The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-23

Tuesday, July 12 The bride is the
daughter of John Lee. Il former we'll
known resident of Minneapolis. now
residing in Seattle, and sister of John
w. Lee, recorder of Hennepin Council.
knights OF Columbus, of Minneapolis.
bank, S. ID.
X. 2. Dorgan, the We'll known hotel
man of the La Glande hotel. Morris.
Mimi, has bought the Golden West
hotel. MI. Dorgan comes to Minneap-
Oils with fine hotel record. He will
spend considerable money in improve
mentS, and it goes without saving that
under his management the Golden
West will be one of the most popular
obstetrics in the Northwest.
The Democratic county COMMITTEES
met on Wednesday night in the city
hall for the purpose CT arranging for
the coming campaign. Geo. l.. iNcE".
lass WAS elected chairman, l.. j. Nae
seth, vice chairman: Richard Tattel.S-
field, secretary, and Al. L. Williams,
treasurer. DR.. G. 0. Straui, Was also
made a member Of the committee. 1t
was decided to have the county CON
vention for the election OF delegates To
the state convention Saturday, the 9th
of August. the primaries to be held on
Thursday evening, August -. and thr
basis Of representation to be the same
as at the recent Democratic primaries
DR.. William II. uanscom. Il well
known minneapolis physician. died
Saturday afternoon of drcpsy ut his
home, Col Nineteenth avenue soutl4.
after an illness of five months. DR..
HanScom las for the last ten wears
been medical inspector for the health
department. He was born in Mime
apolis 81 years ago. He was gr;l,lu-
ated from the state university in 1855.
In 1893 he married Miss Mamie La
Brie, also born in this city. who. with
three children, survives him. The
w ".
aged s, and Mabel. aged {. Or. Hans
com was an active member of the Odd
Fellows the Redmen and the Wood
men of the World.
The meeting Of the uennepin county
Republican executive committee Mul!-
day afternoon WAS Il brief one. Thomas
ii. Girling of Robbinsdale was elected
chairman, \. y. u. Rahn of the SeN,,
enth ward secretary, and Samuel Glad
ing Of the Fifth ward treasurer. All
were elected by acclamution. George
l.. Matchan, former chairman OF the
committee, W;tS not present. having
departed OH /; trip TO the cast. He
sent Il letter to Mr.. Girling, III Which
he promised to support the ticket from
top to bottom, and although lie. as
manager Of the Collins campaign in
Hennepin county, was not pleased
with the action OF the state convell-
ton, he would not bolt the ticket hut
would work for it's success.
Secretary w. G. Nye of the public
affairs committee of the Commercial
club is in correspondence with Judge
III. L. Buck, chairman OF the state
Democratic committee, regarding the
place of meeting Of the Democratic
state convention, which will he held in
one of the twin cities on August 80.
The state committee directed that the
convention should be held in the twin
cities but did not designate which one
1t will be impossible to hold it in the
Metropolitan opera house in st. Pau.,
where the Republican state convention
was held, and therefore the only avail.
able hall seems to be the International
auditorium, which will afford ample
accommodation for delegates and spec.
tators.
Secret marriages have become rather
fad this summer it seems. One that
took place two weeks ago and has just
been made known has created much
surprise in both Minneapolis and St
Paul. The bride is Miss Mayme G
Hyland, 19-year-old stenographer
who has succeeded in maintaining hel
marriage secret from her parents
as the bridegroom, Albert L. West
hagen Of st. Paul, from his. Judge
Orr said the service for them in his
chambers, the license having previously
been secured in Minneapolis without
the public generally being aware Of it
The young couple continued to reside al
their respective homes after their mar
riage until Friday evening of last
week, when they departed for Chi
cago. The parents of the young PEG
= pie knew Of their engagement, but
were quite taken by surprise to Learn
they had been married.
Hugh Jennings was elected president
of the Trades and Labor assembly
Wednesday night and Thomas Var
Lear, vice president. L. Lund was re
elected recording secretary, Max Con
rad financial secretary and treasurer
and Frank Stoltz, sergeant at arms
All the officers were elected by accla
nation, something probably unprece
denied in the history of the organiza
ii s,,co ~.