The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-03-05

for an hone after the holdup, the police
traced the believed-to- be holdups to
Minneapolis, where they are believed
to be lying low
Frank Sch!ick, ST.. who has been i'll
at his home, 112 West 10th ST., for
many months, suffered sudden re-
lapse SUNDAY and is now in condi-
ton that gives little hope for recovery
Mr.. Schl:ck is So Years DID, and liz,
lived in st Paul over so years He
founded the firm OF Field, Schlick &
Co, of which his son, Frank Schlick,
Jr., is now a member
Sister st. Helen Cunningham. aged
81 years, lied at St Joseph's hospital
Thursday. ate: an illness of several
weeks. ST.. ST. Helen was a music
teacher at ST. Jcscph's Academy and 4
member of the Academy Alumnae.
MIR. and Mrs. J. u. Hyland, Winslow
av., will entertain a number Of friends
at Euchre on next Tuesday evening.
Miss Rose O'Rcilly of Agate st., en-
tertained tho Amccitac club at her
home on Monday evening
| The Sisters OF St. Joseph have moved
into their new convent on Exchange
and Cedar streets. The building of the
new home has been going on for some
time, and is considered the finest con-
vent building in the northwest The
| main feature of the edihce is all i'm
mense roof garden, the first in st.
Paul.
! The Hibernians of Ramsey County
have made arrangements for an en-
| tertainment to be given on Saturday
The affair rill be given in commemora-
| ton of the Anniversary of Robert En-
met. The program will include ad
dresses by Gov. A. O. Eberhart, Thos.
r. Kane, c. D. O'Brien and ]. y. Elig-
gins. Solos will be rendered by Rober:
f. Gehan, lanes White and Miss Helen
by NJ. j. Carr and Hugo Lutgens.
ST Paul Court, No. 50, Catholic Or
der of Forcsters met last Thursday
evening ~ Central Hall. There was
an unusually large crowd present A
special program, had been prepared
for the entertainment of their MEM
bers. Robert John A. Burns. Dan
Keefe, DIR. p. Mckcon and Hon. Nc
Ghee addressed the Court. After the
program refreshments were served.
The A. O. H. OF Ramsey County are
contemplating organizing a new de-
gree team. If plans are carried out
as arrange! Cor the younger I1iber-
mans will make UP the greater part OF
the team The young men are taking
great interest in the work and expect
to make ? big success of the under.
| taking.
A St, Patriclis day entertainment
will be given ut 81. Nincents church
on Thursday evening, March II. The
program prepared for the occasion is
one that will surpass all previously
given by s.. .Vinccpts church. Ad-
dresses VIII be given by Rev. Hum
phrey Movril:sn. Rev. John Dunphy
and Father Powers. besides several
other noted lecturers. The perform
ance will begin at p. NJ. From all
reports it is understood that the
church will be taxed to its seating
capacity.
Word has been received in ST. Paul
of the death of w. T. Dyckman,
former resident of this city, at his
home in Tacor?a, Wash, yesterday Of
acute tonsilitis. Mr.. Dyckman lived
in this city since his childhood until
five years ago, when he moved to
Tacoma. lie vas formerly an engi-
need or Tie old st. Paul & Duluth
railroad ana continued the work of an
engineer il the West. He leaves Il
wife and four children.
! Four new taxicabs, part of ship
ment of ter cars, arrived in st. Paul
Tuesday night and were doing bust.
ness in the city Wednesday morning
Six moro. cars arc expected within the
next few days. The cars are housed
at present in the garage of the st.
Paul Auto company, 1917 West fifth
street.