The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-11-12

was present and cards We're played
at rs tables. A program of music
and Rotations was rendered for the
entertainment of the guests who did
not play cards. Valuable prizes were
offered.
Mrs. E. l.. Murphy and daughter,
Ella, returned to st. Paul Sunday
morning after months visit in Kan.
sas City, Mo.
Division No. 2, L. A. to A. o. II.
Will give their annual dancing party
on Thursday evening at Hibernian
hall. The committee in charge are
planning TO make this dancing party a
we'll remembered event in the history
OF Division No. 2, L. A. to A. O. H.
The Diamond Ring contest in the
st. Patrick's church bazaar last week
closed Saturday evening. The con-
testants were two of the most popu-
! lar young ladies in the parish, namely
Miss Helen Gall and Miss Mary b.
land. The diamond ring was awarded
to Miss Gall who succeeded in collect
ing 1856 against 500 by Miss Boland.
The bazaar was a grand success how
ever, and the ladies i'll charge expect
to have the proceeds reach $4,000.
Miss Kate Colbert and Thomas
Loughran were married Wednesday
morning at st. Joseph's church at Z
/ o'clock. Rev. Father McColl of South
st. Paul performed the ceremony
Only few friends and relatives were
present. After wedding breakfast at
Carvings, Mr. and Mrs. Loughran left
for short wedding trip. They will
be at home after Dec at 234 w 5th
street.
Miss Nellie Lush and Charles Duffy
We're married Monday at st. Joseph's
church by Rev. Father Cushen. Frank
Duffy, brother of the groom was best
man and Miss Teresa Campbell was
maid of honor. After Nov. Is, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duffy will be at home at 257 w
! Jill ollSCl
Mrs. George Lawes, Marshall ave-
nue., who has spent the pa1t year in
England, sailed Friday evening for
/, the United States and will be in st.
Paul shortly
Mrs. r. J. Clarke Of Litchfield ave-
nue. entertained large party of
friends at her home on Tuesday even
ing. fi"'1,,..t~
Frank Wiseman, aged S. years died
at his home 81 Sycamore street Fri
day after a lingering illness. Mr..
Wiseman sustained severe sun
stroke early last summer and has been
III ever since. The funeral took place
from his home Monday morning at
$3.50. Services were held at St.
Patricks church at 9 O'Clock.
A bazaar opened Tuesday evening
at knights of Columbus hall, 400 Cedar
street, by st. Louis Catholic church
parish and will continue until Satur-
day evening. The proceeds of the fair
will be donated to the new Cathedral
The hall has been gaily decorated for
the bazaar and the several parish So
cieties have booths in which holiday
goods are sold The chief feature of
the bazaar is a contest for trip to
Europe between Father Rulquin and
Father F. Ries.
Charles Murphy, aged "a years, died
Friday at Luther hospital after an ill.,
ness Of two years. He was we'll
known among the younger men Of this
city and very popular with them. The
funeral took place Monday morning
from the residence of his sister, Miss
Grace Murphy, SO Sherburne avenue
at $3.50 and Solemn Requiem mass was
celebrated at the Cathedral at 8
o'clock.
The st. Paul Shamrock club gave
a dancing party at Hibernian hall on
Thursday evening". The patrons of
last seasons dances are out in good
ly numbers this year and the season
of 191O-1911 promises to far exceed
1909-1910
The following is list of the sue
cessful candidates in the Ramsey
county election held on Tuesday:
Sheriff, John Wagner, DEM; Audi
tor, George j. Refs, Dem; Coroner, DR..
D. c. Jones, DEM; County attorney,
r. D. O'Brien, DEM; Treasurer, Jesse
Foot, Rep; Abstract clerk, w. J.
Bazille, Rep. Probate Judge, E. w.
Bazille, Rep; District judges, Oscar
Hallam, Rep, George l.. Bum, Rep;
District court clerk, Matt Jensen,
Rep; Register of deeds, M. w. Fitz-
gerald, Rep; Commissioners. L. H.
Peter, Rep, Robert A. Smith, Dem,
Louis Nash, DEM, 6. A. Nash, Rep;
Supt of schools, G. H. Ref, Rep;
County commissioners, p. ]. Farrell,