The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-02-02
Gbe Irish STANDARD
Telephone Twin City 27s
CITY IN BRIEF.

wednesday morning, at his home, 1908
25th st. W.
The Shamrock Social clubs dancing
party will be held next "Wednesday
evening at Easthagen hall, :41S rloom-
ington ave.
Miss wilhelmenia Genevieve Beich-
81, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
Beichel, and Frederick Adam Horst
man We're married Wednesday MORN
ing at o'clock at st. .]osephs church.
Father othrnar ERIN blessed the VOWS.
Miss Stella Striegle attended the bride,
and A. ]. Kelly was the best man.
Division No. 6, A. o. H., and Divis-
ion No. 4. L. A. A. o. H., will give
card party and dance next Thursday
evening at Maccabee hall, Bloomington
and Franklin, to which members OF
both orders throughout the city are
invited. A delightful evening is es-
sured.
Mrs. August He'll, who was severely
burned about the face and body by the
explosion Of a lamp, at her home at
Long Lake, Dec. 20, died at ST. Marys
hospital. Bessie Lyons was at the
home Of the Hellls when the explosion
occurred, and in attempting to eXtin-
guish the flames received injuries that
resulted in her death at St. Marys
about two weeks age.
James Kelly, secretary of Division
No. ., A. o. H., of Minneapolis, was
elected vice president Of the Freight
Handlers Of America at the national
convention recently held at New Or
leans. Mr.. Kelly was a prominent
factor in the convention, and came
within two votes Of getting the next
national convention for Minneapolis,
the honor going to Jersey City, N. j.
DIR. Thomas ]. Gray, formerly presi-
dent of the st. Cloud normal school,
and a practicing physician in A1inne-
apolis for several years, died last Sun
day in Tonopat, New, of typhoid
pneumonia. He was We'll known in
both medical and educational circles
Of the state. After leaving st. Cloud
he was head Of a normal school at
Greeley, Col, ana went from there to
Chicago, where he practiced medicine.
He then came to Minneapolis, and
lived on the East Side for several
years, taking rather an active hand
in politics while here.
Acting upon the request OF the state
board Of health, Mayor Haynes has is
sued an order requiring all owners OF
dogs to muzzle the same for the t;ext
sixty days. This action on the part
If the board Of health was taken after
reports had been received which in6i-
Gated that there had been many cases
of rabies among the dogs of this city
and st. Paul during the past few days,
nine cases Of rabies being reported
from Minneapolis alone within the past
week. The police department has been
ordered to take up all stray dogs
found on the streets.
The bankruptcy case Of Isidore Neu-
man, the grocer at 113 list ave. H., who
did an extensive mail order business
and departed to parts unknown when
he had collected goodly amount OF
money from farmers for which he sent
them nothing, has been settled. The
final meeting Of creditors was held last
Saturday evening. There are about
600 Of them, and, there being no divi-
dends for them, Daniel E. Richter. at
torney for the trustee, wound up tho
affairs in the case. The liabilities
amounted to $4,000 and the total as.
sets were $500.
James Regan of Ellsworth, Wis, and
Miss Catherine Condor Of this city
were married Wednesday morning al
the Immaculate Conception church by
Rev. r. u. Cullen. The bride is vel
known in this city, and has many
friends. For a number Of years she
was employed at Dorsett's, and on last
Saturday evening that firm gave 8
complimentary party in her honor al
Richmond hall. The newly welded
couple went to Iowa for a trip. and or
their return will shortly thereafte,
leave for the state Of Washington
their future home.
The installation Of tho newly elect.
ed officers OF Division No. 1, l.. A
A. o. H., at their hall, II 18th st. s., or
the evening of Jan. is, was attended
by hundreds, and was very interesting
The officers were installed most i'm.
pressively by Father Moran. who was
given the post Of honor by Mrs. NJ. Fl
Cummings. county president. A de-
lightful program, including addresse:
and music by NJ. J. Flannery, Chicago
John Collins, J. ]. Fitzgerald, Miss F