The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-06-25
James, Eliza c. Fitzgerald and Mamie

James, Eliza c. Fitzgerald and Mamie
c. Keegan.
Many prominent citizens were pres
ent and occupied the eighteen private
boxes of the Metropolitan opera house,
including Mayor Smith, several of the
city and county officers and the school
board. The great play house was filled
as probably it never WAS before. Bro.
Ambrose, who has trained those young
men deserves their everlasting appre-
citation.
Miss Catherine Coleman of Dicllin-
son, y. d., has just returned from the
Worlds Fair and is now paying a Wis
it to her aunt, Mrs. Robert Schultz of
Fort Smelling.
j. j. O'Connor of Butte Mont, stop
ped over in st. Paul on his return from
st. Louis and the. exposition and was
the guest Of Mrs. Schultz.
The Foley Bros. have won fifty
thousand dollar suit. In other words,
they We're the defendants in the above
amount. Costs ON the other parties.
The prize winners Of Division No.
8, y. o. II. Worlds Fair trip are j. ].
O'Brien, Steve McEllstrom and Bart
ley Degman.
The Shamrock club excursion was !,
great success financially and numeri-
cally. They are now getting ready to
so in Il body to the Worlds Fair and
will give the benefit of their influence
to all IiibernianS who may apply to
u. ]. keefc in the Pioneer Press build
ing.
Frank Elcrbe has returned from
Chicago WHITTIER he went on matters
pertaining to his office, that of build.
ing inspector of st. Paul.
Half of the population of good feel,
lows of st. Paul went to Duluth dur.
ing the week. 1t was a grand sight to
see them marching to the union depot
to the step of good Democratic music
Hon L. d. O'Brien has just received
notice to attend the national Demo
cratic committee meetings of which
there will he several from now till con,
vcntion meets at st. Louis.
Chief O'COnnor has given orders, and
they are generally carried out to the
letter. to arrest all fast driving auto,
moblists on sight hereafter.
The Republican members of tho
park hoard We're in favor of charging
Il fee to hear the music ut the public
parks ut Il recent meeting held by that
body. The Democrats in the Park
Board happening to he in the majority
voted to Il man to admit the poor work.
ing people of the city and their families
free to the parks and free music
thrown in.
The \. o. II. of st. Paul will hold
their annual outing some time in July
Date not yet set.
The closing exercises of st. Johns
school were held Tuesday evening in
the school hall.
Miss Mccarthy of Fisk street is in
Chicago. ....
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Conlcy. Pcnnsyl
extended trip through California.
Mrs. Helen Dobson of 30 T. Wini
fred street has issued invitations fol
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Musgravc to Frank ]. King
of Montreal, Canada. The wedding is
to take place June 80 at st. Michacl's
church.
Miss Mary Geraldine Foley has
graduated from NasSar college.
James Cunningham. aged 81 years
died at the home of his daughter Mrs
Edward DOwds. Ill T.. Congress street
on June is. The funeral was helt
from st. Miclncl's church last Monday
Intcrmcnt was mt Mendoza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'AIcara, Capt.
tol boulevard. gave a card party Wed
ncstlay in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Elder
of Seattle.
John Leonard of Marian Park is
spending his vacation ut Bald Eagle
| Mr.. James Corlnican. ST.. of Waha
sha street is attending the Democratic
convention at Duluth.
c. j. COnrUy has been awarded tho
contract for installing boilers in tho
| Sclcifcr school.
commencement of tho Crctin higl
school and Cathedral school was hel(
at Metropolitan opera house Monday
| last. Six young ladies graduated from
| the girls school and twenty-five young
men from the Crctin high school,
Miss Josephine Walsh of Concord
| is spending her vacation mt ROsemount
Commencement exercises Of st
Micllacl'S school were held mt the Yves
| Side opera house Wednesday Afternoon
and evening.
| st. Mary's school cOlnmcncclucn
| was held at metropolitan opera house
! Tuesday night. a very extensive pro
gram was presented by the higl
school and grammar grades and {
number of prizes were awarded.
Mrs. Ellen Kelly died at the home O
her daughter Mrs. Martin Lynch, An