The Irish standard., 1907-04-20

ty auditor and treasurer from paying
the claim
Charles j. Lange, So. 500 Case street,
died at his home late last Sunday from
paralysis. Mr.. Lange was a resident
of st. Paul for 30 years, and for the
last 90 years has been a, mail carrier
He is survived by widow, one daugh-
ter and three sons.
The body of Mrs. Anna O'Donnell,
60. living in the rear of 1879 Alabama
street, was found in a hole in swamp
on the flats on the West Side early
Monday morning. At first the police
suspected foul play, but as she has
been a cripple it is believed that she
accidentally fell in the hole and was
too feeble to get out. Mrs. O'Donnells
funeral was held Thursday morning.
April is, at st. Johns church, and from
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. S.
Cunningham, 100 Conway street.
ST. Paul Shamrock Club gave a
dancing party Tuesday evening, April
16 at the new Hibernian hall.
Division No. 5. L. A. to A. O. H.,
entertained at cards and dancing
Thursday evening, April 1s. at the
Hibernian hall.
Miss Josephine A. Parnell daughter
of Mrs. VIM. Parnell, and Philip a.
Deller were united in marriage Tues
day morning at st. James Catholic
church by Rev. jeremiah O'Connor.
The bride was attended by Miss Louise
Parnell. Mr.. John Blanchard acted as
best man. A wedding breakfast fol-
! lowed the ceremony at the brides
home. Tuscarora avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deller left Tuesday evening for their
future home in Tacoma. Wash.
Rev. T. f. Cullen, Minneapolis, de-
livered a pleasing lecture on Young
Girls and the Parish" to the students
of Saint Joseph's Academy. Wednes-
day, April II. Father Cullen carefully
explained to the students the duties of
a girl towards her pastor and the
parish. Father Cullen's visit was highly
appreciated by the students, who
anxiously await a second visit
Division No. 2, L. A. to A. O. H..
will confer the degrees upon large
class of candidates at their next meet.
ing, Wednesday evening, April "a, at
Hibernian hall.
Division No. 4, A. o. H., held their
regular meeting Wednesday evening,
April II. at Hibernian hall. Rev.
Father Cleary delivered a lecture on
"American Citizenship" Mr.. j. j. Far
icy helped in entertaining the large
audience by recitation. Frank Far
ley helped in entertaining the large
a, selection upon the piano.
Division No. will give a grand ball
on Wednesday,, May list, at Hibernian
hall.
Division No. 9, A. o. H., held large
meeting at Hibernian hall, Seventh
and franklin streets, Tuesday evening,
April is. Several candidates were
initiated.
Mrs. Julia Lane, wife of Dennis
Lane, died at the family residence, 542
Lincoln avenue. corner OF Oakland,
on Tuesday. Deceased was SO years
of age. Mrs. Lane was a sister of
Maggie, John and Michael Doyle. She
was the mother of John ]. Lane, Cor
nelius A. Lane, Dennis F.. Lane. Mar
garet Lane and Mrs. Fenlon. The flu
at $3.50 o'clock at the family residence.
Services at st. Luke's church. 9 o'clock
Internent at Calvary cemetery. Mrs.
Lane was an old and respected resi-
dent Of ST. Paul, having lived here
since the early sos. Her husband,
sons and son-in-law are all members
of A. .. H., which body sympathizes
with them in their bereavement. She
was d devout Catholic. being fond
wife and loving mother
Division No. desiring to get in 1.-The
swim and seeing the necessity of Sc
curing larger quarters, have moved
from Hall No. 2 to Hall No. / in the
new Hibernian building. Next!
]. NJ. Tierney. the new president of
Division No. /, with his corps of able
assistants, are working enthusiastically
to make Division No. the banner
division in Ramsey county. Divisions
4 and . better take care and watch
carefully their laurels. Division NO
held a large meeting on Thursday
April is. They initiated large class
of candidates and received several APP
plications.
John Gunderson, the accused robber
of s25,o00 from the Northern Pacific
Express company, was arrested at his
home Wednesday, April II, at 4 a. M,
by Chief O'Connors able detectives.
Fred Zimmerman. clerk in the North
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