The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

Rosary cnurcH.
A shamrock for st. Patrick's day
will be presented to each caller at
The Irish Standard Office, COS Second
Ave. S. ~
Lent will soon be over and weddings
will be numerous. Before ordering the
invitations it will be we'll to see the
samples of wedding stationery and
get prices thereon at The Irish STAN
dard Off1ce, COS Second Ave- S.
Members of Div. No. 3, A. o. H. will
receive Hol y Communion in a body at
the 1880 o'clock mass tomorrow morn
ing in st. Anthony church. Members
will meet in parish hall at Z o'clock. A
badge is the only regalia required.
DR.. Linjer successor to DR.. E. H.
Beckman, city physician, and SUPER
intendent of the City hospital, was
elected Monday by the board of char
tiles and corrections at a special
meeting.
Rev. Fathers Lilly, Thuente and Lar
penteur, noted missionary priests Of
the Dominican Order, are now in this
city and are at Holy Rosary parish
house. Father Larpenteur is we'll
known her and has relatives. both in
this city and st. Paul.
r. j. Lynch of Wyandotte, Mich.
was in the city during the week, a
visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs.
j. J. Daley, 1906 Central avenue. Mr..
Lynch was a delegate to the convention
of the Woodmen Of the World. He
returned home Friday.
The degree team Of Division No. g.,
A. O. H., has determined to capture,
if possible, the honor of being the
team to drill before a large gathering
to be held next month when the ma
tional president of the order, Matthew
Cummings Of Boston, is expected to
visit this city.
While in an attempt to get into the
f1rebox under a boiler from which he
though all the live Goals had been re-
moved, Michael Kilroe, foreman at the
500 shops, was quite seriously burned
about the face and hands on Friday of
last week. Mr. Kilroe resides on the
East Side and is a member of Divis-
ion No. 8, A. o. H.
The regular meeting Of Division No.
2 Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
will be held this Saturday evening
instead Of next Monday evening. 1t
has been found necessary to do this
from the fact that the parish st. Pat
rick's entertainment occurs on Mon
day evening. All members of the aux
iliary are requested to attend the
meeting to he held tonight at their
hall on Central avenue.
The Hennepin grand jury finished
its work Molslay, and adjourned for
the term. Before finally taking leave
it handed in the shortest report on rec-
ord, in which it criticised the county
Jail, not for it's management but for
it's unhealthful sanitary aspect due to
the miserable manner in which it was
built. 1t also complimented the city
lookup as being one Of the neatest and
most modern of it's kind, and a credit
to the city.
There have been several rumors
current that battalion of the Twen-
ty-eighth infantry would go from Fort
Smelling to the jamestown exposition.
There has as yet been no official CON-
firmation of the rumor received at the
fort Though it is probable that one
They have the reputation Of being
among the best drilled of the army 1t
was learned that the authority for the
story was Gen. Bell, who gave out the
statement unofficially few days ago.
1t was learned last Saturday that
the Great Northern road had further
evidenced it's intention Of making
block 20 a part of the site for the new
Union station by acquiring a large part
Of block 10. Block 20 is bounded by
First avenue, First street. Second
street and Second avenue south. Block
10 extends to Third avenue. The pre-
sumption is that the city will be asked
to vacate Second avenue from Second
street to the river, with the idea of
permitting the big station to occupy
the two blocks as one parcel of land.
Anna c. Murphy will not have to
pay l.. T. Sowle & Sons, grain COM
mission merchants, the sum of $3.50
for which they brought suit in the
district court. The case has been fin
ished before Judge Holt, the jury be-
ing of the opinion that deal in future
wheat was practically a gambling op-
Grafton. Miss Murphy, it seems, had
six deals on through the above named
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