The Irish standard., 1903-05-02
FROM THE CAPITAL.

|. MIS-. -. II. GOrnin OF Merriam Park
is lying critically ill at her home on
University avenue; the prayers of the
congregation of st. Marks have been
requested for her speedy recovery
which we hope will be granted, as
Mrs. German is the good, industrious
young Catholic mother of young
family who. it God so ordains, needs
her care.
Mrs. P. j. Gleason of Lincoln ave.
nue, Groveland Park, is the happy
mother Of fine baby girl, who made
her appearance at the Gleason coy
home one night recently; the new visi-
ter, the mother and, of course, the
father are all well.
Mrs. Shea Of Perham, Mimi, who
has been visiting and administering to
the wants of her sister, Mrs. German
of the Minnesota transfer house, has
returned home.
Division No. /, Ladies' Auxiliary,
held their regular meeting at Central
hall on last Monday evening. Much
business was transacted at the meet
ing, including the sub-organization of
Sunshine club for visiting purposes.
Division No. met at Elks' hall on
last Tuesday evening and enjoyed a
splendid program, and every member
is now Interested.
Division No. 1, A. O. H., will meet
at Central hall next Thursday even
ing. Every member should be present
important!
Master John Leonard of Merriam
Park is now employed at the Great
Western general offices, Metropolitan
block.
Jos. A. Maloney, chief clerk Of Hotel
Northern and who was chairman of
the recent program Of sports of the
field tournament Of the graduating
class of the st. Paul high school, re-
ports the tournament great financial
success.
Pat Gallagher, the well-known Wa
baslla street caterer, who has been laid
up with erysipelas, is around again
and happy as ever.
Division No. 2, A. o. H., held the
last dance Of the season at Bowlby
hall OH last Tuesday evening. 1t was
very social affair, indeed.
a
nue. and good member Of Division
No. /, A. o. H., met with q painful
and dangerous accident ON last Mon
day. While driving his team for the
Barber Asphalt company, he fell and
cut his scalp several inches long and
deep. Mr.. Whelan will be laid up for
at least several weeks.
Steve McEllistrom Of the City engin-
GERS force Of surveyors, who has been
seriously sick for a great part Of the
winter, is around again and in work.
ing harness both at his office and at
the different Irish meetings where he
is indispensable.
Hon. G. D. O'Brien, the chairman Of
the recent Devlin meeting at Mozart
hall and chairman of the committee to
devise ways and means to raise funds
for the United Irish league or its OBJ
ject, is now organizing the committee
into subcommittee for the purpose
Of doing their work effectually and to
the credit, eventually, of the real
friends of Ireland in St. raul. There
are some very good men on the COM
mittees, but many more should be
and, no doubt, will be added.
Charles r. Donnelly, aged 16 years,
died at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James G. Donnelly, $50 Robert
street, on last Tuesday night. He had
been i'll but short time from severe
cold which developed into brain fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly and the entire
family have the sympathy Of the
community in this their sad bereave-
ment. The deceased was an unusually
bright boy, pupil Of the Cretin high
school and served at the cathedral al
tar for years from which church, af-
ter requiem mass, he was conveyed
to Calvary cemetery yesterday.