The Irish standard., 1912-07-06
FROM THE CAPITAL

fourth wednesday OF each month.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
church met Friday with Mrs. E. Clark
Of Thorn street.
The steamer st. Paul, the largest
excursion boat on the upper Missis-
sippi river, will make its first trip
from st. Paul today at 10 o'clock.
The boat will leave Sibley street levee
for Lake st. Croix, returning at p.
M, A moonlight excursion will be
given this evening at o'clock. Sun
day morning, a trip to Lake Pepin,
leaving Sibley at 10 a. M, will be
made. All three trips are being made
under the direction Of L. N. Scott.
A group Of young folks gave a
marshmallow toast Tuesday evening
at the Town and Country club. The
guests included the Misses Helen
Bork, Bernice Newman, Alice Rear
don, Constance Purtell and the Messrs.
Arthur Geib, Bud Reardon, Roland
Murphy and Fulton Klinderfus.
Plans for the organization of a So
ciety of cadets among the young men
and boys attending Catholic schools
and colleges in st. Paul and Mime
apolis were made Thursday evening
by the Minnesota Catholic Total Alb
stinence union at it's final session at
the old capitol. The union reelected
Rev. James Donahue, st. Paul, presi-
dent; Rev. C. Cremin and Mrs. M.
J. Kelley, st. Paul, and J. F. Barry,
Belle Creek, vice presidents; F. A.
Barth, Watertown, treasurer, and
Miss Mary I. Cramsie, st. Paul, sec
rotary. Archbishop John Ireland adj
dressed the delegates.
The funeral of Joseph Conroy, 4S,
POI Water street, whose body was
found in the Mississippi river near
the Robert street bridge, was held
Thursday afternoon from the under
taking rooms of D. w. Hurley, 403 S.
Robert street. 1nterment at Calvary
cemetery. Mr.. Conroy is survived by
one son and one daughter.
The funeral of Edward Smith. 81
years old, 279 Grove street, who was
found dead from heat prostration al
Bedford street and University ave-
nue., Tuesday morning, was held from
the above residence, Friday at a.
nj Interment at Calvary cemetery.
Hugh T. Halbert has received q
second telegram from Sen. Moses E.
Clapp, relative to st. Paul's bid for
the national Progressive convention
Senator Clapp pledges himself to work
personally to secure the convention
He intimates that there is splendid
chance for st. Pauls success.
Mrs. Ann Dell, aged 80 years, be-
loved wife Of Robert e. Dell, dice
Sunday after a short illness. The
funeral took place from her late resi-
dence, no Selby avenue, Tuesday al
1880 a. m. Services were held at ST
Luke's church at o'clock. 1ntermen,
at Calvary cemetery.
The condition of Patrolman Thoma:
Twohy and George Boerner of the
Prior avenue station, who were in.
jured in a runaway, Friday morning
showed much improvement Sunday
Both men were rendered unconsciou:
when thrown to the pavement.
st. GATHERINGS college, Randolph
street and Cleveland avenue, is t.
have a new college hall within a year
The plans are being drawn by Johr
H. Wheeler The building will con.
tain an auditorium, with music rooms
and dormitories on the upper floors
It's estimated cost Is $4,000.
The ladies of st. Mary's Catholic
church will be entertained at a tee
the afternoon of July 10, at the hom'
! OF Mrs, A. Dominica. Bradley street.
The wife of r. D. O'Brien, count!
attorney, is ill at st. Joseph's hospita
following an operation for append
citis, performed Thursday. Mrs
O'Brien is improving.
Arthur A. Zimmerman, II. 81
Hardenbergh place, was drowned
Twin Lake, Sunday morning. He an
Justus Tart 10, 1908 Fauquier street
who were camping at the lake, fel
into the water from a canoe that cap
sized. Tart managed to swim ashore
The body was recovered. The remain
were taken from IS Tylon place at
a. m. Tuesday. Services were held
i st. Ann church at 10 a. m. 1ntermen
, at LIE Sueur, MINI.
}, Word has been received in st. PAT
,, of the drowning Sunday, in Cro'
!, Wing river, near Brainerd. of w. F
} Lamb, Jr., %, son of w. H. Laml
| 1859 Ashland avenue. st. Paul. Til
young Mr.. Lamb was employed a
| stenographer in the Brainerd Office {
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