The Irish standard., 1907-07-27
ST. PAUL..

Wednesday evening at Hibernian hall
The meeting was largely attended and
number of applications were re-
ceived. \ committee was appointed
to make arrangements for an ice cream
social to be given Wednesday eve
ming, Aug. 7th.
Division No g. A. o. H.. met on
Wednesday evening at Hibernian hall.
AS there was a very large attendance.
an impromptu program was given
consisting of vocal and piano solos and
clog dancing.
w. ]. Gibbons and daughter. Miss
Glare Gibbons, Selby avenue. accom-
panied by Miss Katherine Gibbons,
will leave Aug. for an extended East
ern trip.
Division No 1. A. o. H., met on
Thursday evening at new A. o. H.
hall, Seventh and Franklin streets.
The meeting was largely attended Sew
eral candidates We're obligated and a
number of applications We're received.
Street Superintendent j. j. Regain
continues to receive complimentary
statements from citizens on account
of the cleanliness of the city's streets
The hackdrivers at the union station
state that the street is the cleanest
it has been in years. The Diamond 10
line has written a letter saying the
levee is like a whistle, and Third street
merchants also feel elated over the
condition of the street.
Among the officers elected at the
convention of the Federation of Catho-
lie societies Wednesday in Indianapo-
lis, G. w. stenger, st. Paul, was named
vention will be held in Boston.
Miss Alice DUNCAN. aged 10 years,
sister of Mrs. Thos. Doyle. 235 Com.
mercial street. died at the city hospital
late Friday. The funeral took place
from the residence of her sister, Mrs.
j. Doyle, Monday at $3.50 a. m. Ser
vices were held at the Cathedral at
! o'clock
The Hibernians Of Ramsey county
and the ladies' auxiliaries will give an
excursion on the river on the evening
: of July 80. The boat will leave the
dock at o'clock There will be music
and dancing on the boat.
80 ~, ;ro
est Lake.
Miss Marie Connell, 1925 Summit
avenue has recovered from an oper-
alton for appendicitis, which was per-
formed two weeks ago at st. Joseph's
hospital. Miss Cornell is now enjoy
ing good health
Division No. 1. L. A. to A. O. H., met
on Thursday evening at Hibernian hall.
Seventh and Franklin streets. Owing
to the popularity of their president,
Mrs. T: WI Mccoy. the division is fast
increasing in membership. At every
meeting a number of applications are
received.
DlSISlOi nv. U, "a. W. H., gave oil lCS
cream social Wednesday evening at
Hibernian hall. The success of the
social was due to the united efforts of
the members of the division.
Thomas D. O'Briens resignation as
insurance commissioner was rendered
to Gov. Johnson Tuesday and was ac-
cepted. John A. Hartigan, actuary of
the department, has been appointed to
take Mr.. O'Briens place. The change
will take place Aug. 1.
Miss Marie O'Grady %, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Grady, SAG
Pleasant avenue, never i'll in her life
and envied by her girl friends for her
seemingly perfect health, was sudden
ly attacked by heart failure early
Tuesday morning and died within an
hour. DR.. Charles ]. Meade was sum-
moned when the young girl was strick-
en- but could not save her.
Miss Florence Preston. 1887 SelLy
avenue and Miss Rose Giblin, 765
Marshall avenue. are spending the
summer with friends in Waverly.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 1856, Degree If
Honor, gave an ice cream social and
dance on Monday evening at Hibern-
ian hall. Seventh and Franklin streets.
There We're about 500 people present.
]. NJ. Mcguire. IS years old. who is
boarding at the Maloney hotel, was
picked up unconscious last Monday
evening at Fifth and Wabasha streets
He had scalp wound. supposed to be
due to fall When he regained con-
seriousness at the city hospital he was
unable to explain as to how he got his
injury. His condition is not regarded
as serious. He came to st. Paul six
weeks ago from Biddeford. Me.
Mrs. E. L. Murphy, II Front street,
is spending the week in Graceville,
MINI. She will return next week.