The Irish standard., 1910-12-24

short plays entitled "Our Aunt from
California" and "Stage Struck"
William c. Stieger, fuel dealer, 591
Dale street, is the new alderman OF
the 18th ward. He succeeds Aid.
George J. Ries, county auditor-elect,
resigned, preparatory to assuming his
new position on Monday, Jan. 2. Aid.
Stieger Immediately took the oath of
office.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Flynn, 70, 1892 E. 7th st., pioneer,
who died Tuesday, was held from the
Cathedral Thursday morning. Requiem
mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Flynn was born in Ireland, COM
ing to St. Paul in 1872. She is sur.
vived by six children, John, Jr., Pat
rick, Edward, Catherine, Mrs. Will
liam Renslow, Mrs. A. w. Bird, St.
Paul and Mrs. Harry Booth, Seattle
Mrs. Kelly of Canada street enter
tanned the Ladies of st. Johns church
az AOA uOA1O 1uO0udy dAIC1AOOA.
P. Morris Self, 4S years old, 81 w.
Congress ST., died Saturday night from
complication of diseases. Mr. Self
was born in st. Paul and has always
lived here. He was member of
the Junior Pioneers and the Eagles.
The funeral took place from the
above residence Tuesday morning at
$3.50. Services We're held at st.
Michaels church at 9 o'clock.
Mary Agnes Dowlan, 20 years, "a
Iglehart ave-, died late Saturday
night after an illness of four days.
Miss Dowlan is survived by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dowlan,
and a number Of brother and sisters.
The funeral took place from the above
residence Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock. Services were held at the
Cathedral at $50.
Cathedral Court 663 w. G. o. f.,
elected the following officers for the
coming year: Chief ranger, Mrs. EN-
ma Smith; vice chief ranger, Mrs.
S. Carboy; financial secretary, Mrs.
F. Harmar; recording secretary, Miss
c. Holm; treasurer, Miss F. ,McHugh;
trustees, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hayes and
Mrs. Grindell; indoor sentinel, Mrs.
K. Mitchell; outdoor sentinel, Mrs. E.
Quinn; senior conductor, Mrs. M.
Heckler; junior conductor, Miss B.
Ludden; delegate, Mrs. Emma Smith.
A party of over 100 Knights of
Columbus, including John A. Barry,
state deputy; John A. Burns, district
deputy; r. w. Buckley, national
physician, and w. D. Dwyer, mem
Der board of directors, went to North
field, Mimi, Sunday to institute a
new council in that town. Seventy
members took the third degree.
The funeral of D. e. Casey, form
erly an engineer for the Great North
ern railroad, st. Paul division, who
died at Seattle, WASH, was held at 8
o'clock Monday morning from O'Hal-
'loran & Murphy's undertaking rooms,
12z West Sixth street. Services were
held at st. Patrick's church at 10. Mr.
Casey is survived by brother, John
Casey, 90S De Sofa street, and five
children. He belonged to the local
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
GERS.
The funeral of Mrs: Charles P.
McKenna, 935 De Sofa street, who
was found dead In her bed Thursday
morning, was held from st. Patrick's
church Monday morning at O'Clock
Charles McKenna, her husband, is
held by the police upon the statement
of Coroner Jones that the woman met
with violent death.
The st. Paul Shamrock club will
give their New Years dancing party
on Monday evening, January 2, at
Hibernian hall. It is expected that
their usual patrons will attend, which
fact in itself insures large crowd.
Irish Night" is arousing a great
deal of interest among the Hiber-
mans of this city. The affair will be
given under the auspices of Division
No. 8, L. A. and Division No. 4 A. o.
H. January 9, 1911, is the date
chosen for the affair. A string or
chestra will furnish music for dane
ing in Hall No. from $3.50 to ~.
Card playing will commence at $3.50
in Hall No. 2. Valuable prizes will
be given. Another attraction will be
a prize waltz for which cash prize
will be given.
Bernard Dolan, aged 65 years, died
Monday at the family residence, 12O
| Valley street The funeral took n1aco