The Irish standard., 1907-06-15
Qbe Irish STANDARD
Office: Cos Second Ave. So.
TELEPHONE: TWIN CITY 273
CITY IN BRIEF.
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law, has removed from the Phoenix
building to 7os New York Life build
ing, Second Ave. S. and Fifth st.
Harold j., youngest son of Mr.. and
southeast died at p. M. Monday.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence, Wednesday, at 10 a. m. Inter-
ment at st. Mary's cemetery.
U. L. Lynott is home from Texas,
where he has spent several months in
exploiting Texas lands. Mr.. Lynott is
enthusiastic over the coming empire
of the south. He visited Houston,
Dallas, San Antonio, Galveston and all
the big cities of the Lone Star state.
William Ruff, so, Good Thunder, was
found dead from asphyxiation We'd
nesday in his room at the Transit
house, ST. Paul One Of the gas jets
was open. A milk ticket in one of the
pockets Of Rufus coat gave the only
clue to his identity.
Sergeant A. E. Rankin has resigned
from the police force after 20 years
of service. Sergeant Rankin has been
detailed in the Third precinct for the
past ten years. His resignation was
rendered because of advancing age.
The officer is eligible to the pension
fund and will receive the pension when
his resignation becomes effective June
20.
The body of Joseph Cohen, the ,12-
year-old son of Isadore Cohen, 342
East Seventeenth street, who was
drowned in the Mississippi river on
Memorial day while playing near the
mouth of Minnehaha creek, was re-
covered Monday afternoon near Fort
Smelling by an employe of the st.
Paul Boom company. The body was
wedged between two logs and the boom
man had little difficulty in securing it.
Miss Mamie c. Lennon of the East
Side, former pupil of st. Anthony of
honors from the Winona Normal on
Thursday of last week and has re-
turned to this city. A social gather
ing of her friends, to the number of
twenty-five or thirty, were entertained
at lunch by Miss Lennon Immediately
following the closing of the school
exercises at Winona.
John L. Gleason, president Of the
board of athletic control at the state
school which he was attending by the
regents at their meeting. Wednesday.
The action met with considerable dis
cussion among the students, who inn
mediately drew the conclusion that
Gleason had been expelled for daring
to oppose the faculty on many student
questions which have come up during
the year.
The funeral services of Charlotte
Stevens, wife of Edward A. Stevens,
lawyer and former city editor of The
Tribune, who died on the 9Th inst
at her home, 206 West Lake street
were held Monday at the family home
Rev. Bernard Rugles conducted the
service and Miss Lily Hammond and
Mrs. N. P. Price sang group of
hymns. The interment was at Lake.
wood and the following were pail
bearers: George Myers. j. c. O'Keeffe.
Jeremiah Donaghue, August Floerky.
Mark Wolcott. and John O'Keefe.
Miss Katherine Majerus entertained
the graduates of the Holy Angels
academy last Saturday. at trolley
ride through the Twin Cities and af-
terward at a luncheon given at her
home The rooms were artistically
decorated in the class coors, light blue
and wine color. The favors were little
baskets tied with ribbons and filled
with dainty CONNECTIONS. Covers were
laid for nine. Those present were
Misses Isabel Guertin, Mary Dough-
erty, Hazel Brennan, Winifred Good
rich, Evelyn Gallagher. Agnes Demp-
sey. Margaret Mullin and Katherine
Majerus. Mrs. G. Boehme Of st. Paul
chaperoned the party.
The Minnesota department of the G.
A. r. made net increase Of POP new
members and zone post last year. At
the reading Of the roll Wednesday SIS
names failed to receive answer and
notwithstanding this loss the adjutant
generals report showed the above in
crease over the membership Of 5,725 OF
1906. cash balance of $3.50 was re-
ported in the treasury by the quarter
master. A report was read on the con-
ditions existing at the old soldiers
home in which several repairs were
suggested and the ruling made that
no insane or partially insane veterans