The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-09-18
ST. PAUL NEWS


day evening under the auspices Of tho
Ladies' Auxiliary. Division No. 8, at
Hibernian halls. After the business
session. a supper was served, to which
the members of Div. 4, A. O. H., were
invited. After the supper a program
was rendered, which included musical
numbers and addresses. The promi-
nent feature Of the evening was the
presentation to Bro. T.. c. Mccarthy
of a handsome oak desk on the event
of his retiring az custodian of Hibern
ian halls. The presentation speech
was made by Mrs. ]. c. Conroy, who
has built up Div. No. 5 in manner
creditable to the L. A. of Ramsey coun-
ty. This division was organized but
q few years ago by Mrs. Conroy and
is now one Of the leading divisions in
the county. In her address Mrs Con-
roy touched especially on the excellent
record which Mr.. Mccarthy made an
manager Of the building.
Rev. Father Geo. A. Arctander, pas
tor of st. Andrews church, died early
Wednesday morning, martyr to his
calling. Infantile paralysis, contract
ed while attending the members of
his flock, caused his death. Father
Arctander was taken i'll while working
in q church booth at the State Fair
on Friday. He was taken to his home
at s97 Front street, and was later re-
moved to st. Joseph's hospital, where
it was found he was suffering from
the dreadful malady. At his own re-
quest, Father Arctander was removed
to his residence Tuesday. The paraly-
sis worked from his limbs steadily up
to his heart, causing death. Services
were held In st. Andrews church, Sept.
II, in which q large number of the
Catholic clergy participated. Father
Arctander was we'll liked in st. Paul
and it's vicinity, and his loss will be
kcenly felt by his host of friends.
The Junior Pioneers Tuesday night
nominated officers, which will be elect
ed at the next regular meeting. The
nominations were as follows: VIM. ].
Bazille, president; A. P. Hendrickson,
vice president; Otto Rohland. second
vice president: Edward DAHL secre-
tary; A. H. Hauser, treasurer; Adolph
Guerin and Rudolph schoeneman, COL
or bearers; John Asfalg and ]. c. Nc
Carthy, assistant color bearers; George
H. walthers, marshal; E. w. Baziile
Charles Jessrans, william q. Pfeiner.
william il: Rhodes. Henry Meyerdins.
Philip G. Justus, Joseph Gross and
William Bircher, directors. The new
Junior Pioneer building, now in course
Of constructor on N'estc Ninth street,
near Exchange, Will be ready in No
vember, according to the contractor.
and it is planned to open it with a
grand ball. 49,
:, Cemetery Sundays day devoted to
honoringl the dead. has been set aside
| by Archbishop Ireland, as the third
Sunday in September. The first serv-
ices in st. Paul will. be held by Rev.
]. J. Lawler next Sunday, and the
services will be similar to those on
Memorial day.. Cemetery Sunday will
be observed in both Minneapolis and
st. Paul. Archbishop Ireland will
speak at st. Mary's cemetery.
The marriage Of Miss May Davern,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William DAY.
ern, to Charles P. sattler took place
at st. James' Catholic church Tues
day. Rev. Jeremiah O'Connor read the
marriage service Miss Jenny Davern,
sister Of the BRIDE and N. N. sattler,
the sroom's brother, were the only at
tendants. A wedding breakfast for
the bridal party at the brides home,
Davorn avenue, followed the church
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. sattier will
reside in ct. Paul. or
The champions of the A. O. H. and
G. o. F. baseball leagues played the
first in q series Of post-season games
at Lexington park Sunday morning.
Division No. . Of the Hibernian league
and Court st. Martinus No. $50, For
ester league. were selected as the
champions to play the series. A very
large crowd Witnessed Sunday morn
ing's game, but it is expected the
double header on Sunday, 10Th, will
draw still larger crowd. O'Keefc
twirled for the A. o. H. and did honor
to his name and race, having thirteen
strikeouts, and one seven hits were
taken on him. Hoffman, the Forest
ers' pitcher, kept up his seasons rec
ord and allowed but five hits. The
work of both teams showed that the
pennant winners on both sides de-
served all the honors, as they knew
their game very we'll. The Foresters
won the game with score Of to- /.
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