The Irish standard., 1904-08-06


be, and i'll the Office not later than
Wednesday of each week. This is a
tip to all those whom it may concern,
some Of whom may complain without
reason or cause occasionally.
The county board of Ramsey, L. A.
TO n. O. H.. rendered the ladies of the
l.. c. II. a. Il reception Tuesday even
ing. July 2G. The hall was decorated
in the colors of the order, white and
green. and palms. They We're receiv-
ed by the following ladies: Mrs. KEEL
ly Mccoy, Lahitr; Misses McColl and
Twohy, Mrs. Maloncy and Miss Jose
phine Cook. The refreshments were
looked after by Mrs. Mallory, Burnell,
1-ahifs, and they We're assisted by the
Misses -Ahbie Mccoy, Frances Nc
Carrck. Gertrude FRANKIE, who served
the frappe and waters. Mr. John II.
Gehan rendered several vocal selec-
tons. and Miss Louisa Harriet Rowe
gave a few piano solos. The ladies
OF the supreme council of l.. G. b. A.
were called upon for remarks in re-
gard to the order, to which many re-
sponded in very able manner. They
expect to institute number of
branches of the l.. G. B. A. in the
Twin Cities.
Miss Josephine Cook, of 1872 z.
Ninth street, entertained the delega-
ton of l.. G. B. A. from Butte, Mont,
Mrs. A. Attridge, Ryan Murphy, Julia
Leahy, Margaret G. Lewis and Mrs.
Burnham, of Anaconda. They are al
so all members of the l.. A. to "A. o.
H., and were entertained by the diff
fcrent divisions of st. Paul. Friday
Mrs. Margaret Lewis left for Boston
to attend the G.. A. r. cncampment;
Mrs. Attridge and Mrs. Leahy left for
Chicago and the Worlds Fair: Mrs.
Ryan Murphy went to visit in Mime
sofa, and Mrs. Burnham returned to
her home in Anaconda.
Mrs Alfred Mcdonald. of $40 Ron
do street, is spending the month of
August visiting in several cities in
the East Especially will she enjoy
herself among her old friends, rela-
tivcs and neighbors in her old home,
magnificent Montreal. Mrs. Melon
aid is president of Division No. Z,
Daughters of Erin. st. Paul, and one
of the most able presiding officers in
the West. She has truly proven her.
self and her organization a real A. o.
II. auxiliary indeed.
The A. O. II. state convention of
Minnesota, which will be held in the
city of saltwater on or about the
middle of next month, will be es-
pccially honorcd by the presence of
the national president of the A. O. H.,
j. 10. Dolan, and other national off
GERS and a banquet will be rendered
in their honor in st. Paul. The COM
mittee in charge of same are as fol-
lows: r. ]. Clarke, J. J. Regain, II.
w. Mccoy, Mike Mullane and Dan
Keefe. 1t should be a magnificent af-
fair.
Thomas Gallnagh died Mt the resi-
dence of his daughter Miss Mary
Gallinagh, 10 e. College avenue, st.
Paul, on last Tuesday evening. Mr..
Gallinagh was resident of Mime
sofa for over fifty years, during most
of which time lie lived on his fine
farm at Cedar lake. Eight years ago
he returned from farming on account
of old age and moved to St. Paul De-
ceased was the father of John Il. Gal
linagh, the well-known Rice street
business man, and at the time of his
death was SO years old. In company
with Mr.. Dawson, father-in-law of
Charlie Mcbride, they performed the
great feat of walking from Indianapo-
lis to st. Paul in the early fiftys, and
thus one by one the sturdy pioneers
of those days who deserve all credit
for making the great northwest the
paradise that it is to-day, are now
passing away.
Mrs. Maria Heineman is looking for
her long lost son Hermann, who is
now gone for the past JIG years. He
is now 81 and If he reads this will get
Il small fortune at 1912 Edmund ST.,
st. Paul.
City Assessor Pat Conlcy, of st.
Paul, is a holy terror to the ubiqui-
tious, oily, slippery nocturnal tax
dodger whom lie is continually round
ing up and showing up and corralling
at that.
There is fire in the eyes of the vic
tins of the so-called Home Co-opcra-
tive association, located temporarily,
of course, in the Twin Cities, with
headquarters at st. Louis
A young fellow who told Judge
Fineh0ut one day last week that he
was drunk when lie licked his aged
mother-in-law got sixty days ut hard
labor in the workhousc for his exer-
else. He should have got 1G0 for the
double offense.
st. Paul is now to her neck in i'm
provements but will make fine
clean up by the time the snow flies
hereabouts, which, it is said, won't be
before December this year, and that
is good news.