The Irish standard., 1907-06-22
Che Irish STANDARD
Office: Cos Second Ave. So.
TELEPHONE. TWIN CITY 273
CITY IN BRIEF.

left Sunday evening Tor New YORK 10
sail on the Steamship Cedric" June
goth for Europe, making tour Of the
British Isles and returning by way
of Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes
about Sept 18th.
Edward Cavanaugh, six-year- old son
Of D. NJ. Cavanaugh. 2541 Quincy
street northeast was bitten in the face
by a dog last Sunday while playing at
the corner of Taylor street and Twen-
ty-ninth avenue. 1t was supposed the
dog was mad, though this does not
seem to have been the case.
Miss Marjorie Pauly and George
Tharalson We're married Wednesday at
Z o'clock, by Rev. Father Harrington.
The attendants were Miss Clara and
Irna Pauly, and Tally Tharalson was
best man. The bride wore white lace
over a silk slip and she held an arm
bouquet of bride roses.
trip and after their return they will be
at home at PAIL Lyndale ave. S.
William Welsh. ninety-two years old,
was overcome by the heat Monday
afternoon and he has since beeA in
serious condition. He resides at 423
Fifth street southeast but was removed
to the East Side hospital for treatment.
Andrew Neville, IS years old, died
last Sunday at the residence. 419
Fourteenth avenue south. He is sur
vived by his wife and one daughter,
Mrs. M Madigan. The funeral took
place at 9 a. m. Tuesday from st,
Charles church. Interment at St
Mary's cemetery.
L. Faelin, employed in the Great
Northern freight house was the man
who died from the effects of the heat
Sunday afternoon. near Grady's road
house on the Crystal Lake road. His
body lay at the morgue, unclaimed,
until a late hour last Monday evening,
when employees of the railroad COM
pany appeared and identified it, Fac
lin was out on the Crystal Lake road
hour in the afternoon, feeling in his
usual health. After being exposed to
the hot sun for several hours, he col
lapsed and died before anyone was
aware of his condition.
Judge j. B. Gilhllan has just sold the
old Side homestead, on the corner Of
Fourth avenue south and Seventh
street, to Clinton Morrison for $35,ooo,
this being the second piece of Sew
enth street property Mr.. Morrison has
purchased within two years. The new
deal was engineered by A. G. Danen-
baum, manager Of the real estate de-
partment Of the Minneapolis Trust
company. The property is 165x165 feet,
with a west frontage on Fourth ave-
nue., and a north frontage on Seventh
street. The property bought by Mr..
Morrison, some years ago, is on Third
avenue south. There is an east 'front.'
age on Third avenue Of 149 feet and
q north frontage on Seventh street of
1872 feet. The property has increased
greatly in value since Mr.. Morrison
secured control Of it.
The unexpected election Of Secretary
E. w. Randall of the Minnesota state
fair to the position of dean of the agri-
cultural department of the Minnesota
state university has caused general
shaking up in the state fair board. A
meeting of the board was held recently
and a number of changes in the Of
fetal list had been effected. Secretary
Randall's resignatio was accepted at
once. Lyman D. Baird nominated G.
N. Cosgrove for secretary. Among the
changes made necessary by the shift
of Offices was the appointment of Mr.
Baird on the executive committee in
Mr.. Nelson's place and Mr.. Furlong's
appointment to membership in the
committees on amusements and tickets
and to the craftsmanship Of the COM
mittee on transportation-the places
held by Mr.. Nelson, who as president Is
q member ex-off1cio of all committees.