The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-04-11
CITY in BRIEF.

Prayer Books, Catechisms, Rosaries
and books by best authors, ut Stand
ard Catholic Book Store, 81 4th st. $.
Dressmakers' Union No. 1, will give
May party at A. o. U. w. hall, Is
S. Seventh street, Monday evening,
May 4th.
Div. No. 6, A. .. H., will hold its
tenth annual ball at Flo. es,er hall,
1900 e. Franklin avenue, next Friday
evening.
Forester and n. u. II. pms, Ladies'
Auxiliary pins, at the Standard Cath
olic Book Store, u s. Fourth street.
All the Catholic churches throughout
the city will have elaborate Easter
musical programs at the high mass at
1890 o'clock tomorrow.
The Nabobs will resume their pop
ular dancing parties at Masonic Tenn
pie next Thursday evening, to he fol-
lowed by one more TO be given i'll the
month OF May and which will wind up
the present series.
The young ladies Of st. Anthony's
parish will resume their series o.
socials by giving the next one at the
home of Mr.. and Mis-. Waiter Walsh,
1921 Grand street N. e., Tuesday
evening, April Dist.
The first annual ball under the aus
pieces OF the international Association
of NIachinists will be given Wednes-
day evening, April 22nd, at Masonic
Temple. Potters orchestra will lur-
nish the music and ID. w. l. fitzpatrick
will be master of ceremonies.
The ladies Of Div. No. 1, l.. "A. A. O..
H., will give a benefit card party ana
dance at A. o. U. w. hal, 10 s.
Seventh street, next Friday evening.
The proceeds are to be given to one
OF their members who has been i'll for
some time. Admission will be %
cents each.
The case of Fred w. Ames, eX-chief
of police Of Minneapolis, will come up
for hearing in the supreme court June
Is. The case of Herbert Galahugh,
who is now serving a long term in
states prison for killing colored man
in the San Angelo hotel, is set for
hearing Thursday Of this week.
An experienced Irish American
Clothing salesman can secure steady
position at the Palace Clothing House.
Must have wide acquaintance
throughout the various Catholic par
ishes in the city and with members of
Catholic fraternal societies. Good sal
AIRY will he paid to right man.
A testimonial benefit concert will be
given to the Obrecht Family Orchestra
at Kistler's hall next Friday evening.
Tickets are being sold at Is cents each,
the proceeds to be given to the men,
bers Of this family of entertainers who
have so often in the past contributed
their musical talent free Of charge to
church and society entertainments.
Several of the fraternal societies in
Guiding members of Div. No. Z, A. o.
II. have the affair in hand.
w. w. Heffeltinger is considering
the offer Of an appointment as civil
service commissioner recently made to
IN by President Roosevelt. Mr.. Hef-
felfinger has not as yet decided wheth-
err he will accept the appointment, as
the position would not only demand
his removal from Minneapolis to con-
tinued residence in Washington, but
would also necessitate his withdrawal
for a time at least from active con-
nection with the North Star Shoe COM
pany, a concern in which he is largely
Interested.
The During Swedish Ladies Quintet
now on their first tour of America,
will be heard in concert in the Ply
mouth church Wednesday evening,
May 9th. These famous singers have
been favorites in the largest cities Of
Europe, and in New York and Boston
and other Eastern cities, have had
crowded houses to listen to them. The
program they will render in this city
will include many of the sweet old
Swedish "folk songs" Of their father
land. The first part Of the program
is sung in handsome evening gowns;
the last half, in the costumes of their
fatherland.
Frank Nicodym, Hopkins, MIMI,
committed suicide by lying in front of
a train of cars that was being pulled
by cable into an elevator at Thirty
fifth street and the Milwaukee tracks.
The head was nearly severed from the
body. Nicodym carefully removed his
hat and laid his head across the rail
just as the foremost car was within
ten feet of him, so that it was impos-
sible to stop the train in time. When
Coroner Williams arrived and searched
his pockets, he found among other
things coil Of rope, showing that the
suicide had determined to end his life
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