The Irish standard., 1908-10-24
ST. PAUL NEWS

give Its goth dancing party Tuesday
evening. Oct. %. at Hibernian hall.
The Shamrocks expect that this dance
will be even a greater success than the
last one.
Divisions No. 6. a. O. H. and No. 6.
L. A. to A. o. H.. will give their all
nual joint ball Wednesday evening.
Oct. IS, at Hibernian hall. Prepara-
tions have been made for some time.
and it is sure to be grand success.
In honor of Miss Ethel Barrymore.
the knights of Columbus held large
reception Tuesday evening at their
hall, Cedar street. The guests wctc
received by Judge J. w. Willis. grand
knight Of the order. Miss Barrymore,
lis. After the reception Judge Willis
made an address of welcome and prs
sented Miss Barrymore with a knight
OF Columbus pin. A short musical
program closed the evenings enter
tainment.
Miss Murphy OF Front street, Who
has been visiting i'll Kansas City. will
return to st. Paul next week.
Dennis German. laborer. aged 81
years. s26 Olive street. died suddenly
a, his home about $3.50 Saturday
morning Of last week. Coroner Ar
thur w. Miller was called and decid-
ed that death was due to heart lis
ease. with which the man has been
| troubled for number of years. The
funeral took place from the residence
OF his son. Thomas German. 5s1 Park
avenue.
Thomas x Kearney. 4S9 Greenwood
street. was painfully injured while
loading milk cans in a baggage car at
the Union depot last Monday aft":-
noon He was thrown out Of the car.
when switch engine bumped into 1t.
and struck on his head and the back
of his neck. causing injury to his
spine.
The Misses Mayme Flanagan and
Florence Heshon gave a card party
last Thursday evening in st. Johns
hall on East Fifth street. Prizes were
wen by the Misses Mensmer, Kather-
inc and May Altman. Messrs. r. T..
Hawkins, Joseph Arens and Michael
Flanagan.
The Aristo Mona club held it's first
meeting of the season at the new Odd
Fellows hall, corner Of Forest and
Eeaney streets. Monday evening. Oct
IL. There was dancing and a general
good time was enjoyed by the men,
bers and their friends. A large num-
ber of new members were admitted
to the club. The following officers
were elected: President. R. e. Hawk
ms; vice president. Chas. Pomeroy;
secretary, Miss Irene Dunn: treasurer,
F. NJ. Conroy: official reporter, Miss
A1ayme Flannigan.
Miss Florence McVay, S37 Ostcgo
street. died last Wednesday night from
typhoid fever. contracted while nurs-
ing an older sister. She was tile
youngest Of four sisters. three o.
whom are school teachers in the ru-ll
districts, and she was a recent gradI-
ate of the Teachers Training school,
1but had sacrificed a position offered
her to nurse her invalid sister. Her
older sister is still very Ill. and al
though the crisis of the disease is
thought to have been passed. she has
not been apprised of her sisters death.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence. Friday morning at $3.50. Re-
QUEEN High Mass was celebrated at
st. Mary's church at o'clock.
Thomas Monahan. who was found
unconscious in his room. 37s Jackson
street, Saturday. Oct. 10. from the ef-
fects of gas, died at the city hospital
last Wednesday. The deceased was 3S
years old and came from Kilkenny.
Ireland. four years ago.
Mrs. Annie Corcoran, wife Of P. J.
Corcoran, conductor on the Northern
Pacific railway, died at her home in
the Minnesota Flats, after a lingering
illness. She was born in St Paul 30
years ago and was daughter of
Thomas Mcmahon. 325 South Frank
lin street The funeral took place
from the residence Of her father last
Saturday. at $50 o'clock a. m. serv-
Ices were held at the Cathedral at 10
o'clock.
| Miss Nora Casey died of consump-
ton last Monday evening at the homa
of her parents, 2o3 South Franklin
street. Miss Casey was born In g..
Paul 30 years ago. She attended the
Cathedral school and graduated from
q training school. Seven years ago
Miss Casey was appointed a teache:
in the public schools. Five years lat
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