The Irish standard., 1908-04-11
ST. PAUL..

May ball to be given by Div. No. 2. L.
A. to A. o. H. and Division No. ., A.
o. H., on Friday evening, May 1, at Hi
bernian halls, corner Seventh and
Franklin streets. Music will be fur
nished by the Shamrock orchestra.
The A. o. II. of Ramsey county will
give an Easter ball on Monday even
ing. April 81, at a. O. H. hall. At the
last meeting of the county board the
following committee were appointed
to arrange for boat excursion to be
held in the summer: J. d. Higgins, L.
P. Curran, l. Mccarthy, ]. D. Harring
ton, Jas. Hogan. 1t is necessary to
charter a boat early in the season as
there will be many demands for boats.
lecture OH Shakespeare, inter-
spersed with reading from Merchant
of Venice, julius Caesar, Macbeth and
Henry VII, was the entertainment
provided Friday evening for members
of the knights of Columbus and their
friends at he Auditorium. Rev. L.. j.
Vaughan, formerly an actor. now lee
turer gave the program. Tho knights
of Columbus Opera Co. opened the pro.
gram with "Amcrica." The Auditori-
um was filled with very apprcciative
audience.
Miss Catherine Rice entertained the
1,,1, uf 1,n,.
Thursday afternoon.
Division No. 6, A. O. II. will appoint
wait on Division No. 6, L. A. to- A. O.
H. to make complete arrangements for
boat excursion to be held in the flu
ture. On the same evening, April 22,
the drill team will confer the degrees
on a class Of 35. The address of the
evening will be delivered by Hon. Dam
iel w. Lawler after which short pro-
gram will be rendered.
Mrs. Mary l.. Hurley, aged 35 years,
wife Of j. J. Hurley, died at her resi-
dence, 81 West Winifred street. Friday,
April 3. The funeral took place from,
her late residence. Monday morning at
$3.50. Services were held at ST. Mi
chael's church at 10 o'clock.
H. H. Conley, 7s7 Buffalo street, an
engineer for the Great Northern, was
struck on his head while taking a
train through the Como yards Monday
night. He was leaning from the cab
window looking for yard signals when
he collided with a pole. He fell back
into the cab and the fireman brought
the train to the Great Northern shops.
Conley was removed to st. Joseph's
hospital In an unconscious condition.
DR.. B. w. Kirby, veterinary surgeon,
653 Olive street. continues in very
serious condition today. He is still in
a comatose state. and has as yet not
recovered sufficiently to recognize his
family. DR.. Kirby, while riding in .
buggy with his wife last Friday night,
was struck by an automobile at Sum
''iS anu j 0h NICH dNCHucS. lie pOllCQ
have not yet found the driver of the
automobile.
The senior classes Of ST. Agatha's
conservatory. gave a class entertain
ment Thursday afternoon Of last week.
The program took the place Of the usu-
al choral and history classes and 1t
was summary of part Of the work
done during the past Lenten weeks.
Miss Wallgren and Miss wallraff read
papers on the Sonata and Sonata
Composers" The musical numbers
were given by the Misses Snyder
Verne Rooney. McConnelong, Hassett,
! Harholdt and Korsch. The next pro-
gram will be given this afternoon.
Michael Lane. IS, died at the city
! hospital Tuesday evening from a frac-
tured skull, sustained by falling down
stairway of the City hotel, 444 st.
Peter street, two weeks ago. The