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


street So, second floor.
The body of Bonnie O'Brien. which
was recovered from the river Monday,
was taken to Adriall, Mimi, for i'll
terment Tuesday night. He was
drowned June IL.
Miss Noureen Hoye ard her mother
have returned from Chicago where
they have been enjoying visit With
relatives and friends during the past
two months.
A nice line of white prayer books
for children who are to make their
First Communion, will be found at the
Catholic Book Store, 81 SO. 4th street.
Bishop Keane, Of Wyoming, and
Father Thos. Sherman, S. j., Chicago,
ILL.,, are distinguished visitors in the
city and guests of Rev. james Cullen
of the immaculate Conception church.
Largest and best stock of prayer
books and rosaries to be found in the
city at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 So. 4th street. Just the
place to get what is needed for the
boys and girls who are about to make
their First Communion.
Rev. Father Dug;rll, Holy Rosary
church, left Wednesday evening for
SalNlusky, Ohio. his former home.
His father is quartermaster of the
Ohio State Soldiers Home, which is
located at Sllnlusky. Father DuSan
will return about the first of August.
Rev. J. Harrington, pastor of AS
cellsion church. john Meagler. the
fuel dealer, and Z. J. Kennedy, the
gunsmitll, made up IL party ct three
for trip to Ireland. They left this
city last Sunday evening in the best
of spirits and are now OH the Allan
tic. Bon Voyage.
\ sister of Rev. Father Harrington,
who is Il dominican nun, is Il guest
of that order in Holy Rosary parish
this week. The reverend sister is
from st. Ch,ra's academy. Sinsiimlwa
apolis to bid farewell to her brother
before his departure for Ireland.
Tire young ladies' of the Blessed Vir-
gins sodality, st. Anthony parish, are
having IL series of lawn socals during
the warm weather. The second one
will take place next Wednesday
evening ut the corner of Eighth avenue
and Main street n. Z. Besides re-
freshments there will be good music
and other attractions. Admission
Is cents.
Thos. +. and Michael Iydon, of this
city, We're called to Cresco, Iowa, dur
ing the week. owing to the fatal i'll
ness of their aged father. Nicholas
Lydon. one of the pioneer residents of
northern Iowa. They reached their
destination il few hours before the
end came. The interment took place
at Cresco on Thursday
Rev. Father THOMAS Il. Sherman, S.
]. CT Chicago. whose lectures and OK
positions of Catholic doctrines have
made him prominent, has arrived in
Minneapolis to spend his vacation
as the guest of his cousin, james
f. Blaine, in the Swineford flats.
Father Sherman will attend the Cath
Ollie summer school. now in session in
st. Paul. although The has 10 part in
the program. The distinguished WIS.,
itor is a SON of the iate General Will
lam Il. Sherman.
Little Earl Mcneil, aged 5 years,
who was found about two weeks ago
in Washington avenue S. saloon by
Humane society agents. was COM
mitted to the Catholic orphanage
Tuesday morning. About two years
ago an effort was made by the society
to have the child committed to the
state school. but it WAS unsuccessful.
Shortly after that the father and
mother disappeared. since then the
little fellow had to shift for himself,
spending much time in saloons and
living OH free lunches.
The policemen of Minneapolis will
enjoy their seventh annual picnic this
year ut Excelsior, next Friday For
several weeks committees have been
hard ut work arranging for the event
and the affair promises to be the
most successful one ever held by the
Minneapolis "coppers.' There will be
Some of the events are limited to
policemen and members of their fam
lilies. but ample provisions are made
for free-fOr-all events. Valuable
prizes will be given to tire winners.
The excursionists will so over the
Minneapolis Il st. Louis road. The
trains will leave at 8. II. 1:3o and
6:15 o'clock, returning at 4:49, 1876
and 1890 o'clock.
William ]. Gavin, the liveryman at
513 Second avenue s., received woru
Sunday from OsseO, Mimi. that IL
horse hitclled to Il runan0ut. which lie
had rented Oh the morning OF the
Fourth, was lying dead on the streets
of that town. The horse was taken