The Irish standard., 1909-04-03

by the Shamrocks for some time.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Parks will be pleased to hear that she
is recovering rapidly and will be at
home in few days Miss Parks was
operated on last Wednesday for ap-
pendicitis at st. Joseph's hospital The
operation was an nndoubted success.
Preparations are in progress for the
dancing party to be given by Division
No. 9, A. o. H., at Hibernian hall,
Wednesday evening, April IA. 1t is
expected that this dance WIN be even
a greater success than the last one,
given in November which was un-
Goubtedly a grand success. The fol-
/ lowing committee is doing all In its
power for it's success; Joseph r. Gro
gan, James Foley. John Bann, James
Nolan and Paul Driscoll.
, Miss Frances Nevin Of Boston gave
an interpretation OF The Servant in
the House" Monday evening at Sum-
init hail. Laurel avenue and Maclxubin
street.
Rev. John A. Ryan of ST. Paul SEM
mary author Of "A Living Wage" a
well known work on economies, deliv-
cred a lecture on "Tho Injunction and
the Boycott" before st. Paul council,
knights of Columbus, on Tuesday eve.
ming, at the Knights Of Columbus hal.
on Cedar street. The lecture was given
for the benefit of the members and
their friends great many people
took advantage Of this excellent oppor-
tunity Of hearing Father Ryan.
1t has been stated that Division No
! 6. A. Q. H.. will give a benefit care
party and dance at Hibernian hall
shortly after Easter. The date has not
yet been set.
William Calvin, g. years old, 400
Selby avenue, died of Brights disease.
after a lingering Illness at his home.
Friday morning. He was born in
County Kerry, Ireland. He located in
La Crosse, Wis, when he was A. young
man and for the past ten years he 4
been a, resident of ST. Paul. Mr.. CAL
win had been In the employ of the
Northern Pacific Railway company as
travelling auditor. His remains were
taken to La Crosse Saturday evening.
where they were inferred Monday
morning He is survived by a widow
and a brother, D. J. Calvin, living in
this city.
Work on the superstructure Of the
new st. Louis French Catholic church,
Cedar street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets, will begin. shortly building
permit having been taken out last FRI
day. The new church will cost $4,000.
The specifications call for brick
church with stone trimmings, the pill
lars and columns nf which are to be
) of granite The, Interior is not to be
deliberately finished. but will be artistic
and in keeping With the general con
struction Of the building. The plans
of the structure we're drawn by f. L
Masqueray, architect of the cathedral
Mrs. Mary Cummings, so years OF
age, died at her residence, II West Eek
change street. from stomach trouble
Thursday evening The funeral tool
place Monday morning al 81 80 from thu
above residence Services We're hello
at the cathedral at 2 o'clock. Mrs
. Cummings is survived by four chill
dren. Elizabeth A.. William j., May A
and Lillian NJ. Cummings.
Silas F.. Foreman, deputy county au-
ditor and president of the Junior Pho,
neer association. who has been i'll witt
appendicitis at the city hospital is re.
ported to be improving. Mr.. Fore.
mans case is considered serious BY
the attending physicians.
John Moran IS years of age. died 81
his residence. go Cherokee avenue
early Tuesday. Mr. Moran was one 81
the pioneers of the city, having beer
The funeral took place Thursda,
morning from til" above residence al
$3.50 o'clock. Services were held al
st. Michaels church at . o'clock In
terment took place at Calvary GENE
terry.
Mrs. B. McCahe, 1915 Topping street
is seriously i'll at st. Joseph's. hospi
tai. She was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. Little hope is held for he,
recovery.
J. p. Houston. . Douglas street, who
resigned about two weeks ago as train
master Of the Chlcago-Great Western
road to accept similar position or
the Minneapolis g. st. Louis road, wa:
presented with diamond stud sunda,
by the train and engine men Of thu
former road.
The st. Thomas cadets have started