The Irish standard., 1911-05-20
FROM THE CAPITAL

The reception to be rendered Rev.
Michael O.Flanagan' and Firnan Mac
Colum, delegates of the Gaelic League
of Ireland willEbe, held Tuesday eve
ming, Maya2S, aat Hibernian hall. The
committee in charge of arrangements
announce that a splendid program has
been provided and&Sa fitting welcome
will be extended to the guests.
The Shamrock club" will give the
first of series of steamboat excur-
sions Sunday, June.4tn, on the steam
err Red Wing. The Shamrock excur-
sions were we'll attended last year
and the committee is making ar
rangements to accommodate a large
number of their patrons on their first
"trip. -..@J
+, Mr.. Michael Lynch, aged 66 years,
died last Wednesday, after a long
Illness The funeral took place from
Connolly & #sMcDevitt's undertaking
parlors, 1871 West Seventh street, Fri
day morning at S:15 e. nj. Services
were held at St. Patrick's church at
2 o'clock. lnterment at Calvary Gem
etery.
A house warming was given by the
West Side club Thursday night to
mark the opening OF it's new home
More than 200 business men attended.
The speakers were Ralph Wheelock,
representing Gov. "A. o. Eberhart;
Mayor H. P. Keller, Louis Betz, pres
ident st. Paul Commercial club, and
Col. J. H. Davidson, chairman state
waterways commission.
Mrs. Johanna Kennedy, aged IS
years, died at her home last Tuesday
after long illness. The funeral took
place from her late residence, 4S9
Bay street, Saturday morning at $3.50
a. m. Services were held at st.
James church at o'clock. lnterment
The University of Minnesota corps
at Calvary cemetery. -~t
LOT cadets passed its annual govern.
ment inspection on the university
parade grounds Friday morning. Cap.
tain H. N. Coates, 18th United States
cavalry, inspecting officer, expressed
Ibis opinion of the maneuvers in com.
! plimentary terms. Capt. Coates made
careful inspection or all arms and
equipment, and witnessed evolutions
!. of the soldiers in. all formations. A
dress parade ended the program
Mr.. j. p. Quinn, aged So years, died
4 at the city hospital Monday night
from heart failure. Mr.. Quinn was
appointed to the fire department Jan
i i, 1888. He was truckman on truck
NO. 8 until four years ago, when he
was made driver of engine company
No. 1. Mr.. Quinn retired on pen
sion Oct 1, 1909. He is survived by
his widow and one daughter The
funeral took place from the under
taking rooms of J. ]. Hurley, 361
South Wabasha street, Thursday
morning at $3.50 a. M Services were
held at St. Michael's church at {
o'clock. Interment at Calvary GENE
terry. ~ ~ a IA Tif
The members of the St. Patrick's
Dramatic club will present the "Irist
/! drama an a. stauh" >Aroon--in three acts
lat St" Bernard's hall onIthe afternoon
and evening of June Is. The mem
bsrs Of the club have been rehearsint
the play for some time under. the
direction of Miss Catherine Mccain
a we'll known teacher IF expression
!. Mrs. Henry Burke, aged 50 years
died Tuesday after 4 short illness
The funeral took place from the resi-
!. dence Of ner son, Joseph Burke, s31
Fremont street, Wednesday morning
at $3.50 a. m. The remains will be
taken to Sleepy Eye for interment.
| Archbishop John Ireland returned
from q visit to eastern, points last
/ Thursday morning. 49,. - ' 's.
4 MT N!rr. Patrick Tarkinrl, aged 50. years
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Tarkin
died last Friday at his home, 2s<
Commercial street. Funeral tool
place from the above residence Mon
day morning at. $50 a. m. Services
were held at St. Mary.s church at
1 O'clock. lnterment at Calvary GENE
/ terry. 'a,'>-
Miss Mary o'Toole,. s3e Rice street
left Saturday evening for Duluth
where she will spend the summer,
Mrs. Katherine Duggan, aged 6;
Years, died at her home Monday aftel
q long illness. The funeral took place
from her late residence. 1877 From
street, Thursday morning at . $3.50
The services were held at st. An
,ddrev'ss church at . O'Clock Inter
4 ment at, Calvary cemetery. She /.