The Irish standard., 1908-10-24
CITY IN BRIEF.

COdl 10 dSuSbs no CAluAeTS. race Or
ders now. Aeolipyle Co.. 11s s. 4th
street. M. j. Mallon. MU.
The ladies Of st. Clements church
will serve supper and conduct sale of
fancy articles next Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows hall, 22nd and Central
ave. Admission free. Supper 25c.
Good program Of entertainment.
A grand oratorical treat is In store
for the guests Of the Publicity club at
the banquet to be given next wednes-
day evening at Donaldson's tea rooms.
Archbishop Ireland. John Barret and
Cyrus Northrop will be the speakers.
Inactivity in the numbering business
in Minnesota is driving a large num-
Der Of men south in search Of work.
. What few men have been sent to the
woods are going for $50 to s2s a month.
while the usual pay in past years was
around $40.
The trial Of w. X. Hicks. secretary
OF the board of education. was not
started last Monday as the prosecution
vas not ready and asked for delay.
James A. Peterson. attorney for Mr..
Hicks, was in court with his client. The
trial comes off next week.
Patrolman Connolly, who accidental
" killed a hoy and severely wounded
a young lady. was discharged from the
force for "the good of the service" by
Mayor Haynes.
The annual fair in Holy Rosary par
ish opened ON Wednesday and is large
lv attended. Mayor Haynes opened it
and was introduced by Mr.. VIM. Leary,
candidate for judge of the Municipal
court. A peculiar feature of the Holy
Rosary fair is that no asking for
chances on the floor of the hall is per-
mitted. There are five tables in charge
Of the ladies of the parish. and they
are all well ratronized. The fair will
run over into next week.
Minneapolis Republicans who served
in the legislature with Jacob f. Jacob
son have addressed an open letter to
all Republican voters of Hennepin
county giving their estimate of the Re-
publican nominee for governor and
telling why they will support him at
the polls and why they believe the
people of the state should vote for him.
Among the signers are Fred B. Sny-
der w. D. Washburn, Jr.; S. r. Van
SAINT, w. p. Roberts, e. G. Potter, j. T.
Wyman and others. Hennepin county
will be carried by johnson.
Rev. G. L. Morrill,. writing of the
Blarney stone in The Daily News, says
that he kissed it three times, but was
so frightened that he does not know
how it tasted. with the memory Of
George Washington before me-" he
says. Il truthfully affirm that I have
been In oerils by land and sea, have
climbed mountains and slid glaciers,
but I never SO shivered with fright as
when / hung by the heels with one
hundred and twenty feet between me
and the ground beneath. The expert
ence will outlive all remember of
1reland's hills. woods and water, sham
rock and shillalahs. black thorn. DO
teen and peat.
Tomorrow. Sunday. Oct. 1s. st. Boni-
face church, in Northeast Minneapolis.
will celebrate the 50th anniversary of
the founding of the parish without the
exterior pomp that generally accom-
panies such events. III the morning a
solemn high mass will be celebrated
by the pastor. Rev. Adrian schmitt, O.
s. B., in the presence of the Rt. Rev.
Peter Engcl, o. S. B. The golden an
niversary sermon will be delivered by
Rev. Jerome Heider. o. S. B.. pastor
Of the Church of the Assumption. St.
Paul. In the evening the Zenith Dra-
matte club of the parish will present
ut the parochial school a clever society
drama entitled "The Belle Of Rich
mond.'
Holy Rosary parish Is conducting an
attractive bazar. which commenced
Wednesday night at Holy Rosary hail.
and will continue at least a week.
Mayor Haynes graced the occasion
with an interesting address. The va.
rious booths are prettily arranged with
hundreds Of fancy articles and are uu-
der the direction Of various societies
and the ladies Of the parish. At tine
Apron and Handkerchief booth. con-
Quoted by Mrs. j. NJ. Gleason and Mrs.
Wernli, is handsome lace handker-
chief donated to the bazar by Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan and which
will be rafhed. Supper is being served
from to at CSC each.