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

parents, 80 sycamore street, last Sun.
day. The funeral took place from St
Patrick's church Thursday.
Mrs. Della White, aged 60 years.
died February 2. She is survived by
son, VIM. l.. White, and a daughter
Mrs. Frank Whitmore. Burial was at
Chicago.
Mrs. Anna Bresnaham died at her
late home, February 3, in Egantown
Mimi. She was the wife of the late
Timothy Bresnaham. Funeral was
held Thursday from the residence to
st. Patricks church, Inver Grove.
james Furey, aged 81 years, died at
his late home, 100 Thomas street, Feb
1. Funeral was held Wednesday with
service at st. Vincent's church.
Thos. O'NIara. % Douglas street,
dislocated his shoulder last Wednes.
day by tripping over Wire in his
yard. He was removed to the city
hospital
Thomas Davis died at Rosemount
Tuesday last at the age of Sc. The
funeral services We're held at St.
Joseph's church, Rosemount.
Mrs. Mary Kelly died at Ros-
mount last Tuesday at the age of SO
years. She was the wife of John
Kelly. The funeral was held from
St. Joseph's church, Rosemount
Among the graduates from the
Teachers Training school the past
week are: Margaret Brennan, Nellie
Ryan, Mary O'Toole, Laura NIullane.
Mabel Murnane.
| Division No. 2, Ramsey county, will
give a Grand Social Hop on Tuesday
evening, February 10th, 1903. at Bowl
by Hall Corner Sixth and Robert
Streets. All the brother Hibernians
and their friends are requested to be
present as a good time is assured.
Div. No. 1, A. o. H., moved into
their new Central hail. corner w. 9th
and It'll streets on last Wednesday
evening. Initiated large CLASSIFIED
a hot house warming session ban
quoted No. and large number of
state and county officers and visiting
members of other divisions The i'm
mense banquet hall, which seats three
hundred at a time, was kept filled for
two long hours, and in turn more than
filled all the good people with New
York counts and from that down to
pure havanas. Following are the
names of the Hibernians who were
most prominent in the evening pro-
gram:
j. ]. Regain, state president; J. r.
Clarke, state insurance president
Thos. w. Mccoy, county president
The officers and members of Div
No. Z, the heroic and winning division
of the west side were present in a
body. The degree team, J. B. Nc
earthly, Thos. Daggett, Randall Nc
Donnell, Tom Mccarthy and "Will
Regain. Aids and guards who did the
work par-eNcellence We're Owen Me
Eneany, J. r. Pewters, John Costello
Tom McDonough. Denis Murphy
Pat Carey, G. J. Conroy, Tom Devine
Jos. Redmond, S. ]. Agncw. Thos
Finerty. d. O'Connell. "rom'' Lannan
Arthur NcJInoany, Anthony Melon
ough, John S. Mullane NJ. =. NIcNally
Louis Calvin, j. e. Hurley, Jas. Hoy
j. T.. Donohuo, j. J. Kennedy, John p.
Connolly, JAS. T.. NcNally. mike
Mullane was everywhere Take it OH
the whole it was one of the most sue
ccssful meetings of the A. o. II. ever
held i'll st. Paul and so pronounced by
the visiting brothers. Everything
was clock work from start to finish
and in first class style and wound up
with a genuine Irish jig and reel as
danced on the green hills of Erin
years ago, by Mrs. Hughes and Tom
Lannan.
The Hibernians of st. Paul and
their friends will celebrate the ami
versaly of Robert Emmett OH the
evening of March 4th, at Mozart
hall.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H.,
Division No. 1, will move into their
new Central hall, corner w. It'll and
9th streets, during the coming week.
The president of this large division,
Mrs. T.. w. Mccoy, is never done
building it higher and higher all the
time.
James White is here from Anaconda
Oh the sad mission of the death and
burial of his lovely boy. Mr. and
Mrs. White have hosts of friends in
st. Paul who sympathize with him
truly whether they are at the bedside
or not
Charlie Kennedy, the a. o. II. hust-
Ter and proprietor of the Cascade
Laundry, reports that his business
has increased. Just five thousand
dollars last year-good enough for
one Xear-and more power for
Charlie.
DTITHTH kEWC