The Irish standard., 1905-05-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

y. H., is arranging for social to be
given Thursday evening, May 25th, at
the home of Mrs. J. Kelly, 223 9Th ave-
nue. N. e.
Division No. 8, A. o. H., will again
occupy its former quarters in the A.
o. U. w. hall, 227 Central avenue. The
first meeting there will be held to.
morrow afternoon.
O'Keeffe & Zak, tailors, have found
it necessary to have larger quarters
for their growing business and have
moved into the West Hotel, No. SOP
Hennepin avenue.
The ladies of St. Charles church
will give card social next Thursday
evening in the church parlors, Fourth
street and Thirteenth avenue south.
Handsome prizes and warm luncheon
are the attractions announced.
M. R. Moroney, for some time past
faithful and efficient employe of the
G. S. Bracket grocery, will enjoy the
pleasure of three months vacation
beginning the last of May when he will
start for trip to ireland, England
and Scotland.
F. D. Mccarthy, manager of the N.
ID. T. company of this city, was fined
$50 by Judge Smith for employing
William Frazer, minor, as messenger
boy, without proper school permit.
Mr.. Mccarthy told the court that the
boy had stated that he was over IA
years old, and the court passed as
light sentence as possible.
Division No. 4, A. o. H., of Mime
apolis, has many of its members resid-
ing in Seattle. These pilgrims who
have from time to time drifted west
ward have become so numerous in the
metropolis of Washington that through
their efforts largely Division No. 4, A.
O. H., of Seattle, was recently organ
lied with charter membership close
to fifty.
Through an unfortunate miX-up of
business matters between employer
and employe the Minneapolis Steam
Laundry company about two weeks
ago caused the arrest of Joseph Fahey,
former driver. The matter came be-
fore the grand jury, which body, after
investigation of the facts, exonerated
Fahey. The daily papers, at the time
of his arrest gave the matter much
that the accused should appear in the
role of an embezzler when such was
not the fact.
The funeral of Edward Kennedy,
who was stricken with heart failure,
Friday morning, April 21st, at Havre,
Mont, occurred from the residence of
his son, Sunday afternoon following.
The Citizens band of Havre led pro-
cession seldom equalled in numbers
and representation by different organi-
cations of that city. Rev. Father
Eberschweiler read the services at the
Catholic church and large concourse
of people followed the remains to the
cemetery. Besides neighbors, friends
and relatives the procession was rep
resentend by the Machinist and Black
smith unions, Diamond Willow Circle,
Royal Neighbors, I. o. o. F., Havre
Fire Department and the city council.
ANY 10 oc%rr IL
of the appointment of Frank Lally, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lally, of
Minneapolis, to be travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad. Mr.. Lally COM
menced his railroad work in the office
of General Passenger Agent Galloway,
of the 500 railroad, after two years he
was transferred to the auditing de-
partment, after another years service
he joined the Burlington forces as as
sistant city passenger agent In Mime
apolis, the position he held when he
received his recent promotion. He is
very popular young man in railroad
circles and his friends and associates
confidently predict a brilliant career
for him. So
Charles S. Jelley of Minneapolis,
viii be the new addition to the staff
of Attorney General E. T. Young. Mr..
Jelley win be known as special assist:
ant to. the attorney general and will
receive a salary of $4,000 year. He
enters on his new duties at once.
There are already first and sec.
ond assistant attorney general, and
out of Difference to the feelings of the
new appointee the title was not made
third assistant. All the assistants re-
ceive the same salary, and there is no
distinction in their responsibilities.
Mr.. Jelley was first assistant county
attorney of Hennepin until the open
ing of the new year. He made strong
bid for the Republican nomination for
county attorney in the last campaign,
being defeated by AL ]. Smith, then
of the United States district attorneys
ONCE. He was selected by Gen. Young
out Of field of a half dozen Mime
apolis attorneys who were candidates
for the place.
The proposed semi-centennial celebra-
tion of the formation Of the first city
government within the limits of what