The Irish standard., 1909-02-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

al Union Of South Minneapolis will
render in the Holy Rosary school hall
the comic operetta, Trial BY Jury"
Division No. 2 Ladies Auxiliary A.
o. H. will give another card party and
social on Friday evening Feb. IL. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Healy
1414 Grand st. N. E.
The ladies Of st. Anthony parish
arc making the necessary preparations
for a bazaar to be held in the parish
hall Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings. Feb. II, 10, 10.
The next Of series of dancing par
ties under the auspices of Division
No. Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H. will
be given at A. @. II. hall, 10th and
Washington Avenues ~, Monday even
s. ing, Feb. Is.
The ladies' temperance society of
st. Anthony parish will meet tomor-
row, Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock at
st. Anthony hall. All members are
respectfully requested to be present
on this occasion.
The young Ladies of st. Clements
parish will give card party and en-
tertainment next Tuesday evening in
Odd Fellows Hail. corner 22nd and
Central. An excellent program has
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he awarded to winners.
Thomas L. Mccarthy, of the Co
left the city for the southern states,
to be absent for a few months. Mr..
McCarthy's health has not been very
good for some time and thus the visit
t. the sunny south. He was accom-
panied by John T, Collins.
President w. L. Harris of the Pub
licity Club has appointed Maurice /.
Wolff advertising manager of the
Palace Clothing House, chairman of
the press committee for the club. AS
booster" Mr.. Wolff is unexcelled,
therefore President Harris deserves
special mention for the choice made.
Judge George r. Smith of the pro-
bate court Tuesday filed an order set
ting the inheritance tax upon the es-
tate Of the late James V. McHugh,
grain man. at s239.35. The estate was
valued at $2e,6O0, and after taking out
the cost of administration and the
$4,000 exemption allowed by law there
was $15,956 to be taxed.
DR.. Clifford E. Henry. physician in
the Donaldson building, had a narrow
escape from death Wednesday when
driving across the railroad tracks at
Cedar ave. and Lake ST. The gates
closed as he was driving across the
tracks, overturning the rig and caus-
ing severe injuries to his arm and
side.
w. l.. Harris. president of the Pub
licity club Of Minneapolis. Monday an
nounced the appointment of J. M. Quill
ty, secretary of the New England Fur
niture and Carpet company, as the new
secretary of the Publicity club. MIR
Guilty will have charge of all clerical
and stenographical work of the organ
ization and will later take UP the press
work Of the club.
City Treasurer G. S. Hulbert's re-
fS9o of To-
balance on all city funds of $1,179,s67.-
81. On Dec. 81 there was $1,202,264.-
rs in the city treasury. During the
month there were receipts aggregating
$35s,2Ss and disbursements aggregat
ing s38O,6s5.55. The report will be
submitted to the city council for ap-
prevail at the next meeting.
An effort is being made by promin-
ent Irish residents of Minneapolis to
organize an Irish chorus in the city,
and a meeting will soon be held to in
terest lovers of the song and music of
the Emerald Isle in the proposal. The
iGea started several months ago, but it
failed to get into definite shape until
the recent visit of Fisk O'Hara, the
Irish comedian, gave it a fresh impe-
tus.
Hennepin avenue from Groveland
avenue to Franklin avenue is to be
paved during the coming season. AL
derman Merrill of the Fourth ward
has determined upon this Improvement
and is calling upon residents Of the
avenue for expressions of opinion.
Harmon Place will also be paved. This
Is the street upon which Alderman
Merrill lives and he naturally is much
Interested in it.
Inventories and appraisements Of
estates filed in the probate court Wed
nesday include the valuation Of the
estate of John Pauly at $5,741. The
estate has been left to 81 relatives,
l. III,