The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
charming manner performed her duty

charming manner performed her duty
ably and we'll. She thanked the
brothers of No. l for their evident ap-
probation of the committees work in
their behalf by their representative ap-
pearance about the hall, and intro
duced all the members. which con-
sisted of Il very lengthy program of
local talent in vocal and instrumental
music. including some rare feats with
strange instruments by professors
Hart and Paine, clog dancing by Mas
ter O'Brien. and all wound up in Il
blaze of glory in witnessing the real
thing in genuine Irish Jig and reel
dancing by Mr.. Tom Donohue and
Mrs. j. J. Murphy, after which the
entire party retired to the dining
room, where tirst-class refreshments
We're served freely to all present by the
committee in charge of the evenings
entcrta ilnnent and whose names were:
Miss Margaret l.. Cullen. chairman;
Miss Julia Fitzgibbons Miss Gertrude
Duggan. Miss Mary Mcintyre. and
Miss Agnes Lavcllc. Those who con-
trihuted to the entertainment We're:
Miss Cassie Welch. Miss Fannie and
Eleanor GreutZke. Miss Mae Murphy.
Mr. Oscar Anderson. Mr.. Tom Dono-
hue. Mrs. j. j. Murphy. Mrs. Arthur
Brush. Master Lawrence O'Brien and
l'rofs Hart and Paine.
Following are tho names of tho she
ceSSful Democratic candidates ut the
primary election held here on last
Tuesday. all of whom deserve TO he
elected on May Sd: For MANOR. Hon.
X. n. Smith: comptroller. Louis Retz;
treasurer. Adolph Bremen. Assembly,
NJ. Dor;ln. lr.. T.. J. Grcsrn, II. G..
Haas. X. ID. O'Brien. Vim Powers. j.
j. Regain. II. Shitiman. i. H. Whit
| comb, Frank Goerg. Aldermen, First
ward. Chls. i. Nybcrg: Second ward.
VIM. f.. BuSchmann: Third ward, Il,
j. lIehI; Fourth ward. +. j. Huber;
Fifth ward. Otto w. holland: Sixth
ward. NJ. j. Moriarty: Seventh ward.
------------; Eighth ward, Matt Bantz;
Ninth ward. j. J. Brennan: Tenth
ward. l.. J. Dobner: Eleventh ward.
+. b. Lynch. Justices of the peace.
James Cormican and Jos. Smith.
Tom Greene. Of the clerk of courts
office. is laid up with some serious az
fectatiOn OF the left eye. 1t is to be
hoped that the genial Tom will got
entirely well in Il very short time. as
above many others in the courthouse
and general \. O. II. and Irish ranks
that gentleman's presence would be
greatly missed very quickly.
"Bob" Purcell, the East Seventh
street restaurant man, reports his new
location a decided success and thanks
a good part of that to his standing ad-
vertisement in the Irish Standard.
BEST money l ever invested, john
people from all over the west come to
me with the ad cut out and pasted on
the inside of their hats
Charlie Kennedy, the Cascade Laun-
dry man of West Seventh street who
has worked hard at his business for
quite few years, contemplates trip
to Ireland this summer instead of to
the Worlds Fair Mrs. Kennedy will
accompany her successful husband in
his much needed trip of rest and
pleasure.
1t is from now OH up to the Demo-
cratic nominees whether they shall be
elected on the Sd day of May next or
not--for if any man thinks that he
can get elected to Office nowadays in
an almost new st. Paul by staying at
home or in his office, shop or place
of business or on Il 2-for-a-cent cam
paign, he will find himself badly left
when the time comes for counting If
your record is clear and clean and
above any kind of reproach, which
every nominee we verify believe is. go
out and meet all the people you can,
and remember that men are wise who
advertise.
Hon. Jas. r. Hickey has been elect
ed chairman of the Fourth ward DEM
| ocratic organization, vice ]. Il. Cow
nigton, resigned.