The Irish standard., 1910-08-06
ST.. PAUL NEWS


just purchased the Mcdonald resi-
dence on east Tenth street and has
moved thereto.
Thomas P. Donohue, formerly Of
Bismarck, N. D., is now chief engi-
neer of the Pittsburg building. st. Paul,
which property was sold last week for
the enormous price of $4,000 per front
foot.
Miss julie Desmond, assistant prin-
;cipal of the Denver, Colo central high
school, spent the past week visiting
friends in st. Paul. Miss Desmond
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kiec-
On of Ahland avenue
The Misses Katie and Winifked
Pewters of st. Anthony Park are spend
ing their vacation visiting relatives in
Chicago.
Mrs. J. j. Murphy and family II
Mississippi street have moved back to
their old home at Clancy, Mont.
National President James j. Regain
and many other Of the st. Paul dele
gates to the A. O. II. convention at
Portland, Oregon, arrived in st. Paul
Wednesday morning, Mr.. Regain was
kept busy all day receiving his friends
who have been anxiously awaiting his
arrival in the city since his election to
the national presidency of the A. o. H.
A large delegation of his friends were
at the depot to greet him.
The lawn social given by Division
No. 2, l.. A. to A. @. r.. on Litchtield
avenue near Rice street on Tuesday
evening was an excellent success.
Frank j. Huber former president Of
the board of aldermen. is enjoying the
best Of health, according to a tcle-
gram received by some of his friends
in st. Paul Monday night from L. Il.
Morgan OF Menomonie, Wis. The mes
sage was sent to stop persistent ru-
mors which have been spread to the
effect that Mr.. Huber was dying. He
is visiting his brothers in the Wiscon-
sin city.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence
society will entertain with Il lawn So
cial Friday evening. at 212 McBoal
street. Their regular meeting was
held Sunday afternoon at the Cathe-
dral school. .{ r.,
Division No A. l. A. to A. o. H.,
entertained at q card social Oh Mon
day evening at Wittich's hall. There
was a large attendance. Cards were
played at 20 tables. Valuable prizes
were awarded for high scores.
Miss Tenie Murphy, the popular
young Minneapolis soprano, has been
the soloist for the past week at the
st. Paul roof garden concerts.
Miss Murphy has an exceptionally
beautiful soprano voice. Very rich in
quality and with dramatic possibilities.
Grant Kclliher, a st. Paul baritone,
was last weeks soloist. Max Weil's
orchestra gives the programs and they
are invariably excellent.
Hattie Kelley, aged 81 years, wife
of the late Patrick Kelley, died at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Michael
Malluck, 687 Ohio, on Sunday. The
funeral took place from the above resi-
dence Tuesday morning at o'clock.
Services were held at st. Michael's
| oh,
taken to Twin Lakes, Mimi, for in
terment.
The funeral of Rev. Claude Gents,
who died at st. Mary's hospital last
Wednesday, took place at the Cathedral
Friday morning. Right Rev. Thomas
O'Gorman, bishop of Sioux Falls. SD.
celebrated pontifical requiem mass
with Rev. T. J. Gibbons assisting priest
and Rev. ]. Slevin, Faribault, deacon;
Rev. Joseph Gullot, Minneapolis, sub
deacon; Rev. DR.. Schaeffer, master OF
ceremonies. The sermon was deliv-
cred by Archbishop Ireland. who paid
a glowing tribute to his departed
friend and schoolmate. Among the
clergy present were Bishop McGolrick
Duluth; Mgr. Plut, shakopee, and
about forty priests. The interment
was at Calvary cemetery, where Arch
bishop Ireland performed the f1na
services. The palloeacers were: Rev
: ]. M. Cleary, Minneapolis; Rev. Pat.
rick Kenney. Minneapolis; Rev. A
Ogulin, Rev. Paul Ru!quin and Rev
} Patrick O'Nea', all of st. Paul; Rev. NJ
, Reardon, Rochester; Rev. Charles
3 Cochran, saltwater, and Rev. F. Savey
, Of Osseo, MINI. Burial was at Cal.
: vary cemetery.
Pauline Conroy, aged 20 years, wife
: of Thomas Conroy. died last Thursda:
] at the city and county hospital. TIL
J.. funeral took place from her late resi-
: dence, 583 Charles street, Friday a