The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-12-04

in convent and parochial schools was
endorsed Sunday by the Sacred Thirst
Total Abstinence society, which met
at the Cathedral school. The society
adopted resolution expressing its ap.
proval Of the practice recently estaA-
lished in UNCONVENTIONAL schools o.
having pupils read essays on temper
ance subjects.
The young ladies' OF ST. Patrick 8
church entertained at euchre party
Friday evening of last week at tha
school hall, Case and Mississippi SITS
A large crowd was present and carls
| We're played at 40 tables. Prizes We're
awarded to Miss Malone. Mrs. Nc
Manus and Mrs. Kelly and Mr.. Gall
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Shannon. \
drawing for a ham took place aaJ
was won by Mrs. Kelly.
Richard T. O'Connor was reported
much improved at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai Wednesday and the prediction war
made that he will be out again short
~. Chief Of Police John ]. O'Connor
says that his brothers illness is not
serious.
| Mrs. Johanna Murnane. SIS. widow
of the late James w. Murnane, died
Monday at her home. 1855 Lincoln ave-
nue.. Mrs. Murnane had lived in St
Paul over so years. She was one o.
the first worshippers in the old Cattle
dral. Mrs. Murnane is survived bA
three daughters, Mrs. c. S. Silk, Mrs
J. B. Ray and Miss Nellie Murnane
st. Paul. The funeral took place q;
Wednesday morning at $50 from the
above residence. Services We're hello
at the Cathedral church at $3.50 o'clocl.
| Myles Nolan, teamster. who was ac.
cidentally asphyxiated in his room III
Merriam Park ten days ago. and whose
body has been unclaimed at the
i rnorgue since. was not buried In s
pauper's grave. Father w. L. Hart
pastor of st. Marks Catholic church
Merriam Park. claimed the body Tues
day and gave 1t burial. The funera
took place from st. Marks church .;
Wednesday morning. Interment tocl
place in Calvary cemetery. He has
no relatives in this part of the coun.
try
Plans for st. Paul's shopping fest!-
val are now complete The fcstivitie.
will commence Monday evening with
big electric light parade. Electric
halos are being erected on the foul
most prominent downtown business
corners. The halos are in red, white
and blue lights and are at 9Th and
Robert SITS. 9Th and Wabasha SITS, 7tf
and Wabasha SITS. and at 7th and Rob.
ert SITS. The parade will be headed b,
Gov. Eberhart's staff, followed b!
Mayor d. W. Lawler and members o
the city council.
Mrs. Mary Minogue. 49, wife O
Lieut.. John Minogue. hook and ladd a
company. No. 6. died suddenly Mon.
day afternoon of apoplexy. at hel
home, 45s Astoria street. Mrs. Min.
ogue was stricken in the mornin2
while doing her household duties. Par
alysis set in. which affected one en-.
tire side of her body. and finally caused
her death late in the afternoon. Mrs
Minogue leaves her husband and ten
children. one of whom, Frank. is also
a fireman of engine company No. l2
Merriam Park. The funeral took place
Wednesday morning from the above
residence at $3.50 o'clock. Service:
were held at st. Marks church at 10
O'Clock. Interment took place in Cal
vary cemetery.
Mrs. Lawrence p. Cooke is i'll a;
st. Joseph's hospital. Mrs. Cookies
very critical condition is caused 10y
rheumatism. Mrs. Cooke Is very
popular st. Paul woman and her man,
friends are anxious for her speedy re-
covery.
Div. No. s. L. 4. to A. o. H.. and
Div. No. 4. A. o. H., will give a joint
dance and card party at Hibernian
halls on January 10th. The three halls
will be used for the entertainment
, The business men Of the city donated
many valuable favors which will &c
given as card prizes.