The Irish standard., 1906-09-01
CHE Irish STANDARD
CITY IN BRIEF.

y the A. O. H. County Board to be pres
s ent at their next meeting, September 8.
4 Division No., l.. A., A. o.. H., will
4 hold a regular meeting ON Monday ev-
h ening, September 3. Every member
i is requested to be present, as delegates
vention. The meeting will be called
at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Frank A. Jerome. lis 7th st. ~, who
was run down at 7th st. and Western
ave. Monday morning by an automobile
operated by Peter Blar, a saloonAeeper,
died at the city hospital at $3.50 Tues
day morning. No hope was entertained
for Jeromes recovery from the be-
ginning as his skull was crushed in
and he was otherwise seriously in
jured.
Phillip Sheridan, of Des Moines, Ia,
a nephew of the Gen. Phil. Sheridan,
of war fame is at the Ryan hotel, st.
Paul. MIR. Sheridan says that the Twin
Cities are widely known throughout
Iowa and that farmers and capitalists
are leaving his state for the northwest.
Mr.. Sheridan says that he contem-
plates going into business in the Twin
Cities and that he anticipates a big rise
in local real estate.
F. G. Winston who was chairman
Of the Hennepin county Democratic
convention named as delegates-at-
/. large to the state convention: John
Lind, James c. Haynes. Joseph l..
Eiichli A. L. Lennon, Julius j. Helm
rich. C. A, Quist, Jas. Sweeney, Swan
j. Turnblad, James Gray, j. Robb.
The state convention will be held in
Minneapolis on Tuesday of next week.
Word was received early this week
Of the death of Henry Peterson 80,
son of H. o. Peterson, treasurer OF
Hennepin county about 10 years ago,
in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Peterson was
very we'll known in South Minneapolis
up to his departure for California four
years ago. Consumption was the
cause of his DEATH
The Minneapolis members of the
United Commercial Travellers are re-
hearsing for the minstrel show they
are to give in the Auditorium Sept. 5,
6 and Z. About 100 voices will be
heard in the chorus of the company
and the proceeds of the show will go
to build a home for the commercial
travellers here. The plan of giving
away $4,000 in prizes has bcen aban-
doned because of the anti-lottcry laws.
DR.. E. G. Slagle, for upwards Of twen-
ty years one of the leading physicians
of Minneapolis, died suddenly Monday
afternoon Of heart failure at his resi-
~dence, 3O7 Plymouth avenue. Shortly
after noon DR.. Slagle complained of not
feeling we'll and retired to his room for
a short rest. A couple of hours later,
he was found dead in bed, death hav-
y ing come while he was asleep. Dr.
Slagle was native of Ohio, ana was
a practicing physician for nearly half
a century, first in his native state and
\ later in Minneapolis. He is survived
by two children, son and daughter,
A both Of them residents of Minneapolis.
: AS unostentatiously as any other
young lad on vacation Kermit Roose-
welt, the young son OF the president.
came to the Twin Cities last Sunday,
spent a couple of hours here, and re-
sun1ed his journey. Accompanied by a
young friend, John Heard, Kermit came
in on the Northern Pacific about 5
O'Clock and left a couple of hours later
on the Northwestern for Chicago OH his
way to Oyster Bay. Kermit and his
friend were returning from a hunting
trip to the Black Hills and vicinity.
They had been in the Black Hills sew
cral days hunting small game and from
1 there had ridden horseback across the
country to Medora, N. D. This trip
took them seven days. They had board
ed the Northern Pacific train at Me-
y dora Saturday afternoon and We're due
mere at 2:20.
Mayor Edward F. Dunno, Of Chi
cago, has accepted an invitation of the
Municipal Ownership League Of Min
neapolis to be present at a meeting of
that organization to be held in this city
on Sept 10. The meeting will be
strictly non-partisan and Mayor Dunno
will make the principal address of the
evening. Mayor D. p. Jones has of.
fered the use of his reception room
at the city building and on the after
noon Of the 10th of September the Wis
iting mayor will be given a reception.
The reception will be public and all
persons who care to do so may attend.
The reception committee consists Of
prominent Democrats and Republicans.
It's personnel is as follows: Governor
J. A. Johnson, Mayor D. P. Jones, John
Lind, F. G. Winston. Rev. Father Gull
len. Prof. Mcvey of the university and
Mrs. S. A. Stockwell
Printed copies of the proposed char
ter for Minneapolis that will be voted
2on at the next general election will