The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-11-20
ST. PAUL NEWS

9, A. o. H., held their third dancing
party Thursday evening at Hibernian
hall. The affair attracted large
number of patrons and proved big
success. The baseball league seems
to be as successful in the social world
as they were in baseball during the
past season, having Won the cham
pionship Of the A. o. H. league. The
dances will be given regularly all
through the winter. Until further ar
engagements, the dances will be given
on the third Thursday Of each month
at Hibernian hall.
Division No. 2, l.. A. to A, O. H..
will confer the degrees on large
class of candidates on November 20
at Hibernian hall.
The ladies of st. Patrick's church
will give euchre party next Friday
evening. at the school hall, Case and
Mississippi streets. 1t is expected that
large crowd will be present. VAL
uaDle prizes are OHere0
Mrs. ]. C. Horrigan, for over forty
years resident Of St. Paul, died last
Tuesday morning at her home, $50
lglehart avenue. Her husband is the
proprietor of the Horrigan livery, 444
Wacouta street. She leaves two sons.
Thomas and David, and two dauEh-
tiers, Margaret and May. the latter a
teacher in the public schools. The
funeral took place from the above
residence at $3.50 Thursday morning.
Services were held at st. Luke's
church at 9 O'Clock.
Mrs. T. F. Mccormick, 40 years Ut
age, died late Tuesday night at her
home, $40 Ashland avenue, from heart
failure. Mr.. Mccormick is engaged
in the selling of railroad supplies with
Offices in the Pioneer Press building
The funeral took place Friday morning
Services were held at st. Luke's
church at 9 o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank A. Day
wife of the secretary to the late Gov
Johnson, who died Sunday, was held
at Fairmont Wednesday morning
Short services were held Tuesday aft.
ernoon at the family home, 1880 lyle.
hart avenue.
Daniel ]. eastman. a34 Euclid street
switching foreman for the Chicag;
Great Western railway. was caugh
between switch engine and the plat
form of the South Robert stree
freight house Saturday night, and seri.
ously injured. He was taken to St
Josephs hospital in the police ambu
lance, suffering from fractured hi
and broken ribs. Mr.. eastman mis-
calculated the width between the en-
CINE and the platform, thinking Their
was enough room for the engine t.
pass him.
Agnes Long, the 10-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Long, o
Litchfield street, died at her HON
Sunday evening" The child was stric!s
en- with diphtheria about two week
ago and was getting along nicely whel
she was overtaken by a sudden chang
Sunday evening. Her death was EN-
ttrely unexpected and came as Il grea
shock to her many schoolmates. TIL
funeral took place from the abov'
residence Tuesday morning at s:3t
1nterment took place at Calvary ceme
/, terry
Mrs. Norah eastman, 81 years Il
age, New Richmond, Wisconsin, die
suddenly last Wednesday evening a
the home of her son. J. B. eastman
. 522 st. Peter street. where she WA
visiting. DR.. Eugene Murphy, deput
coroner, viewed the body, and declare
), the cause Of death to be heart failur
, Mrs. eastman arrived at her son
house but a few hours before h.
death. Her body was sent to Ne
Richmond Thursday evening.
William OLeary, AZ. Watervil!
Mimi, was struck by Seventh sire,
b car at Seven Corners Saturday cvc
, ming, and sustained several paint,
/, bruises about the legs and body. II
;. was taken to the city hospital in II
police ambulance after tempora,
= treatment by DR.. Paul Kelly. polio
surgeon. The n1otorman's quick a,
ton in stopping the car saved hi
from being run over. When the CT
/. /, was stopped the wheels were but