The Irish standard., 1903-02-28
CITY IN BRIEF.
Forester and A. U. H. pins, Ladies'
Auxiliary pins, at the Standard Cath.
Ollie Book Store, 81 s. Fourth street.

Forester and A. U. H. pins, Ladies'
Auxiliary pins, at the Standard Cath.
Ollie Book Store, 81 s. Fourth street.
Division No. 3, A. o. H., will give
a st. Patrick's day entertainment at
st. Anthony hall, OH the evening of
March 18th. The program will be given
in future issues Of the Irish Standard.
Prayer Books, Catechlsllis, kosaries
and books by best authors, at Stand
ard Catholic Book Store, 81 4th st. s.
The total registration for February
in the public schools Of the city is 49,
$40. The grip is prevalent among
teachers and pupils and hence the at
tendance has been very irregular.
Wax Candles, brown scapulars,
statuary, srucifixes and other religious
articles at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 S. Fourth street, second floor.
On Ash Wednesday, the first day
of Lent, the Catholic churches OF the
CITY held the usual services. The I'M
maculate Conception church i'll the
evening was filled to overhowing.
Faith of our Fathers, Catholic Be-
lief. Plain Facts and many other
books of religious nature can be Sc
cured at the Standard Catholic Book
Store.
The memory of George Washington
was honored OIL his birthday by the
Sons of the Revolution ut the Com
mercial club rooms. \ banquet was
served and patriotic speeches were
made. Among the orators was Mayor
James c. Haynes.
Sheriff Dreger has returned from
New Hampshire. He says Doc. Ames
is q very sick man but is far from be-
ing a mental wreck. The fugitive
MAYOR discussed his case i'll rational
way and said that others were more
to blame for municipal corruption than
himself.
Thos. Devery and Thos. NJ. Long
have returned from business and
pleasure trip in the northern part OF
the state; after visiting several logging
camps they looked over new towns
on the Minnesota and International
railway. They say future prospects
look bright in the section of the state
visited.
Michael E. Neary, former plumbing
inspector, will be appointed head of
the identification bureau of the police
department, succeeding E. E. Whee-
lock. Mr.. Neary is president of the
State Federation of Labor, and i'll 1900
was the democratic candidate for
secretary of state. He has the support
of the laboring people of the city and
will make an efficient officer.
Judge John H. Steele was severely
injured on Thursday evening Of last
week, while riding to his home with
C. ]. Minor, the city assessor. He was
pitched out of the cutter at the corner
of Hennepin and Franklin avenues
and fell on the hard frozen ground. He
was rendered insensible by the fall
and his shoulder and hip We're badly
bruised. No bones were broken. He
is confined to his home and is gradual
ly recovering. Mr.. Minor escaped with
slight injuries but his horse was very
badly hurt in the runaway.
On next Thursday, March 9TH, Lyn-
grand free entertainment at an open
meeting at Kistler's hall, 9th ave. N.
and Lyndale ave. The following will
take part on the program: Mr.. ]. c.
Gubbins, J. N. Chellew, D. Mcnamara,
E. P. Coveny, Archie johnson, Capt.
Geo. Sinclair, DR.. Conlon Mckenzie,
E. F. O'Donnell, Miss May Lamb,
May Kanva, Tennia Murphy, May
Hanily, Theresa Hanily, and the OBJ
recht Family orchesta. All are invited
who enjoy a good laugh and rare
musical treat.
The triennial meeting of the Mime
sofa Court of Honor was held at Cen
trail hall, st. Paul, Tuesday afternoon.
Each county was represented by it's
quota of one delegate. Chancellor NJ.
]. Reynolds, Albert Lea; Recorder, ].
E. Domke and Chaplain, G.. P. Nc
Gill, Owatonna, were the only state
officers present. The report of the
supreme recorder showed the society
to have fourishel to a remarkable de-
gree. At the business meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected: State
Chancellor, ]. NJ. Stickney, St. Cloud:
vice-chancellor, Nels F. Nelson; re-
corder, William H. Gibbs, Minneapolis;
chaplain, G. P. Nagel; treasurer, Laura
2. Cairns; conductor, NJ. E. English;
guard, Benjamin E. Gunary; sentinel,
Joel G.. Wrinkles; directors, Margaret
McCabe, ]. D. Clark, L. NJ. Zachores,
George F. Albright, w. H. Hendricks,
A. G. Tyson; delegates to supreme
convention, NJ. ]. Gill, Minneapolis;
Claude D. Brewer, Kingston; Mrs. w.
A. Bamford, ]. H. Donke, Rochester;
alternates, Alex Cummins, Sank Rap
ids; Laura q. Cairns, Rices; Albert
Clark Albert Tea.T n Enolict nu