The Irish standard., 1907-08-03
ST.. PAUL..

"A u!eel!lS OF the STATE DOard OF Or
ganization, A. O.. H., was held at thu
state secretary's ONCE last Sunday tor
the purpose of awarding prizes to the
divisions winning prizes in the menu
bership contest which closed on June
LIST. The divisions initiating canti-
dates. from Jan. l to June l, equal to
per cent of their membership on Jan.
| l, We're awarded prizes.
The moonlight excursion given by
the A. Q. H. of Ramsey county was
grand success. There We're about
400 on the boat. There was dancing
on the barge all evening. The boat
left the foot of jackson street at $50.
going down the river returning about
~ o'clock.
The ladies of st. Paul's church vii!
give an ice cream social Wednesday
evening, Aug. It'll. The social will be
held on Mrs. T. McGovern's lawn, cor
ner Agate and Cook streets. Prepare
tions are being made to accommodate
large crowd.
Piles of offensive street scrapings
will within a short time be a thing
of the past on the business streets of
st. Paul. The city has purchased $50
air-tight steel boxes, which will be
distributed at intervals along tho
streets. and all the street scrapings
will be dumped into these boxes by
the white wings" The contents of
the boxes will be carried away in
dump carts. and thus one of the series
of offensive sights on the streets will
be done away with. The new boxes are
being distributed under the direction
Of j. j. Regain, superintendent of
streets. About thirty have been placed
and the remaining 100 will be put in
commission as soon as they are re-
ceived from the manufacturers.
Division No. s, A o. H.. held an ice
cream social and card party at A. O.
H. hall on last Wednesday evening
Card prizes were awarded as follows:
Ladies' first prize. Miss Rose Cum.
mings; gentleman's first prize, Mr.
Harrington; ladies' second prize, Mrs
Golden; gentlemen's second prize
Dwyer; ladies' third prize, Miss NJ =
Fay; gentlemen's third prize, Mr.. Neil
Rogers.
Frank P. Mcclure. II, e44 Ashland
avenue, one of ST. Pauls oldest pic.
day evening, July IS. Mr.. MCGUIRE
had lived in st. Paul for so years
arriving here in 1857. He became g
member of the Territorial Pioneers al
their first meeting. The funeral took
place from the above residence satur-
day morning at $3.50. Services at st
Luke's church were conducted by
Father McNulty The pallbearers
were John Rogers, P. Gleason, F
O'Brien, P. Keigher, John Miner and
Philip Potts. He is survived by a
widow and five children.
D. F. Lyons. st. Paul. has been ap.
pointed actuary of the state insurance
department in place of j. A. Hartigan
who was advanced to insurance com
missioner
The Players Stock company at The
Metropolitan presented The Girl witt
the Green Eyes" during the week. Miss
Adelaide Nowak, the new leading lady
it in all it's little intricacies of co.
quetry, jealousy and consuming love
in most charming manner. Thurlov
Bergen is entrusted with the part o.
John Austin, the husband of Jimmy
Austin, the Girl with the Greer
Eyes" Mr.. Bergen displayed his usua
skill and made an admirable character
of the role. Geo. D. Baker wa
"Jimmy's" brother "Geoffrey Tillnan.'
The other characters to sustain The
comedy We're we'll played. For it,
ninth attraction, commencing witt
Sunday matinee, the Players Stool
company offers Mrs. Leslie Carter
"Zaza," dramatized by David Belasco
Miss Nowak will have every oppor.
tunity to display her emotional quail
ties as "Zaza" Thurlow Bergen will
be seen as Bernard
| At a meeting of the parishioners o.
St. Johns parish, in the parochia
school, Fifth and Forest streets. Sat
urday evening. Rev. T. F. Gleason.
pastor Of st. Johns parish. was pre-.
scented with purse of $500 in toker
of the high regard in which he is helt
by the congregation.
Mrs. Mamie Walsh. wife Of jaime:
E. Walsh, 20 years, was fatally burned
in gasoline explosion at her homo
sol Bradley street. Thursday night
She died q few hours afterwards a