The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-09-28
z gbe Irish STANDARD
Office: COS Second Ave. So.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

AAo oldHlIoCk 0OC1dl CiuO s HrSs
dance for the present season will be
held next Wednesday evening in East
hagen hall, 2413 Bloomington.
A benefit dance for the telegraph
operators now on strike will be held
next Monday evening in Richmond
hall. to which all friends of the cause
are. invited.
Division No Ladies Auxiliary A.
o. H., of Hennepin county will give
social dancing party at their hall, 10th
ave. N. and Washington. Tuesday ev-
ening. Oct. X.
Frank D. Feeney, president of Div.
No. 10, A. o. H., and Archie John.
stone. executive clerk in the Mayors
ONCE have established we'll stocked
grocery business at 925 e5th ave NJ T..
the firm name being Fceney & John
stone. The new enterprise will for
time at least be under the active man.
agement Of Mr. Feeney.
Policemen of Minneapolis played pol
ttics to finish Tuesday evening in
an effort to elect directors and audit
ors to the Police Benevolent associa-
ton. So far as known everything was
on the square with the policemen pol
iticians but developments may show
that there was some pretty lively lob
bying. The election was for directors
and auditors and every station in the
city was polling place. At the Central
station Jailer Al. Needham was elected
director and Patrolnaan John Knight,
auditor. The detectives elected Mich
ael Neary, director and Louis Hansen,
auditor. Results in other stations
were: Second precinct, director, Cap
tain Quealey, auditor, Edward Rick
sham; third precinct. Captain FERN.
director. John Void, auditor: fourth
precinct. Sergeant Barry, director.
CHARLES Burke. auditor; fifth precinct,
Harry Jones. director and Lieutenant
j. G. Daley, auditor.
Smashing heavy plate glass window
in M. L. Cohen & Co.'S jewelrv store.
20 Washington ave. S.. early last satur.
DAY evening, bold thief seized s1,5oO
worth of diamonds and made his es-
cape. The robbery was one Of tha
boldest on record in this CITY. the
streets being crowded at the time and
the store full Of people, In making his
escape the robber held M. l.. Cohen and
Tony Dobrin, one of his EMPLOYEES at
bay with revolver. He then fled
through the saloon Of George McNfa.
hon, 81 Washington ave. S., spreading
terror with his revolver and was lost
sight Of in the darkness in the alley
at the rear. A dozen or more detectiv-
es and a large number of uniformed
men were placed on the case at once
by Chief Corriston. but up to this time
no trace Of he bold thief had been
found. When he broke the window
he cut his hand severely. Blood was
smeared on the window and formed
a trail through the Mcmahon saloon.
Notre Dame de Lourdes church was
the scene of the marriage of Miss Clo-
tide La Febvre, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucien LIE Febvre. and William
Hugh Mcguire. which took place Tues
day evening at o'clock Rev. ]. A.
Andre read the service, which was wit
messed by 100 friends and relatives.
Prof. Perry presided at the organ and
played a program of bridal music,
changing to the Lohengrin wedding
march as the professional entered the
church. Miss Helen LIE Febvre, as
maid Of honor, preceded the bride. She
wore a gown of Duchess mouseline
trimmed with lace and carried PINK
asters, the same flowers being woven in
a wreath in her hair. The bride
entered with her father, who gave
her in marriage. Her gown was IF
Duchess mouseline, made with yoke
of real lace. 1t was made Emuire
style, with long train and the full
veil caught to her hair with a wreath
of lilies of the valley and an armful
of white roses completed her costume,
John Mcguire was his brothers best
man.
The nine hundred odd dollars paid by
the Mendenhall estate to Sarah Bell
will stand monument to Mendtnhall
honesty in the Bell family long after
a marble shaft shall have crumbled to
dust. Away back in the 7os the Men
denhall Savings bank was organized,
and R. ]. Mendenhall, it's president,
stated in the books and advertising
matter that his personal estate as we'll
as integrity was back of that bank.
The bank failed and Mcndenhall took
1t upon himself to settle the shortage
IN the occonpfc p,,t +1,or. ,ro.