The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-10-08
CITY IN BRIEF.

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do, Psi and 253 Cedar avenue. Phones
N. W., Main 200 s; T. c., 3415.
The young ladies of st. Anthony par
ish will give the first of a series of
socials, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lacy, 631 Monroe street
Wednesday evening, October 10.
Division No. 3, A. o. H., will have
a card party and dance Thursday
evening, October 20, at their hall, 900
Central avenue. Handsome prizes will
be given to winners. Tickets 25 cents
each.
The annual ball of the Robert EN-
met Literary association was given
Thursday evening at X. G. Hall. The
affair was we'll attended and as usual
proved to be one of the most delight
full Of society events. Music was fur
nished by Daly's orchestra.
In the Tribune voting contest which
closed September 80, Mrs. Thomas
Russell, Miss Julia Walsh and Miss
Blanche Scallen appear amongst the
names of the city winners. Trip tick
cts to the Worlds Fair has been the
result for those named.
There was great joy in the camp of
the st. Thomas college foot ball team
Wednesday night, for Coach Mueller's
pupils held Minnesota to Al points in
their game on Northrop field Wednes-
day. This is the best showing made
against the Gophers this season, and
this fact is responsible for all the glee
and enthusiasm being manifested at
st. Thomas.
Aid. o. e. Larson of the Ninth ward
has asked for a recount of the Demo
cratic ballots which We're cast at the
primary election on September 20. On
the face of the returns as officially
was won by Frank II. Cashier, who
received 4GS votes to 456 for Larson.
The recount will take place next Mon
day.
At the biennial election of the 4. o.
HI. county board, held last Sunday aft
ernoon at X. G. hall, J. ]. Fitzgerald
was reelected county president for the
third time. G. ]. Nolan was chosen
vice president F. ]. Mulcahy recording
secretary, Felix McNamee financial
secretary, John Moran treasurer, and
Rev. J. Harrington chaplain. The re-
ports of officers were read, showing q
prosperous two years past. The mem
bership in the county increased about
300 in that period.
At st. Patrick's church, in Hudson,
Wis, Wednesday, the wedding of Miss
Stella Lester of Hudson and William
H. Mahoney of Cholzio, Mimi, was sol.
emnized by Rev. J. Barney. Miss Rellia
Enright attended the bride as maid of
honor and wore white French batiste
and held pink roses. r. A. Lundy of
Minneapolis was best man and John
O'Keefe and Frank Coyle ushered The
bride wore white chiffon and held
white roses. Nuptial music, with solos
by Mrs. Terrence Carroll and Mrs
Kelly, was rendered during the mass
Lyle Reinke, the son of Charles H
Reinke, 2131 Fremont avenue north
met a pathetic death Tuesday after
noon at Tewentieth avenue nirth be-
tween Emerson and Fremont avenues
The little fellow was riding with a
teamster on a wood cart at the time
Of the accident, when the jolting over
the cobblestones caused him to fall off
Before the driver could bring the
horses to standstill the numbering
wheels passed over the boys body
causing almost instant death. The &C
cident occurred near mis- home and the
driver of the cart carried his body
home.
The twentieth anniversary of the or
ganization Of Division No. 3, A. o. H.
was made the occasion of delightful
social gathering Of the members last
week at st. Anthony hall. Many Of the
old guard who were present at the
birth of the division, made interesting
addresses. These included Charles
Fox, Harry Burke, A. J. Dolan, John
Mahoney, Richard Hayes and others
Geo. w. Anderson presided, and A. l.
Lennon served refreshments, cigars
and in general way made everybody
happy. There was good program OF
entertainment also, to enliven the oc
easion.
The Nicollet hotel property has beer
sold for 100000. Shattuck & Zonne
the proprietors, made the sale to the
United Cities Realty Corporation OF
New York, q firm which makes a spe
cialty of buying large properties fol
Improvement. A most interesting feat
ure of the sale is lease of the prop
erty secured by Messrs. Shattuck &
Tonne covering the new hotel, which
will ultimately take the place of the
present structure. The new owners dc
not intend to build in the immediate
future, but they have signified their
intention to do so in reasonable time