The Irish standard., 1906-02-10
CITY IN RRlEE.


Div. No. 4 Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.
will give a card party next Thursday
evening at Easthagens hall, 241s
Bloomington Ave. Dancing at 1880
o'clock will follow the card games.
Div. No. s, A. o. H.. provided its
members with a fine program followed
by an oyster supper on Wednesday
evening Of last week. The affair was
greatly enjoyed.
Miss Anna McDonough will become
the bride of Martin O'Hara on st. VAL
cntinc's day at Ascension church. The
wedding will take place in the morn
ing at the 9 o'clock mass.
Div. No. Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.,
will give benefit dancing party next
Friday evening at A. o. U. w. hall
II S. 7th ST., the proceeds to be given
to a member whose home and contents
was destroyed by fire recently. Ad-
mission will be csc. Visiting members
and friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
Maj. Henry A. Norton, 1928 Henne-
pin avenue, prominent in Minneapolis
politics for many years. a Civil wa,
veteran, and recognized leader In
Grand Army affairs, died last Sunday
after a lingering illness of Bright's
disease. The major was 6S years ole
and had lived in Minneapolis TO,
twenty-five years.
Miss Helen Buckley became the
bride of Frank c. limerick Tuesda,
ut $3.50, their marriage being solemn.
lied at the home of the brides pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Buckley, 56s
Seventh avenue north, by Rev. Father
McGill. Miss 1rma limerick wa:
bridesmaid and Archibald Buckley was
best man.
Fire at Fourteenth avenue north an6
Second street last Monday night
burned two horses and destroyed $1,000
worth of property. The blaze occurred
in an old frame building belonging t.
the William Anheier estate. The front
end of the building was occupied as an
office and store room by the Norther.
scrape Iron & Fuel company and as
a storehouse by the Peoples Scrape
Iron company.
AT &nt4 ~
schools. has an invitation three feet
wide and four feet long to attend 9
meet of educators to be held in the
city of Paris next July. 1t looks more
like a show bill than anything else
and is printed in the French language
1t came addressed to the doctor OF
the city high schools, care Of city hail.
Despite the size and force of the in.
-vitatiop. DR.. Jordan has not decided
to accept it.
Once more the Minneapolis postoffice
has broken a record. Postmaster Hale
has the figures for the stamp sales dur.
ing the month of January just passed
and they show a big increase over the
corresponding month of last year. The
exact amount of stamps sold is 1921.
S66.24, while last year they footed VI
to only s107,47s.98, which means tina,
the January, 1906, business exceeds
January, 1905, by s2O,1S7.26. The gair
over last year is 1878 per cent.
The marriage of Miss May E. Null.
cahy and John j. Woods was quietl,
solemnized at the Church of st. An.
thony of Padua Wednesday morning
of last week, Rev. James O'Reill,
officiating. The bride was attended b,
her sister, Miss Margaret Mulcahy, ant
the bridegroom had ]. J. Duggan fol
his best man. Following the ceremon,
q reception was given at the home o.
the BRIDE 1900 Fifth street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will be at home a
ST Penn avenue north after Feb. 10
The j. I. Case Threshing Machin:
company will erect fine implement
building on its property at Washing.
ton and Seventh avenues north. L
will be a very substantial building
in keeping with the other large whole
sale structures in that section and will
cost between $4,000 and 100000. TIL,
property has frontage of 1872 feet OF
Washington avenue and lis feet OF
Seventh avenue. The building will b,
three stories and basement, and will
be so constructed that additiona
stories can be put on in the future.
manently established for the purpos
of having literary, social and athleti
organization for Catholic young me-
of this city. TO be eligible to mem
bership one must first belong to tn
Ancient Order of Hibernians 1t /
proposed to have club rooms centrall
located so as to be convenient to tn
members. The following are the Off
GERS: President. Owen Cunningham
vice president, P. J. Cady; recordin
secretary, Frank Fahey; financial sec
rotary, Edward Owens; treasurer, job
Daugherty; governing board, job
Marley, M. Conway, Tom Foley. Ap
plication for membership can be mad
Ito any Of the above. ...
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