The Irish standard., 1911-01-07
CITY IN BRIEF


county attorney under John M. Rees,
who went out of Office when James
Robertson took the reins on Jan. l,
has formed a partnership with John
Up. Nash. They have leased Judge
John H. Steele's old quarters at 100
New York Life building.
With his hands and feet badly froz-
en-, Daniel Malone, Henderson, MINI
was brought to the University hospi-
tai Tuesday night for treatment. Ma
lone was frozen when he lost his way
in the storm Sunday night. His con-
dition is serious and physicians say
they may have to amputate foot.
The county commissioners Wednes-
day made DR.. James Hynes county
physician to succeed DR.. T. T. War
ham. The board also reappointed
Michael Manley as morgue keeper and
Charles A. Hohag as superintendent
of the county poor farm. Mrs. Ho-
bag will act as matron.
Police Sergeant Edward Bevans,
suspended under suspicion by former
Police Chief Frank T. Corriston in
connection with the disappearance
from headquarters of list of Mime.
apolis resorts, was at noon Thursday
reinstated by Mayor James G. Haynes.
He took up his regular work in the
department again that day.
Mrs. Johanna Huttner, aged 81
years, died suddenly on New Years
day at the family residence, 1920 Min
nehaha avenue. She is survived by
her husband and eight children. The
funeral occurred from the residence
and Elm Presbyterian church last
Wednesday afternoon, with interment
in Lakewood cemetery.
In we'll played contest on Satur-
day of last week the Ascension bas-
ketball quint of this city defeated the
Green 1sle quint on the home grounds
of the latter by score of 40 to %.
The game was battle royal from
start to finish. The lineup comprised
A. Barry, l.. Barry, Won, Riley and
Colline for Minneapolis, and Myers,
Joncas, Davitt, Herman and Corcor-
an for Green Isle.
After serving two years, once being
reelected, John l.. Lynch, retiring
Grand knight of Minneapolis council,
knights Of Columbus, was last Tues
day presented by the council with a
handsome silver tea service. The
meeting, held in Columbus hall, First
avenue south and Sixth street, was
the last OF the year under the old Of
ticers. The presentation speech was
made by James Shannessy.
Plans that will bring another hard
wood dispensing company to Mime
apolis are being made by Gillette &
OLeary of Tomahawk, Wis. The COM
pany handles the output Of two large
factories and plans to open offices in
the new Plymouth building about
Feb. 1. This will give Minneapolis
another jobbing concern and the move
is considered by Minneapolis business
men as another evidence of Minneap.
oils being a point of vantage for
northwestern distribution.
John Dalton Cleghorn, for many
years we'll known in Minneapolis bust
ness circles, passed away Wednesday
in Raleigh, N. G. His son, DR.. Carl
Cleghorn, was with him when he died.
Mr.. Cleghorn was born in Weems,
Roxburghshire, Scotland, and educat-
ed in Edinburgh academy and Edin-
burgh university. He started business
in the office of Liverpool shipping
agent and came to America in 1862,
where he soon located in Chicago,
coming to Minneapolis in 1883. He
conducted brokerage business at
429 Metropolitan Life building. He
leaves one son and one daughter.
With the distribution of member
ship application blanks to Rotary
club at it's meeting on Jan. 10, will
start its campaign to help secure 1000
members for the Minneapolis Society
of Fine Arts, which proposes to build
an art craft museum for this city.
Each member of the Rotary club is a
representative of some trade or pro-
fession and will strive to arouse en-
thusiasm among his particular broth
er workers. e. H. Hewitt, president
of the art society, will outline the
plan and submit drawings for the pro-
posed building.
The immediate preparation Of bill
to be presented before the Minnesota
legislature favorable to the early con.
summation. of the new union depot
project as prepared by the experts of
IL l.