The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-11-27
DULUTH NEWS.

William Murphy. of 211S West Fourth
street, whose left arm was amputated
at the shoulder last spring, underwent
an amputation of the left shoulder blade
and part of the shoulder bone at st.
Mary's hospital last week. He stood the
operation we'll and is getting along nice
ly. Both this operation and the first
amputation were necessitated by an af-
lection of the bones consequent upon
the faulty setting of the arm after a
fracture.
The death Of John Kearney. aged 80,
CT cerebral hemorrhage, at St. Marys
hospital, occurred last week.
]. S. Brown, formerly OF West Duluth.
is now proprietor Of the Leland house
at Ashland.
The annual bazaar Of st. Clements
church opened at 1903 West Superior
street, Monday evening, Nov. %, and
continued during the week. The booths
are being pleasantly decorated ami
adorned with many beautiful articles.
both useful and ornamental Several
very interesting contests were booked,
and from indications the fair will be a
great success. A musical program was
arranged for each evening, and special
care was taken to make it pleasant for
all those who attended.
The testimonial concert given Miss
Mae Kennedy, Friday evening of last
week, at Turner hall, was attended by
large audience, and it was a musical
event of more than ordinary excellence
Miss Kennedy for her solo number, sang
Mascheronis ave Marie" 1t is beau
tiful composition, and displayed the full
ness and resonance of her voice to ex-
cellent advantage. 1t was very sue
cessful and pleasing affair. The second
part Of the program was the garden
scene of Faust sang in isatorio style.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Budden, If
314 West Third street, celebrated their
silver wedding Thursday evening Of last
week at their home, and number of
their friends were present. A number
Of handsome presents were received.
Division No. l, A. o. H., held it's an
nual ball Wednesday evening in Odd
Fellows hall and it was successful
affair socially and financially. There
were over 100 couples present and music
was furnished by Flaaten's orchestra.
There was large delegation from West
Duluth and number Of people came
pleasant evening with the local A. o. Fl.
Dancing was kept up until morning. The
parties given by Div. No. 1 are always
most pleasant affairs and this one ken,
up the reputation of the division as
being good entertainers.
Arrangements are being made for the
production Of 'sThe Bohemian Girl" by
local talent for the benefit Of St. Mary's
hospital. The date Of the entertainment
has not yet been announced.
Div. No. 4, A. o. H., held it's regular
meeting Tuesday evening of last week.
The annual election Of officers will oc-
cur at Its next meeting.
A. j. Beers has returned to Duluth
aIter rev months trip through British
Columbia.
Mrs. Dalton, who has been In the
Southern part of Wisconsin for the past
few months, has returned to Duluths,
Mrs J. H. Constantine, of Wesf IL
luth, died at her home last Sunday
morning. The funeral took place from.
st. James's Catholic church Tuesday
morning, and the remains were shipped
to Calmar, Iowa, for interment
The census Of the cathedral parish has
been taken and the work will soon be
placed in the hands of the printer.
Div. No. l, A. o. H., held its regular
meeting last Sunday and initiated one
new member. officers for the ensuing
year will be nominated at the next meet
ing. Bro. Damon was visitor at the
meeting and gave the division little