The Irish standard., 1906-04-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

evening. supper Will De served uc-
tween II and 12 o'clock.
Wedding invitations prir,ed neatly
and in the. latest styles at Very reason
able prices at The Irish Stanford Of
flee. We have q nice line Of samples
that we would be pleased to show to
intending purchasers. 81 S. 4th ST.,
over Hoffman's.
The east side Sheridan Club gave
a dancing party last Tuesday evening
in the new \. o. U. w. hall. The
affair was admirably conducted and
about forty couples of the younger
set enjoyed the dance greatly, to the
delightful strains of Cafarelli's orches-
ira.
We make a speciality of cleaning. re-
pairing all kinds of heaters. If your
furnace has not given you good SER
vice the past six months let us know
and we will do the rest Write or
telephone us. The Aeolipylc Co, NJ. j.
Mallon, n. w. Manager 1o2 Bank Of
Minneapolis Building. +. c. 41S, 41S4,
and 1856.
Thomas R. Harvey, representative
of the 500 line and the North Ameri-
can Telegraph Company, was drowned
Sunday by falling from the boat Good
year. while on his way from Cleveland
to the 500. Mr. Harvey is supposed to
.1,i1a
sick, in the neighborhood Of Thunder
BAY. He was we'll known in Mime
;polis.
The next meeting Of Div. No. 8, A.
o. H., which is to be held Sunday af-
ternoon, May 6, will be an enjoyable
one, as choice program of enter
tainment is being prepared i'll behalf
of the large number of new members
recently initiated In connection with
the account of their last social event
the name OF Mrs. Susie Dessaint, who
aided so much in making the affair
success was, through an oversight
omitted in the published list.
VI,
Pummer, pioneer citizen of Mime
apolis. and one of its substantial busi-
ness man, died at 8 a. m. Thursday at
his home 1925 Third avenue south,
from neuralgia of the heart before
medical aid could be secured. Mr.
Cushman had not been feeling we'll for
several days, but his condition gave
the family no cause for alarm. He is
survived by Mrs. Cushman, as vel! as
the two daughters, Mrs. B. H. Wood
worth and Miss Mary Cushman.
The residence OF c. S. Juel, at 29l2
Garfield avenue, was Quilted by fire at
an early hour Monday morning. The
fire is thought to have originated about
the chimney in the rear of the house,
and when discovered it had gained
considerable Roadway. The members
of the family were all in bed when the
fire broke out, but they managed to
escape from the house without diff
Guilty and much of their household eff
fects were also saved The loss is
about $780, partially covered by in
surance.
The board Of charities and correc-
tions, at meeting held Tuesday after
noon, voted to advertise for bids for
the construction of the proposed adj
ninistration building for the City hos
pital. Architect LamoreauX has pre-
pared the specifications in accordance
with which bids will be accepted. The
time for the opening of these bids was
fixed at May Is at O'Clock in the af-
tcrnoon. The new building is to be
constructed on the site of the old
Bracket homestead adjoining tho
present buildings, and will cost in the
neighborhood Of 100000.
The officials of the Fourth ward ar,
willing to take over the care of its
portions of the two streets at any time
The ward has. indeed, had charge OF
Lyndale avenue from Western to Sixth
avenue north for several years, anG
collected assessments for street sprink-
ling long before the park board vacated
the streets as parkways. The Thirt
ward aldermen want nothing to do will
Lyndale avenue and the Eighth ware
aldermen would prefer to be relieved
Of all responsibility with regard Il
Hennepin, but are ready to do tiei
, duty when the courts make the situa
ton clear.
Mayor David P. Jones has appointed
fourteen well-known persons to repre-
sent Minneapolis at the national con
ference of charities and corrections
to be held at Philadelphia. The dele
CATION is charged with the responsible
task of bringing the next conference
to Minneapolis. The delegates arc
Bishop S. C. Edsa]l, W. d. Washburl
and Ralph w. Wheelock, representa-,
the city as delegates-a large; William
P. Barton, Miss Caroline Crosby, Mis-
Marie Jamme. Miss Vera Bean, Mrs.
A. Chamberlain, Mrs. T. J. Janney
Frank Mcdonald, DR.. W. D. Lawrence
Frank l.. McVey and r.. d. Solenberger
representing the various public am
private charities in the city.