The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-07-16
CITY IN BRIEF

Charles Church will have a lawn
social next Monday evening at 18th
ave. and 4th st. S.
The ladies Of st. Clements Church
will give an ice cream social on tn.
lawn at oath ave. N. E. and Jackson
next Thursday evening.
Division No. Ladies Auxiliary A. O.
H. will give an ice cream social next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
Frank McConville, s22 4th st. N. E.
DR.. James e. O'Donnell has moved
his offices to 204 Donaldson building,
Nicollet and 7th st. Phones, N. w. Main
277, Tri- State 936. Residence phone,
N. w., S. 791.
The st. Anthony T. A. Society elect
ed the following officers: President,
Andrew Breen; vice-president, Jos
Halligan; recording secretary, Frank
Breen; financial secretary, Leonard
Breen; treasurer, D. w. Getchell.
The degree team Of Division No. 3
Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H. will initiate
a large number of new members next
Monday evening in their hall, WASH
ington and 10th avenues N. Auxiliary
members throughout the city are In
vited to witness the ceremony.
The Minnesota delegation to the
convention Of Associated Advertising
Clubs Of America at Omaha next week,
will offer a resolution recommending
that state universities add courses in
Advertising to their regular list of stud
les.
The second and third battaliona
twenty eighth infantry, left Fort
Smelling Thursday for 150-mile march
to the national camp near Sparta, Wis
The hike will last Is days. The first
battalion has already been on the
march eight days.
The grade crossings committee of the
city council Tuesday, by vote of Z
10 5, decided to recommend to the coun-
Gil that the proposition of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway to de-
press 20 feet the tracks of it's Hastings
and Dakota division along Twenty
ninth street be accepted.
Governor Eberhart, President North
have been appointed by the Lake Mo-
honk conference on international arbi-
tration to serve on a committee to de-
wise suitable plan to celebrate the
Tooth anniversary of the establish
ment Of peace between the English
speaking nations, United States, Eng
land and Canada.
1t is reported on reliable authority
that Rev. Patrick Kenny of Mortified
is to be the new pastor of St. Anthony
Of Padua church, succeeding Rev.
James o'Reilly whose appointment rs
Bishop of Fargo caused the vacancy.
Father Kenny is we'll known in this
city and his home coming will be a
pleasure to many friends. He was for
a number of years pastor of St. Ste
phen's church.
The state board of health held it's
regular meeting in st. Paul Tuesday
and discussed garbage collections
among other things. The transferring
by garbage men Of their loads from
city wagons to farmers wagons at
Smelling and Langford avenues, St
Paul, was principally considered. One
Of the board members called attention
to the loading Of garbage at this point
and characterized it as general nui-
sance. The place is the transfer point
of the Smelling avenue and the Como
Harriet cars and also one of the en-
frances to the state fair grounds.
Amid cheers Of hundreds Of citizens
lined along the walk from the Milwau-
kee depot to the Armory, Companies A.
B, F, and M, the Minneapolis COM
panies of the M. N. G. First regiment
and the First Infantry band returned
home Tuesday afternoon after ten
days encampment at Camp Lakeview
Lake City, MINI. Most of them, tired
and worn out, but otherwise none the
worse for their experience, were glad
to return home. The rockies" who for
the first time had experienced the life
of a soldier, showed the tired out eff
feet more than the older men who have
been in camp before.