The Irish standard., 1908-04-25
Gbe Irish STANDARD
Office: (o5 Second Ave. s..
TELEPHONE. TWIN CIV 273
CITY IN BRIEF.

"a Sho4Sc SO1HCl Iol, OOA1OO 166C, at
Seventh avenue northeast and Univer-
s:,y is for sale by the owner, N. La
t,urelle, 624 Fourth street northeast.
A social dance will be given Monday
evening. May 4, by the ladies of Div.
No. 2, A. o. H. Auxiliary, at A. o. u.
w. hall, $40 Central ave.
Div No. 1. A. o. H.. will hold its
next dance at Columbus hall on Thurs.
day evening, May 81. The committee
in charge is made up as follows:
James P. Mcl<enna, P. Lydon, Joe
Coyle. P. ]. Powers, f. A. Mathews
owen Cunningham, f. j. Ovens
Dalys orchestra will play.
The Ladies' Altar Society of the
newly organized Catholic parish Of
Linden Hills and Cottage City will
conduct a food sale this afternoon in
Desmond's hall, 43rd st. and Upton
ave. S. The officers of the society are
Mrs. A. L. Potter. President; Mrs. T..
Ryan, Secretary, and Mrs. w. Costel-
10, Treasurer.
D. H. Morgan and Frank Quinn have
been talked of by members of the
Ninth Ward Republican club to sue
ceed Alderman Castner. c. G. john
son and A. G.. Wass are also in the
open. At meeting of the club held
Tuesday. an executive committee was
elected as follows. p. w. McCauley.
Edward Rase, NJ. ]. O'Donell. j. c.
Hurley, F.. F. Comstock. Samuel Milli-
man, E. P. Jones and Oscar Wahlberg.
John McNamee. the young station
ary engineer, who was injured Thurs
dav of last week at government dam
No. 2, is still in a precarious condition
at st. Mary's hospital. He was at work
when the fywheel of an engine caught
his clothing. He was whirled around
and thrown with great force against
a. concrete wall, where he was picked
up by fellow workmen. Physicians
have slight hopes for his recovery as
ne sustained lHlCIIldl vi
serious nature. Mr.. McNamee is
81 years of age, unmarried and lived
at 1927 Ninth st. s. with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix McNamee.
A line of march 81 blocks long has
been agreed upon for the parade at
the laying of the cornerstone OF the
new procathedral. May 81. This was
the main accomplishment of the meet
ing of the executive committee at
Donaldson's tea rooms Monday night.
Under the general supervision of
Grand Marshal Matthias Baldwin. the
head Of the parade will be formed at
Tenth street and Nicollet avenue. the
column filing in with additions
stretching back to Fifteenth street or
farther. The procession will march
down Nicollet to Third street. then up
Hennepin avenue and back on Henne-
pin avenue to Sixteenth street. where
the ceremonies will take place.
The Minneapolis Retail Liquor Deal
ers' association made good it's newly
assumed role of a charitable institu-
tion at the regular weekly meeting
Wednesday afternoon, and the men,
bers who were present dug up from
their pockets purse of $25 to be do
mated to Mrs. M. Kuvland. wife Of the
cantor of a local Jewish church who
deserted her and her children about
two weeks ago. leaving them in desti-
tuition. The action was taken as a
result of the controversy which has
been carried on recently between Rev.
W. B. Riley Of the First Baptist
church and the saloon element of Min
neapolis, and was the direct result of
a challenge by Thomas Lally. former
dealers, that the members of the as
sociation would raise more money for
charitable purposes than DR.. Riley's
congregation.
Archbishop Ireland was the honored
guest at a large and handsomely ap-
pointed reception which the members
of the Tabernacle society in the arch
diocese gave Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Pennington on Colfax ave. S. The
hours were from to o'clock and 225
guests called. Archbishop Ireland re-
ceived with Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington
. and Mrs. Benjamin Thompson of St
Paul, president of the society. They
stood in the drawing room. where
Madam Chatney roses and Easter lilies
showed their exquisite tints under the
light which came from the chande-
liers. Palms and Easter lilies made a
background for the receiving line and
on the piano and table were large
vases of roses. The sun parlor opens
Just beyond and it presented an un-
usually pretty picture with it's wealth
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