The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-08
CITY in BRIEF.

mer home, a son.
Prayer Books, Rosaries, Scapulars
and choice line of religious articles
at the Standard Catholic Book Store.
81 Fourth street S., second floor.
Judge j. r. Corrigan has returned
from Chicago, where he of1iciated as
best man at the marriage of his broth
err, George Corrigan in the church Of
Our Lady OF Mount Carmel, last Sat-
urday.
Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
4th street south. Headquarters for
religious articles, including prayer
books, rosaries, bibles, scapulars, can
dies and pictures. Choice line of
books by best authors.
James Mulvaney, VINO resides near
Graceville, this state, returned home
Thursday after a visit to the cities.
Mr.. Mulvaney was severely injured in
fall at his home about five months
ago and recently has been under the
~.
Dr. James Hynes, county physician
has removed from 313 Washington
avenue south to his new Office, second
floor of city hall, where he can here
after be found at his regular hours
during the day. His new quarters
adjoin those of court commissioner W.
E. Bates.
Vernon B. Martin, the 22-year-oll
son OF James M. Martin, assistant
trust officer OF the Minnesota Loan
and Trust company. was drowned in
Lake Minnetonka Tuesday forenoon
off the Cottagewood shore, while par
ticipating in the races of the Mime
tonka Boat club.
]. F. Mccarthy has returned from
Cornell, Wash, west of Spokane,
where he is sinking an artesian we'll
for the Northern Pacific road. His son
Edwin accompanied him on the trip to
the west and remained to look after
the work. Mr.. Mccarthy expects to
20 out again in a short time.
John Hutcllison, Jr., son OF Profess
sor 7. c. Hutchison of the Greek de-
partment of the state university, was
drowned in Ten Mile lake, between FL
bow lake and Dalton, Mimi, Tuesday
afternoon. The young man was STU
dent. at the university for several years,
and was we'll known in athletic circles
there He received his early education
in the city schools and had many
friends among the young people OF the
city.
Louis Miller, foreman OF the Tribune
composing room, was run down by an
automobile about 6:3o Monday even
ing at Main street and Central. The
auto rounded the corner in front of a
street car crashing into Miller. who
was riding his bicycle. The wheel was
wrecked. and Miller was bruised about
the knees and his clothing badly torn.
The occupant Of the auto put on more
pOMCl still pau llO dtlSulloI W lllS
wheelman or his injuries.
Joseph Tardy, aged IS years and an
:. old and well known resident of Mime
apolis, died Thursday evening at his
residence, 40 Eighth avenue north
east, after an illness of about six
weeks. Death was due to the infirmi-
ties which accompany old age. Mr..
Tardy was born in Maine and came
to Minneapolis, then st. Anthony, in
1851. For thirty years he was janitor
of st. Anthony of Padua church and
school. He leaves a wife and one
daughter
The alumni of De La Sale Institute,
Christian Brothers, held the first an.
nual membership reception Thursday
evening of last week at Columbus hall.
Nearly all were present as we'll as
many of their friends. A delightful
program, nine numbers was rendered
as follows:-Opening address, Presi.
dent, P. L. Cummings; Overture
Columbia Mandolin club; Vocal Solo
Miss T. Murphy; Violin Solo, Miss
Agnes Congdon; Address, Rev. T. E
Cullen; Vocal Solo, Miss L. Hickey;
Reading, Eugene Doherty; Vocal Solo
+. Keller; March, Columbia Mando
lin club.
It will be of interest just now, when
the people of Minnesota are on the
eve of securing the returns from the
last state census, to know how much
the state has increased in population
not only as to the total, but also as
to the various foreign-born persons Of
different nationalities. The schedule
compiled for this purpose, shows some
things that would hardly be believed
were they not official. For instance
out of the $4,000 people of foreign
parentage in the state, the Germans
head the list with 27.1 per cent of the
total, and the Norwegians come SECOND
with a percentage of 1877, while the
Swedes are third with only 17.2.
On Tuesday morning June 81, at the
church of St. Anthony of Padua, Miss
Lille Vaughan and James Irving were
married at the nine o'clock mass by
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