The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-10-20
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CITY IN BRIEF.


Minneapolis friends and relatives dur
ing thy past week.
MIND pel'sSand st, Paul association
football s$eams of the A. o. H. will
meet in practice tomorrow afternoon
at 3 O'Clock at Lexington park
Money to loan by the Hennepin
Savings and Loan Association. Can
be paid back in small monthly install
ments. 53S Security Bank building.
The next of the series of dances by
the Shamrock Social club will ne given
next Friday evening at Maccabee hail.
Franklin and Bloomington.
Timothy E. Byrnes. former Minne-
apolis attorney and Republican poll
tician, has been elected vice president
. of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. Tim has made a
hit in railway circles in the East.
]. D. Higgins, James H. Burns and
M. J. Moran Of st. Paul attended the
"A. o. H. county convention in Minne-
apolis last Sunday afternoon. All par
ticipated in the interesting program
which followed the election of officers.
81 Holy Cross, Polish parochial school,
will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon
In Northeast Minneapolis, with the i'm
pressive ceremonies of the Catholic
church. There will be large parade
of Catholic societies in the afternoon.
For this purpose Div. No. 8, A. o. H.,
will meet at st. Anthony hall at 1880
p m. and form in line
Edward NJ. Conner, for number
Of years a member of the reportorial
staff of the Times and of late a re-
: porter OH the Sioux City Tribune, has
resigned his position on the latter
paper and returned to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Conner was secretary to the SUI
perintendent of police under the
Haynes administration.
John w. Johnson, Socialist-Labor
candidate for governor, will not be al
lowed place on the ticket. Mr.. john
son practically gave up the fight when
he found that errors in compiling the
petition had reduced the number of
signers below the legal limit; and the
supreme court expressly ordered Sec
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name from the ticket, in an opinion
handed down Friday.
District Fire Chief George Kehoe and
James Sullivan, his driver, were thrown
from the chiefs rig early last Satur-
day night while responding to a still
alarm for a supposed fire at 235 Mic
oltet avenue. AS the rig drew up to
the curb the horse Slipped on the
pavement and both men were thrown
out Sullivan landed OH his head on
the curb and was picked up suffering
/. from a bad cut on the forehead and a
sustained an injury to his back. Both
men were taken to Fire Station A.
where DR.. G. r. Dutton was called to
attend them. They probably will be
laid up for several days.
The Central Avenue Bazaar is a new
business enterprise recently Launched
at 1916 Central ave-. by John ]. Daley
The store is well filled with almost
everything required in the average
household in light hardware. from
cellar to attic. Mrs. Mary B. Daley
state president of the Auxiliary, will
devote as much Of her time hereafter
as is consistent to the success Of the
new venture, and during business hours
can be found at tho above number;
where a kindly welcome is assured to
all friends who call. We hope the new
enterprise will meet with deserved
success.
John Lind. former governor and
congressman, has proclaimed himself
In support Of the candidacy of James
6. Haynes for the Office Of mayor OF
T Minneapolis, and particularly in COM
] mendation of the stand taken by Mr.
Haynes In his speech at the Auditor
ium last Saturday evening. A state
ment from Mr.. Lind given out Tues
day from the headquarters of the coun-
~ Democratic committee is as follows
II confess that had it not been for
Mr.. Haynes declaration Saturday
night, upon the Sunday closing ISSUE
would have hesitated to vote for the
Democratic candidate for mayor. 1,
10 safe to presume that there are many
more who feel the same as 1 do. That
speech has not only unified the Demo-
cratic vote in this city. but it ha.
brought many Independent Republicans
In the Haynes camp"
tg The biennial convention Of the An
sient Order Of Hiberniaas of TIeurepin