The Irish standard., 1903-07-25

-'AA .. "A iNNA ~. ASuA, VI Seuar street,
is in Grand Forks for few days
visit.
Miss Anna Grady, of East winifled
street, is visiting i'll Superior, having
returned this week from a tour of the
great lakes.
Miss Lois McQuillan and John NJ.
Schweitzer were married Thursday
evening at st. Joscph's church.
Miss Jeanette Brown daughter of
William Brown, of Ramsey street, was
married to Edward f. Sc:,nlon. The
wedding took place at the cathedral.
Mrs. s. ]. Melady. of Chicago, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. O'Rurke, of
West George street
Miss Florence Ryan. Laurel avenue
has returned from Il visit to Duluth.
Miss Margaret Conroy. of Margaret
street. is visiting her uncle at Prior
! Lake.
Louise Bourner and Joseph Mashof-
Sky were married at the cathedral
July 22nd.
Mrs. O'Brien, of dunedin Terrace, is
| entertaining Jessie and Henry O'Bricn,
Of Des Moines, Ia.
Mrs. L. \. Connolly. of Midway
avenue. is visiting friends in Brincr,l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and family. of
East Congress street. have returned
| from Belle Plaine.
Johnny McGowal son of Roger Nc
Gow;ln. East Congress street. is spend
| ing his vacation with Mrs. John RYAN.
Nermillion.
Div. No. ), \. O. H.. gave dancing
| party last Monday in Odd Fellows hall.
| East 18th street.
Miss Jennie Ryan. Smith avenue. is
visiting at Goodhuc Mimi.
Joseph Hurley, of West Superior. is
visiting his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
| Hurley. Robert street.
Miss McGinn. ST. Peter street. and
| her guest Miss Gleason. of Salem.
| Wis. are taking the Georgian Bay
| trip.
\ permit was issued by the building
| department Tuesday for the erection
| by st. Thomas college of II four-story
brick hall which will bc devoted To
| classroom use. The new building.
| which will stand between the other
| t,vn bI,il1iprS of tl,, .oll,ro will La,
| three stories and Il half 120X1O feet.
and will he constructed in a style ia
| harmOniZe With the other buildings
| In the basement there will he :: GYM
| naSiunl. On the first floor will he the
| office. and the rest of this floor and
| the second floor will be devoted TO
| classrooms, of which there will hc
| twelve in addition to the typrwrting
| room and the commercial room. On
| the upper floor will hr Il large study
hall. The building will be heated
from the central heating plant. The
| work of construction is we'll under
way. the walls hcin" nearly to the
second story. and it is expected that
! the building will he ready for use by
| the opening of the college i'll the fall.
| The cost will be $45.000.
Lena Dormclly. is years old. Mary
| T.. Cooney. aged II. and Nellie \.
| Reagan. Dc died during the past week
Mrs. Nellie Regain died Sunday last
at her home in this city after an illness
of five months. The funeral WAS held
from st. .TOSrph's church Oh WedneS-
day morning. After the celebration OF
requiem mass the remains were III
tered i'm Calvary cemetery. She leaves
IL husband and brother, II. j. Connolly
! of Minneapolis.
At a recent meeting of Division No.
{. A. O. H., of ST. Paul. the following
resolutions were adopted
| Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty
God to call from earth our beloved
Brother, n. Il. Sweeney, and while we
bow in humble submission to Ills
holy will. we feel the loss of our late
Brother,
| Resolved. That Division No. extend
| to his bcrcavcd mother and family our
sincere sympathy i'm their sad loss of Il
| loving SOM and brother,
Be it further resolved. That our char
| ter be drapcd in mourning for thirty
days. ana Il copy of these resolutions
he sent to the family of our late
| Brother.