The Irish standard., 1907-06-29

Ian and Sadie Fahey. in the classical
course. and Miss Catherine Cline, Miss
Eva Evans. Lawrence -Ames. Marie
O'Brien and Cecil Luxem in the COM
mercial course.
The students of st. Joseph's Acad-
envy gave an outing Saturday, June %.
! The picnic party took chartered cars
to Saltwater, from where they took a
boat up the river to Taylor Falls
where they stopped to see the Dalles
of ST. Croix. They returned in the
evening by the same route
| Henry G. Haas. president of the
the absence of Mayor Smith, who is
fishing. Today Acting Mayor Haas
signed his first public document as
acting head of the city. He ratified
all the proceedings of both bodies of
the council which met last week.
| Miss May Reinhardt and Valentine
Mulberry were married Tuesday morn
ing. June 18th, at St. Lukes church.
Rev. Ambrose McNulty read the serv-
ice. Miss Rose Reinhardt was brides
maid and Frank ODonell was best
man. The bride wore a gown of white
empire lace over taffeta and carried
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley
and roses and veil pinned with a
pin of pearls and diamonds. gift of
the groom. The bridesmaid wore white
Persian null over taffeta and carried
sweet peas. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides
uncle, NJ. Waldorf, Ashland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulberry will be at home
in Duluth after Aug. 1.
The marriage OF Miss Lillian Ma
loney and Arthur ]. Wallace took place
at $3.50 Tuesday morning, June rs, at
st. Peter Claver Catholic church. They
left for a trip through the western
states and California and will be at
home after Aug. 1 at 800 Marshall av-
enue, ST Paul.
While the services at the Cathedral
were being held last Sunday morning
a mad dog was prisoner in one of the
confessionals. The animal was discov-
cred in the church early in the morning
by Sexton O'Brien hid in the con-
fessional. Mr. O'Brien, finding that
the dog was vicious, locked the animal
in. In the afternoon Officer George F.
Kumrow knocked the brute senseless
with his club and then shot it.
William Mcclure. IA, 213 Jackson
street. while riding horseback Sunday
morning on Rice street, collided with
street car. The lad was thrown to
the pavement and painfully hurt His
horse was injured and had to be shot.
Louis NJ. Osborn, chief clerk in the
attorney generals office. has resigned
his position, to take effect July 1. He
has been connected with the depart
ment since 1904, when W. j. Dona-
hover was attorney general. He has
not fully made up his mind what he
will do, but may open a law office in
st. Paul His successor will be ap-
pointed this week
The Sisters of ST. Michaers Catholic
school gave picnic for the pupils on
Thursday at Lake Phalen.
Dan Curry. 70. 2o2 Virginia avenue,
slipped on the sidewalk at Robert ST.
and Central avenue Friday evening Of
last week and fractured his left hip.
Owing to advanced age his condition is
serious.
The st. Paul Shamrock club an
nounces the postponement Of its river
excursion planned for Sunday. Aug. Is.
as the steamer engaged is undergoing
government inspection.
Miss Molloy. Grand Forks. who came
to attend the alumni reunion at st.
Joseph's academy last week. is the
guest of Mrs William A. Murphy. Far
rington avenue. Recently Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy entertained for their sister,
Mrs. Harry Wellington Collins. Mrs.
Collins, who was Miss Grace Camp
bell formerly made her home in st.
Paul and there will be a great deal of
entertaining for her during her visit.
Mrs. Timothy Buckley. 60. S53 AL
bemarle street, was found dead by her
husband Thursday evening of last
week on his return home from work.
Coroner A. w. Miller decided that heart
disease caused death. Mrs. Buckley
is survived by her husband and two
children. Her funeral took place from
her late residence, Friday morning at
$780, Services were held at St. Vim
cents church at 9 o'clock.