The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-09-11
CITY IN BRIEF.

the host of visitors to the state fair
during the week.
Judge John H. Steele has returned
from his European trip. Later he
may have something to say about tina
countries he visited. ,
Miss Margaret Sherman. of St.
Louis, who has been the guest of Miss
O'Haloran, Of Dupont ave. g.. for the
past week. has. returned to her home.
John A. Halligan and J. H. Nc
Carthy, we'll known residents Of F1an-
dreau, 8. D., were among the many
from that section who attended the
Minnesota State fair during the week.
James r.. the 2-year-old son Of
Fred H. Rochester, 723 Fourth avenue
north, died on the 4th inst, and was
buried in Ct. Mary's cemetery last
Monday.
Philip Leonard, child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Il. Leonard, died on Mon
day last at the home OF the parents.
1924 Fourth avenue south. Intermeat
took place In st. Mary's cemetery,
Wednesday.
II had always heard that Minne-
apolis was quite a hustling CONNER
cial city, but had no idea that vt was
az live as I have found It," said James
w watts, Of Chicago, at the Nation
al hotel.
Edward Kennedy, q former residen:
Of this city and at one time captain
of the Htbernian Rifles. was in the
city recently after an absence of some
years. Mr.. Kennedy is now resi-
dent Of Havre, Mont.
Sadness marked the return Of many
pupils of the Jackson school Tuesday,
who learned, some of them for the
first time, that their teacher, Miss
Sarah E. Leonard, formerly Of Room
F, had died August II after three
months of serious illness.
The University of Minnesota will
enjoy the distinction this year Of
having it's first Chinese student.
Kwong 81 Ling is the name Of the
new student from the Orient, who
has registered for the academic
course.
Alderman Lars Rand and his son
have got back from Europe. He Is
quite loquacious about his travels
One thing he said will please some
Of his Sixth ward constituents "The
Thames In England isalttle Tess than
mud hole" 80 ''ai's'.i
John Boyle, of jamestown, N. D., ac-
companfed by his wife and son, were
in the cities during the early part of
tho week and attended the state fair.
During an absence from home Of two
or three weeks they visited Duluth,
Brainerd, Faribault and other points.
where they have many friends.
Big Island park at Lake Minne-
tonka went into winter quarters SUM-
day and with it the ferryboats which
ply between that and Excelsior. 9th
er changes made by the Twin City
Rapid Transit company incident 10
the near close Of the season include
taking of the Excelsior 10-minute
service,
George o. Eddy, recently appointed
adjutant general of the q. A. r. by
Samuel r. Van SAINT, commander
chief, was installed at meeting of
John A. Rawlins post held Tuesday
evening in the city hall. The cere-
monies were conducted by Judge Ell
Torrance. former commander-in-
chief. m
Frank G. shenehan, head of the
great lakes survey for the United
States government, with headquarters
at Detroit, will be the new dean Of
the college of engineering at tho
University of Minnesota. If the Q
in his name were changed into a,
he would be Irish. What he is makes
no difference If he knows his BUSH
ness.
william Feltman, Of Young Amer
lea, was brought to Minneapolis last
Sunday night in charger of DR.. ].
Knott, of Cologne. Mimi, and hur-
ried to st. Mary's hospital. He had
severed an artery under his right arm
while taking part in some athletic
feats at a picnic which he attended
at Cologne. Owing to his great loss
Of blood, 1t is feared that no may
not recover rapidly.
DR.. Cyrus Northrop will leave Sept.
20 for an extended eastern trip. He
will go to New Haven, Conn.,, ami
from there to Cambridge, Mass,
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