The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-02-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

Chief Conroy has begun war on
the gamblers. Two of them We're ar
rested and released OH furnishing bail
10 appear in court for trial.
Rev. G. l.. Morrill, has resigned the
pastorate of the Chicago Avenue
Baptist church and will conduct serv-
ices in church to be opened down
town.
Ex-Mayor Eustis has returned from
Washington, ID. c., where he went to
make his report on federal buildings
In the Hawaiian islands to Secretary
Shaw.
Minneapolis ut the present time has
q bonded indebtedness of $6,501, 1873 80.
The sinking fund holds $1,364, 900 of
the bonds, while the cash in the banks
amounts to $123,7145O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foley, of New
Hampton, Iowa, have returned home
after pleasant visit of several days
duration with their relatives, Thos.
2. Michael and VIM. 2. Lydoh of the
east side.
Next Sunday evening at $50 o'clock
Rev. P. Danehy will deliver his illus
rated lecture on the PARALLELS of Our
Lord" at st. Stephens church, corner
Of Clinton avenue and Twenty second
street. Tickets. 25 cents.
Ambrose l.. Lennon has gone west
ward ON business trip and will visit
points on the Great Northern line be-
tween Minneapolis and the coast. Mr..
Lennon expects to remain in Great
Ealls several days, where he is sure
to receive a hearty welcome from
former friends in Minneapolis.
A high-class concert will be given
next Monday evening in the Glass
Block annex for the benefit of the
famine sufferers in Sweden and Fin
land. The Fort Smelling military band
has been engaged by Mr.. T.. S. Donald
son, and a number of first-class solo,
fists have offered to sing on the occa-
sion.
Hennepin Council knights of Column
bus gave card party Thursday eve
ming at the parlors of the Council 1922
Nicollet avenue. The affair proved to
be another of the pleasant social func-
items recently inaugurated by the
Knights. Those winning head prizes
were Z. S. Brady and q. B. Murnane,
Mrs. G. B. Hoy and Mrs. M. J. Gill.
= Tuesday evening, February 10, is
the date for the next social to be
given by the young ladies of St.
Anthony parish. The social will be
held at 432 University avenue N. T..
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Han
ley, who will be assisted by their
daughters, Mrs. James Howard and
Mrs. Sc. Shannon.
The Young Ladies Of the Church OF
the immaculate Conception VIII con-
duct an auction sale OF fancy articles
at Association hall, adjoining the
church, next Thursday evening. Re
freshments will be served. Adms-
sion, only 10 cents. The entertain
ment given will he an enjoyable one
All are invited.
Joseph G. OKeeffe, Merchant Tail
OF, announces to his friends that he
has recently opened fashionable tailor
ing parlors in the Bank of Minneapolis
building, corner Of Nicollet and 3rd
street, Where he will he pleased to
see his many friends. MI. O'keeire
has associated with him in the bust
ness, Mr.. John j. JaE, one Of the best
cutters in the northwest. The new
firm is displaying one of the finest
stock Of foreign and domestic woolens
In the city, and a suit or overcoat or
dered from them is sure to give COM
plete satisfaction. Mr.. O'Keeffe has
just returned from visit to Fargo
and brings with him large number
Of orders from old friends in the
North Dakota metropolis.