The Irish standard., 1908-10-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

The Ladies' Temperance Society of
st. Anthony of Padua parish will
meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in st. Anthony hall.
Furnaces installed. repaired and
cleaned. Our heating device. the
Aeolipyle. saves IS per cent fuel, burns
coal to ashes. no clinkers. Place or
ders now. Aeolipyle Co.. 212 S. 4th
street. M. ]. Mallon, Mgr.
Judge Ell Torrance voted four years
ago for johnson in preference to
Dunn but will vote next Tuesday for
jacobson. That's his privilege. Who
cares how he votes? His vote counts
no more than that Of the humblest
citizen.
The United Pleasure Club will in
augurate its coming season Of dancing
at Sd Ward Wigwam, plymouth aud
Aldrich Ave. North Wednesday even
ing, Nov. IS. This club which COM
prises many members Of Div. No. Z, A.
@. H., has had many successful seasons
and the dances are always looked for
ward to with pleasure.
Alfred Olson. better known az
Stockholm the saloon keeper. died
at his home Of Bright's disease last
week and was buried on Monday at
Lakewood cemetery. He left an es-
tate valued at s25o,0oo. When he ar
rived in this city in 1880 he worked o,1
the streets for s1.25 per day. AS he
left no will the estate goes to his wife.
He has brother in Seattle and two
sisters in Sweden.
Next Wednesday evening. A. W.
Warnock, President of the Minneapo-
lis Publicity Club will address the
members of Hennepin Council. Knights
Of Columbus at their hall. Mr.. War
mock is pleasing speaker and ought
to be greeted with a large attendance.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. II, he
knights and their ladies will enjoy
the first card party of the season at
the hall.
Archbishop John ireland of St. Paul
confirmed class Of 10 children last
Sunday at st. Anne's church. The
archbishop celebrated high mass in
the doctrine Of the Church in the after
noon. Rev. T. E. Cullen of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception; Rev.
ID ]. Richard, pastor Of st. Anae's
church; Rev. J. A. Andre of the
Church of Notre Dame de Lourder and
Father Eugene Of st. Joseph's church
took part in the ceremonies.
A reception was rendered on Friday
evening at the West Hotel to Mrs.
Rose D. Rittman, the newly elected
high chief ranger Of the w. c. o. r.,
on her return from Chicago. Mrs.
Rittman, after brief stay in the city,
will return to Chicago to attend to
her Official duties. She will make that
city her home during the incumbency
of her office, the headquarters of the
Order being in the Unity building on
Dearborn street. Archbishop Quigley
will be the spiritual director Of the
organization.
The candidacy Of Mayor J. C.Haynes
for reelection has been indorsed by a
number Of business men Of Minneapo-
lis. who especially approve the stard
Mayor Haynes has taken in reference
to the so-year franchise being sought
by the General Electrical company.
The claim Is made that all of the city
departments have been honestly and
ably administered and that the mayor
should be returned to office at the
coming election. The indorsers Of
Mayor Haynes say they represent no
party, but ask for his reelection on
the ground that the city needs him
as its chief executive.
Miss Minnie Jones and Joseph Joret
were married Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 9
o'clock in st. Mary's Catholic church,
Hopkins, Rev. Martin Mahoney read
the service. Mrs. Daniel played the
Mendelssol1n march as the bridal party
entered and as tho vows were being
spoken she sang 20 Sacred Heart
Miss Geneva Ryan was the bridesmaid
and the best man was William Marx
en-, a brother Of tho bride. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of
p. ]. Ryan and those present were a
group of friends and relatives. After
breakfast there was a reception at the
new home Of the married couple at
Lake Minnetonka.
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Halloween.
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