The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-12-18

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morning from the st. Stephens church.
Rev. oliver Dolphin omciated. Miss
Trainor was born in Big Stone coun-
[ty. Minnesota, near Barry, Sept. 8,
1897. Besides her parents she leaves
three sisters and one brother to mourn
her death. rs
Rochester. Minn.-Miss Gertrude
Grimm, granddaughter OF Mrs. Anna
Purcell Of 1854 Line street, was struck
by an automobile and seriously injured
on Saturday, 4th inst. 1t appears that
Miss Griffin was in the act Of crossing
the street near the city hall corner
just as Carl West a local chauffeur,
driving a Kissel Kar came down Main
street from the south. He saw Miss
Grimm in his path and, though pro-
ceeding at a rapid rate, he threw on
the brake. He attempted to turn east
on Third street. but he could not
swerve quick enough and the car
struck Miss Griffin. Her clothing was
caught as the machine came by and
she was whirled under" it. Her injuries
were confined to her back, her left arm
broken and severe bruises upon her
head. On complaint of Chief Keller,
the driver of the car which injured
Miss Grimm was arrested In the after
noon charged with going at the rate
Of Is miles per hour. Mr.. West pleaded
guilty and Justice schacht imposed q
fine of $40. which was paid. No..
Faribault, Minn.-At a regular meet
ing Monday evening Of last week ct
Endres hall Of Ladies' Auxiliary, Div.
No. 1, A. o. H., the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
J. P. Kennedy. president; Mrs. Mary
o'Connell, vice president; Mrs. Mary
Harding, recording secretary; MRS. Eu-
gene o'Keefe, treasurer; Miss Sarah
Carney, financial and insurance secre-
tary; Mrs. NJ. Morgan. sergeant-at-
arms; Miss Mary Chaffey, sentinel;
Mrs. M. Morgan, chairman of stand
ing committee.
Olivia, Minn.-A. p. Heaney has un-
dergone an operation at ST. Josephs
hospital. st. Paul, during the past
week. On Friday he was taken sud-
denly with a second attack Of appen-
dicitis while returning to the city from
Streeter, Ill. DR.. Mesker was sent for
and he and w. ]. Heaney went down to
st. Paul Saturday morning. The op-
GRAFTON was performed that day, and
the case proved to be quite serious
Arthur was quite low on Sunday, but
since that time he. has been steadily
improving and it is expected that he
will soon be able to leave the hospi-
tai.
Saltwater, Minn.-Patrick Callinan.
resident of this city since 1876, died
last Monday week at the age of 6S
years. He is survived by eight chill
dren, six girls and two boys. The
funeral was held from ST., Michaers
church.
Princeton Union: John sheehy OF
Montgomery. LIE sueur county, is the
latest candidate for state treasurer on
the Republican ticket. Mr.. sheehy is
well quaiihed for the position. but his
name is against him. Anyhow, it
would hardly do to have, two Irishmen
on the Republican state ticket. !
Green Isle, Minn.-The> members OF
the local A. o. H. division, decided at
a recent meeting to hold their annual
ball on Monday evening, Dec q, 1909,
and the event will take place at the
Green Isle opera house. The A. o. III.
have always given their annual dances
during the Yuletide and the public
eagerly looks forward to this event,
as each successive event has always
been crowned with success. The local
harp orchestra Of five pieces has been
engaged. Il ->i e
Faribault, Minn.-Faribault council
No. sSs, knights of Columbus, held
their annual election Of officers on
Wednesday evening of last week Mt
X. P. hall. The following were the
officers chosen: J. r. Kennedy. grand
knight; M. v. Biever, deputy grand
knight; DR.. P. A. Smith, chancellor;
A.sJ. Vogelsberg, recording secretary;
George E. Kaul, financial secretary;
Henry Carney. treasurer: Attorney
Thos. H. Quinn, advocate; Frank Cro-
mer. warden: q. Moore. inner guard:
ID. W. Comford. outer guard; John
Kasper, trustee for three years.
Shakopee, Minn.-Monday morning,
Dec. 6, proved to be a memorable one
to some of the Shakopee young ladies
a. well as the mayor, Mr.. Ring. The
eastbound passenger train on the Mil
waukee left the station at about 7:4o
and contained for a few milan the