The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-04-23
FROM THE CAPITAL

Div. No. 9 \. o. III. will give it's last
number of its open meetings of the
winters series on next Thursday even
ing at Central hall, and it is destined
to be the largest of all the great open
meetings ever given by No. ..
Div. No 4 \. O. H. will give an
open meeting at Elk's hall on next
Tuesday evening. when its popular
president will be rendered the freedom
of its membership.
| West Seventh street. st. Paul, or
formerly known as the old fort road
is now known as Seventh street and
the longest street in the city, being
over ten miles long and three miles of
which is now being macadamiZed clear
through to the fort.
The name of Minneapolis avenue is
ordered changed by the council. 1t
avenue. in memory of Mr.. y. L. Lar
pcntenr. one of the very Oldest living
residents.
/ The St Paul Semi-Ccntenial commit
tee are getting Il move on themselves
at last and are now planning hard to
make the coming triple celebration Il
memorable one to st. Paul. \ more
lengthy account of the coming event
| will he published later.
Miss Emma Heating. the St Paul
lady who has the distinction of being
national secretary Of the ladies' auXil
iary to the \. @. II. of the United
States is home from Seattle and is
getting ready for the national cOnvel,-
ton Of that order which will be held
in st Louis in July.
Il, T.. Wright. Republican candidate
for mayor of st. Paul. ut the hands of
the people on the :'rd of May. in riding
in Il rented carriage to the opera on
last Monday evening. had an exciting
experience. The horses ran away.
spillin" off the driver and seriously
ini,,'in@ him.
i'hrist's church and it's choral club
is in Il nice kettle of fish muddle here
now, and like the Republicans and the
Midway blind pigs and the DR.. Boyle
X. X. X. tactics. they have individual
| iy and collectively put their foot in it
from Il political point Of view. And
that's all, such moves are on the eve
of election from start to finish. They
wish now they hadn't spoken.
| Or. John ID. ORricn. the modern
dentist. has now established his offices
permanently ut the Grand block over
Lifts opera house. opposite the Ca
lhedrHi. where he will be pleased to
meet all friends and patients in the
future.
Mrs. Mcguire. the venerable mother
of Phil and Tom Mcguire the we'll
known commission men of st. Paul
died recently at her old home in Holy
Cross near Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. Annie Leonard is still very i'll
ut her home in Merriam Park.
Mr.. John T.. Connolly, of Park ave-
nue., is the proud father of aehealthy
young heress and the popular grocer
and his estemable wife are happy.
Tom McDonogh of the firm of Nc
Donogh Bros, the Mississippi street
grocers. is under the weather.
Gen. T.. III. Kirwin is in st. Paul
these days and reports the land bust
| i,ll, IN, ncl-
brisk just now.
Coleman ]. Conroy has just obtained
the biggest contract let in st. Paul this
spring. the plumbing of fourteen large
flat buildings OH ST. Anthony Hill dis
, trict.
j. ]. Kennedy. the veteran patriotic
Irishlnan of st. Paul, known as the
father of the \. O. II. IN Minnesota, is
contemplating Il trip to his old home,
st. Louis. during the \. o. II. national
convention.
John Barron, of Griggs & Cooper,
who never misses a meeting of good
lrishmen when in town, is recuperatine
! again after hard attack of rheuma-
: tism.
j. T. +. Kelleher is in town and looking
| well and pleasant, as usual.
"Wilr" Stack. the popular manager
of the clothing department at Bannon
4 Co.'s, is contemplating trip to
the Switzerland Of Ireland this sum.
mer.