O.
Mrs. +. J. Noylr. who mas recently
been visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Moran of Valley
City, y. d.. and also With friends in
Jamestown. tine same state. has re-
turned to her home on Pleasant ave
nue..
Mrs. =. ]. Lawler, Ashland avenue.
is visiting in Madison. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Quinan, Ash.
land avenue. arc touring the great
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Conruy. Rnnlo
street. have gone to Duluth ana
Sault ste Marie
Mrs. ID. W. I.;lwlcr. Marshall avenue.
left Wednesday for Maple Lake.
Miss Kerwn. Central avenue. will
leave next week for Il trip on the
great lakes.
Miss Aaloney, Iglehart street, has
returned from Il visit to Mortified.
Mrs. Thos. c. Fitzpatrick. Summit
avenue and Miss Brennan. of the Al
hon. have returned from IL visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Wack. of
Denver. Colo. are visiting their
mother, Mrs Margaret McCarty. of
st. Anthony avenue.
Miss Grace Mcdonald. West George
street. and Miss kittie Mccarthy, st.
Anthony avenue. have gone to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Murphy. residing at McCar-
ron lake. where her husband OWLS Il
dairy farm. was painfully injured on
Rice street Wednesday by a fall from
her husbands wagon. Mrs. Murphy
was alighting when she tripprd on the
wheel and fell to the curb. She
broke her right wrist, bruised her
hips and was so badly shaken up that
she was taken to the city hospital.
DIR. Norton attended.
Father COsgrOve.. of st. VincentS
church, gave first holy communion to
a very large class Of children and al
so to some adult converts on last
Sunday. II WAS the largest class in
that parish in the last Is years. due
largely to the new schOol. Among
the converts was !, colOrrl man. and
he is acting as missionary among his
friends, and it is hoped he will soon
bring some of them into THE Catholic