The Irish standard., 1909-11-13

the farthest. DR.. s. G. Cobb, her ply
stefan. found the patient a little weak
err Wednesday morning. opiates have
been administered to relieve her acute
pain and she sleeps the greater part
of the time.
Division No. 8. A. 0. H., will give
their first dancing party on wednes-
day evening at Hibernian hall. This
party had been arranged to be given
about three weeks ago. but was post
poned. Preparations are being madc
to accommodate large crowd. James
c. Cahill is chairman Of the commit.
tee
The Green Ribbon Social club will
entertain their members and friends
at dancing on Wednesday evening,
November II, at Hedman's hall. This
is the second Of series of dances t.,
be given by these young men. The
first dancing party undertaken was I
big success and the committee are
confident that it will be doubly sue
cessful on next Wednesday evening.
Daniel O'Halloran, ISL Pleasant ave-
nue., was painfully bruised late Mon
day when he tripped over a coal chute
left on the sidewalk on West Sixth
street. Mr.. O'Halloran was taken into
the nearby undertaking rooms of
o'Halloran & Murphy, where his in
juries were attended to. Although
nearly 80 years old. Mr.. O'Hallorar
had recuperated sufficiently to be at
his place of business Wednesday.
The state board of examiners at law
announces that the following passed
the recent bar examinations: H. A.
Brown, o. A. Brager, D. D. Morgan,
F. w. Putnam, G. c. Rode, S. Fligel-
man, w. G. Graves ]. W. Neukom,
W. F. Andrews. j. J. Courtney, H. G.
Mackall, A. P. Norton and E. l.. Nc
Dougal.
Lima Aurelia Ives. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eben c. Ives, died at the
residence Of her parents. $50 Carroll
street, Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ives
was member of the class of '09, CEN
trail High School, and was very popu-
lar among her schoolmates. The fune-
raj took place from the family resi-
dence Thursday morning at $3.50.
Services were held at 81. Joseph's
church at 10 o'clock.
The board of fire commissioners re-
organized Tuesday evening by electing
John M. Clarkin president in place Of
the late Albert j. Schweizer. John r.
Kelly was elected vice president 10
succeed Mr.. Clarkin. Each of the new
officers responded with short speech,
in which they pledged themselves to
shape their Official conduct with one
end in view, the welfare of the depart
ment. John A: wilmerscheid, the
newly appointed member Of the board
was initiated into the mysteries of Of
hcial fire department procedure.
The many friends of Mrs. H. Moy,
naugh, Atwater street, will be pleased
to hear that she is at home again and
feeling fine. Mrs. Moynaugh has bee,
Mt st. Joseph's hospital for the past
week recovering from an operation
performed by DR.. Schweizer. Her con-
dition was critical for few days but
a marked improvement was shown
Wednesday, when she was removed {,
her home.
Miss Alice Treacey, who has been
Ill at st. Joseph's hospital for the pas,
! Six weeks, is still in a serious condi.
ton. Little hope is held for her re.
covery. Miss Treacey is a prominent
member of the l.. A. to A. O. H., and
has until very recently been the finan
cial secretary of Division No. 2, L. A
Her work in the lodge room made her
much loved sister.
Information was received here lar,
Wednesday of the death in Chicag,
Tuesday of M. r. Ahern, who was TO,
| fifteen years resident of st. Paul
Mr.. Ahern was well known in the ci.,
and In the Northwest. He was TO,
many years a travelling salesman TO,
the George Benz & Sons wholesa le
house. and made this city his head
quarters, although he was on the road
much Of the time. For the past yesl
he has been In poor health, and WAL
visiting sister at the time OF his
death. A brother, also connected Will
the same business house, lives in Mon.
tana. The funeral and burial toos
place In Chicago.
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