The Irish standard., 1912-11-02
CITY IN BRIEF

Lewis r. Larson, the attorney, is
campaigning for Wilson in North Da-
kota at the request of the Democratic
national committee. Mr., Larson is an
effective speaker who will achieve re-
suits.
The marriage of Miss Yolande
Mackin and Harry ]. Williams was
solemnized Tuesday morning at the
Church of the Ascension, by Rev. j.
Harrington, at o'clock. One hun
dred guests had been invited for the
ceremony.
The curfew law is now in operation
in this city and rigidly enforced. Boys
who are caught out after p. m. will
be arrested by the police. After the
toll Of the bell any youngster found
on the streets will get free lodging for
the night.
Last Monday rs Bulgarians left the
city to fight the Turks. A party Of rs
from Montana passed through last
Sunday to the scene of war. The
Greeks, Servians and Macedonians of
the city were also making prepara-
tons to leave at an early day.
John M. Bowen in charge of the
bureau of investigation for the de-
partment of justice, addressed Hen
nepin Council No. 435, knights of Co.
lumbus, Monday evening at the club
house. 42S South Eighth street. His
subject was "The White Slave Traf-
fic."
A social dance will be given under
the auspices of Div. No. 4, A. o. H.,
at their meeting hall, 3rd street and
Plymouth avenue, Tuesday evening,
Nov. -. Parties given by Div. No. 4
have become widely known for their
sociability and this one will be no ex-
ception. A grand time is assured to
all who attend.
George A. Bracket, Minneapolis pio-
neer, who was taken i'll at his Lake
M1nnetonka home two weeks ago, ia
reported to be recovering rapidly. Mr..
Bracket is at Abbott hospital, 18th
street and LIST avenue south, so as to
get rest. DR.. R. ]. Hill, family ply
stefan, says Mr.. Bracket gets up ev-
cry day and makes trip to the sun
parlor. He has ordered strict quiet
for his patient and expects to have
him out again inside of two weeks.
1t is announced in the local daily
papers that Miss Edith Mcdonald
daughter of Mrs. Matthew Mcdonald
of 2400 Blaisdell avenue, after COM
pleting course at Trinity College
Washington, is going to consecrate
herself to religious life. She will
soon join the Order of Notre Dame
of Namours, Belgium. Miss McDon.
aid is now in Europe and will not re.
turn to Minneapolis before taking he,
first vows.
Div. No. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary, is go.
ing to initiate large class of youna
members at the next meeting Tuesday
evening, No. S. Its very capable de.
gree team will carry out the degre,
work, impressing the young sister.
with the great responsibility as.
sumed. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the brothers and sisters O
the Order to be present at the meet
ing. The hall is located on corner O
Plymouth and Third street north. q,
early.
A week ago the Republican bust
ness men of the city issued call t,
rally to the support of Taft. Las
evening (Friday) the Democratic bus
mess men held a meeting in behalf O
Wilson after issuing a call in which
they said: 1--WE, the undersigned, be,
lieve that the welfare of this nation
demands the election of Governors
Wilson and Marshall to be, respective
ly, president and vice president of tn,
United States, and that all patriots
regardless of past party affiliations
should cooperate to this end" Anon,
the $50 signers are some of the lead
ing men Of the city. There are promi
nent Republicans also on the list VIII,
will! vote for Wilson on Tuesday. an,
who are not afraid that a change O
administration will prove disastrous t,
the country as the Republicans TO-
Taft predicted a week previously An,
there you are, as Dooley says.
Knights Of Columbus.