The Irish standard., 1910-07-23

Powder company, has taken posi-
ton with local concern as travelling,
salesman. From all accounts Mr.. Hur-
ley Is making a success of his new
undertaking. The young man is an
active member of the A. 0. H. and
knights of Columbus.
Miss Florence Leonard, Carroll ave.
nue., entertained at parcel shower last
Wednesday evening at her home. Miss
Anna Towey, July BRIDE was the
guest of honor. Miss Katherine
Bridgeman and Miss Nellie Leonard
assisted the hostess in receiving her
guests.
The queen contest launched by tho
North Central Commercial club, will
| eliminate in elaborate ceremonies at
its carnival to be given on University
| avenue east of Rice street during the
week Of August sth., The young la
dies coming in first, second and third
will receive diamond rings valued at
$3.50, $50 and $40, respectively. Four
candidates have already submitted
their names to c. j. Sonnen of the
Queen Contest committee, who will
week. The following young ladies are
now in the field: Misses Mamie Ken
nedy, Katie Weygandt, Florence snid-
! err and Clara Lux.
| Miss Catherine McDermott 1853
Capitol Heights, was pleasantly sur
prised by a few friends last Wednes-
day evening. Among those present
were the Misses Grace Morrison, Mar
garet Nichols, Josephine Huttle, Ag-
mes ellis. Caroline and Mary Zengal
and Angelina Hendricks.
Mrs. James Nolan. Charles street,
was operated upon for appendicitis
last Tuesday morning at st. Joseph;
hospital. The operation was success
full and the patient is doing nicely. 1t
is expected that she will be removed
to her home some time next week.
Miss Ella Murphy Of Front street,
;; who has been visiting at Brainerd,
Mimi, and Lake Hubert, Mimi, ar
rived in st. Paul Monday. Miss
Murphy is now entertaining Miss Jes-
sic Black Of North Dakota.
I The Twin City letter carriers en-
joyed joint outing at Spring Park,
Lake Minnetopka, Saturday. A long
7 program of athletic events was the
feature of the afternoon, the winners
receiving many valuable prizes, do
mated by mercantile houses of Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
culturer, Raudenbush building, is living
injured at his home and his sons, VIC
tor, IL, and CORTLAND, g. are bruised,
the result of an auto accident at Lau-
rel and Lexington avenues Friday
night. Mr.. Onet, while driving on Lex
ington avenue with his sons, was hit
by an auto. The machine was driven
by W. J. Bazille of the Bazille Auto
Co.. Mr.. Onet has sprained and
badly bruised back.
1t is expected that Paul Driscoll.
formerly Of this city, who recently was
injured while braking on the N. P.
road at Helena, Mont, will arrive home
next week. The young man is a son
of John F. Driscoll, local engineer
residing at 1888 Mississippi street.
Aside from the loss of two fingers of
his right hand and slight skull frac-
ture the young man escaped serious
injury.
Lawrence Gardner, aged %, 1865
Albermarle street, was instantly killed
last Thursday morning when a 500
engine backed into the milk wagon he
was driving across the tracks where
the 500 crosses Phalen avenue. Gard
ner was driving for Charles Rauch-
water, dairyman.
An addition is being built to the ton
of the Great Northern Office building
on Broadway and Third streets. The
additional room will be occupied by
the blue print Office. The engineering,
department has been hannpered for
some time by lack of space for that
Il purpose.
Mrs. Katherine Kavanaugh, 931 Rus
sell street, was found dead in bed by
her husband Thursday. Coroner D.
c. Jones decided death due to apo
plexy. Mr. Kavanaugh arose first and
prepared the breakfast When he re-
turned to the room his wife was dead.
Mr.. Kavanaugh is an engineer for the
Northern Pacific railway.
(; Rev. Father Joseph McColl, Cathed-
raj parish, has been appointed to take
the Catholic parish at South st. Paul.
He will take the place of Father
Walsh, who was murdered several
weeks ago by Patrick Gibbons, who