The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17


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The Paulist Fathers of New York
city will give Il mission for non-Cath-
olics ut the church of ST. Anthony of
Padua, this city, two weeks, common
cling Sunday, Nov. 1.
Division No. 5, Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. H., will give Il card party at
their hall, Tenth avenue n and Wash
ington Tuesday evening, Nov. 3.
Tickets, 1Oc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Grattan, 1901
Laurel avenue have issued invita-
tons to the marriage of their daugh-
ter Julia to Michael j. G;,rvey, We'd
nesday morning, Oct. %. at 8 O'clock
Church of the immaculate Concep-
ton.
The next of the series of wheel
meetings by the Ladies' Auxiliary, A.
o. H., will be given by Division No.
5 at their hall, 2O13 Washington ave-
nue. n, next Monday evening. n fine
program has been arranged. Members
Of the auxiliary are invited.
The Thursday Literary Club. or
ganized by the ladies of st. Stephens
parish in 1893, has taken up for it's
work for the coming year studies i'll
United States History" The officers
chosen for 19U3-O4 are: President,
Mrs. Agnes Gray: vicr-prcsident. Mrs.
Alice Courtney: secretary. Miss ELLA
Gill; treasurer. Mrs. Winifred Hos
kins; critic, Mrs. Mary Wilson: his
torian, Mrs. Margaret Gum.
Div. No. /. a. o. H., held an inter
esting and we'll attended meeting
Thursday evening" Rev. Father Har-
rington Of Ascension parish gave Il
pleasing discourse on Ireland. based
on observations taken during his re-
cent visit to the emerald Isle"
President Archer and his co-workers
of Div. No. l are doing great work in
j., building up the membership, and they
are going right after the prizes offer
ed by the state board.
Frank G.. Mcmillan was Tuesday
chosen foreman of the grand jury by
Judge Pond in compliance with a
unanimous recommendation by the
members of the jury. Before the an
nouncement was made the matter
was talked over by the court and the
jury, and Mr.. Mcmillan was named
as the one most able to lead in the
investigation which was commenced
under the leadership of Charles A.
Quist, resigned.
Through the efforts of Rev. J. Har-
rington, the young men of Ascension
parish have formed a new society
known as the Young Mems Institute,
the object of which is to develop men
tally, physically and morally. it's men,
bers. Among the equipments will be
library, reading-room and gymnasi-
UNI, Which will include hand-ball
court and bowling alley. y lecture
will be delivered at Ascension hall OH
Oct. % by Rev. =. Danehy, the pro
ceeds of which will be devoted to the
needs of the new society.
The drink question, the cause and
the remedy. was the first Of !, series
of Sunday evening talks on Social
ism" by Rev. J. NJ. Cleary at st.
Charles church last Sunday evening.
The speaker laid down the broad prin-
ciple that the cause of so much trou-
bic in the social system is due to the
individual who violated the laws of
God, who followed the dictates of his
own passions, and then expected to
reap according to the laws of God. \
high tribute was paid to Father Mat
thew, than whom no greater reformer
was produced during the Nineteenth
century. The speaker appealed to the
laboring classes of Minneapolis to
save their earnings, and not spend
them in saloons.
To be asked to pay another mans
debts and to be molested by another
mans creditors with all sorts of i'm.
pertinent questions is unpleasant, to
say the least. Timothy McInerney. a
fireman at the Cataract engine house.
has been annoyed to such an extent
that he sought protection from the
United States marshal Timothy Nc
Inerney, living in the same part of
town, began proceedings in bankrupt.
cy and the case was adjudicated. AS
soon as the creditors were notified
they engaged the most expert collect
ors, who have showered scorn and
abuse upon the hapless fireman evel
since, while Timothy A.. the late
bankrupt enjoys comparative comfort
No law will help the afflicted fireman
and he was advised to cultivate an
angelic patience.
No action was taken by the state
board of pardons Tuesday upon the
case of Frank H. Hamilton, and the
members of the board have not init
mated when decisive action will be
taken. The matter is still under ad
visement and there is some difference
of opinion as to whether the delay il
due to divergence of sentiment among