The Irish standard., 1909-07-24
ST. PAUL NEWS

getting its share of attention from the
general public if this can be Judged
from the large crowds that watch It's
Sunday morning games. Div. No. 1
now holds first place in the league,
having defeated No. with score of
10 to 5. They also claimed a forfeited
game from Div. 2. Div 3 won the
game from No. 6 with a score of s
to 8. No. 9 played double header
Sunday defeating No. in the first
game; score to 1. The second game
was won by Div 4; score to 4. All
games were played on Kittsondale
grounds.
Miss Adelaide Williams. of Pleasant
avenue, returned Friday evening from
western tour. Miss Williams visited
at Seattle, Helena, Great Falls and
/ Anaconda
The death of Bishop Stanley came
as a blow to the Catholic prelates in
ST. Paul. For number of years he
had lived in this city with his par
ents and later. after he was ordained
at Rome. he was made pastor Of the
. St. Paul cathedral. He held this posi-
i ton for IA years. He was then con-
secrated bishop of Fargo which see ha
held up to the day Of his DEATH
Miss Mayme Flanagan entertained
at lawn party at her home on Ere :
mont street Saturday evening. There
were fifteen guests present Favors
were awarded to Miss j. Daley and
Mr.. R. Hawkins.
The Arbor dance and ice cream Sc
cial given by the baseball team Of
Division No. 9. A. O. H. given on Tues
| day and Wednesday evenings on Itch.
field avenue, was grand success.
Huge crowds attended both evenings
The dancing platform was we'll filed
for every number and proved draw
ing card Other amusements were also
furnished for the entertainment Of the
crowd
Mrs. f. l.. Murphy and daughter
Miss Ella. who are visiting in Brainerd,
will return to st. Paul next week.
I Miss Ellen oPeilv daughter of Mr..
/ and Mrs. M. F. O'Reily, died at the
residence of her parents. s7s Euciti
street. Wednesday, The funeral was
held from the above residence Friday
at $3.50 a. M Services were held at
st. Joints church at o'clock.
Lieut.. William A. Edwards, 81 years
of age, Engine Co No g. ST. Paul Fire
Department. died at the city hospital
early Sunday morning. Lieut.. Ed
wards had been i'll some months A
weeks ago he was stricken with apo
plexy and was removed'to the city hos
pital. Lieut. Edwards became mem
Der of the fire department in 1887,
and served continuously since. He is,
survived by his widow and several
children. who reside at $50 Erie street
Mr.. James ]. Regain, National Vice
president Of A. q. H., who is at pres
ent in Atlantic City attending meet
ing of the A. o. r. National board, will
return to st. Paul next week.
Governor Johnson, who has been III
for some time, was able to be In his
Office Saturday morning. Mr.. john
son states that his illness had been
very painful, but the pain has now
disappeared. He also states that, ii
possible he will not change his plans
as to his visit to Seattle and will try
and get there for Minnesota day Au-
gust 3.
The marriage Of Miss Della Degnan
and Charles lie Mre took place Tues
day morning at st. Patricks church
Miss Mary Degnan, sister of the brid"
acted as bridesmaids: and Hubert
Degnan acted as best man. After .he
ceremony breakfast was served at the
home Of the bride on Manitoba avenue
| On account of the recent death Of the
brides father the wedding was private
and no reception was held.
The Shamrock club is planning on
a series Of very original social affairs
to be given during the coming sea-
son. At the request Of it's patrons
the club has decided to give moon
light excursion in the latter part OF
August. A definite date has act been
set.
| Mrs. Mary T. Corrigan, H.. mother
Of Rev. Joseph Corrigan. nostor of st
Joseph's church. st. Paul. died at
her home near Inver Grove Tuesday
She came to Minnesota 50 years ago.
The Minnesota Soldiers home board
has let the contract for the new
nurses and doctors home to Tim Rear
den of st. Paul, for $16,60o
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