The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-09-11
DULUTH NEWS.


division of the A. o. H. in proctorknott.
There are a number of rishmci there
VINO are willing to join a division of the
order. ii it is organized. There is good
be hoped that the near future will see Il
fiourishing young division.
Miss Clara Murphy. of West Duluth.
was given very pleasant surprise party
Wednesday evening of last week by Il
number of her young friends She left
Sunday for her school near Grand
Marais.
Chris O'Brien, the prominent lawyer
OF ST. Paul, who has been fishing in the
Brule for the past two months, passed
through the city last week en- route to
his home. He said he shipped all the
fish ahead Of him in a refrigerator car.
James McNulty, of Marquette, Mich.
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. p. Il.
Kelly of Prcctorknott last week.
G. p. Murphy, formerly resident OF
the Zenith City. made a flying visit from
st. Paul last week and shook hands
with his friends here
a daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mis-. John Flaherty. at their home, cor
ner of Fifty-seventh avenue west and
Raleigh streets. MIR. I'lahcrly is a saw
yer in the Cloquet Lumber cGmpany's
mill at Cloquet, but makes his home in
| West Duluth.
A letter was received this week from
joseph Mannheim dated Chilkoot Pass.
tie reports the party all in good health
and progressing nicely in their long
| journey.
Bishop Cotter. of Wincna, was IL vsl-
tor at the Episcopal residence last week.
He preached an eloquent sermon last
Sunday night in the cathedral.
Joseph Watson returned Wednesday
OF last week after a two years absence
Ill Europe, most OF which was spent in
Belfast, Ireland. Mrs Watson returned
| to this country with him, but is visiting
at Providence, R.I.,and will remain there
| three weeks Mr.. Watson says business
and general conditions in the old coun-
| try are good. but he prefers to live In
America, and will make this his home.
| Prosperity, he said. left here about the
same time he did and he thinks he has
brought it back with him, and that
| Duluth will come in for a big share OF
| it,
Andy Gowan, of Cloquct was Il vlsi-
tor to the Zenith City last week.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Gallagher were sorry to hear of the
death of their infant daughter. which
occurred last Sunday
j. d. OBricn. of the O'Brien Lumber
Company of Chicago, was in the city last
week on business trip
| meeting of the ladies of the Catho-
lie Altar society, which was rtccntly or
ganiZed at Proctoriinni'. was bold Tues
day evening of last week, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. p. +. Kelly. The object
Cf the meeting was to discuss the best
means for raising funds to enable the
society to carry out the work which it
has undertaken. Several plans were
suggested. but it was decided to give a
series of socials during the coming sea-
son. The first of these took place last
Saturday evening in the village hall.
musical and literary program was
given. and Ice cream and cake were
served. The first meeting of the Sum
day school class was held last Sunday
week ago and was well attended.
| Miss Julia Leahy, of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting Miss Belle Henry for
several weeks. left for Chicago last Fri
day week. Miss Henry went to Chicago
with her. and the y will visit there for
few weeks.
The Labor Day :parhdc in Duluth last
Monday was the largest ever witnessed
here. There weretovcr So unions in
| line representing organized labor in the
Zenith City. .E
Mrs. r. G. DymoDh, Mrs. James A.
Leader and Miss Nettic Weber left Tues
| day afternoon for IA few days visit with
| friends in ST. PaulI oa
Mr.. w. j. Farrell has been on the sick
list for the past Two weeks, but is
around attending business again.
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