The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-02-13

THE IRISH
bernian hall. The committee are s,,ll
working for the success Of their dances
although they have long since shown
their popularity and more work is un-
necessary as the good name OF the
former dances is sufficient.
| Miss Catherine Ulmer gave I dra-
E,atic recital at ST. Joseph's academy,
last Wednesday evening. She was IS
sisted in her program by Miss b.
Matz, vocal selections, Miss NJ. Maiz.
violin selections; and Miss Fitzgerald
at the piano.
1t has been announced that NJ. John
]. Farley q popular member of Di-
vision No. 4, A. o. H., is candidate
for the position of assessor of Ramsey
county. His many friends in the or
ganization are pleased to hear Of his
candidacy and feel confident Of his
appointment His long experie ace in
the real estate business qualities him
for the position, and no better selection
could be made.
Division No. l.. A. to A. o. II
will give dancing party We inesday
Eaytons Bluff.
Mr.. John McNevin, IS years Did, died
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
James Carey. 9O3 Central ave-, Tuesday
morning. Mr.. McNevin had oeea i'll
for some time and his death was not
unexpected. The remains were rcmov-
ed to Morris, Mimi. Thursday morn
ing, where the funeral was held Fri
day.
Miss Marion Purtell, Ashland avenue
entertained the Entire Nous club. at her
home Thursday evening.
John McCabe, who had been in st.
Jcseph's hospital since last August.
died there Saturday night of cor1pli
cation of diseases. He was fifty-two
years of age but little is known of
him. All McCabe would tell the nurses
OF his life was: Il served as 4 Brit-
ish soldier in the wars in East 1nd'a.
The story of my life will not interest
YOU" McCabe would say with a smile,
"My people are all dead with the ex-
ception Of a sister and where she is
I do not know McCabe was buried
$r, &c Ten for
cemetery Monday. This is only one
OF the MANY cases Of Son Of Erin,
being neglected by the county he
served in his youth
The assembly have confirmed The
mayors appointment of ]. F. Mcclure
as inspector of new school buildings
to succeed the late Inspector Bovaird
who recently resigned OH account of
i'll health.
A Mendelssohn musicale was given
last Friday afternoon by the pupils q
ST. Joseph's Academy in honor of the
Tooth anniversary of the birth Of Felix
Mendelssohn Bsrthaldy.
Div. No. 8 A. o. H. installed t,,ei,
newly-elected officers at Hibernian hal!
last Thursday evening. The affair was
public and over 800 people were in at.
tendance. Addresses were delivered by
Judge w. L. Kelly and George O'Rcilly
The remainder of the program consist
ed Of instrumental and vocal selections
Jov nd IN A hor ,o< foII1 =.
ceremonies.
Div. No: s, A. o. H., and Div. No. g.
I L. A. to A. o. H., gave card party
at Hibernian hall on Wednesday even.
ing. 1t was success and was we'll at.
tended. Valuable prizes were awarded
for high scores.
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Will
l,ston. st. Anthony avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Grand Forks, N
D.
Miles Eugene Briggs aged 50 Yeas,
died at his residence, 62s st. Anthony
avenue, Wednesday, Feb. 8. The fun
Grdl lOOh place. lTOIn I10 ABOVE resi-.
Gence Saturday morning at $3.50. Ser
vices were held at st. Joseph's church
at 10 o'clock.
! Charles Bovaird, go years Of age,
passed away at his home us Cherokee
avenue Saturday after a short Illness
Mr.. Bovaird was member of the
Carpenters Union and was quite promi-
nent in Labor Circles. For the past
few years he had held the position Of
Inspector of new school buildings. He
was a native Of Ireland. The funeral
was held from his late residence,
Tuesday.
can Unwelcomc Visitor" comedy
in three acts, was presented by the
Dramatic society of st. Thomas COL
lcge, in the Aula Maxima of St Paul
Seminary, Monday and Tuesday even