The Irish standard., 1897-07-24
DULUTH NEWS.

which is being erected on the corner of
flfth avenue east and Third street, was
resumed last week. AMI the building
VIII now be pushed to completion. 1t
will be a magnificent building III every
respect and will have the very latest
modern conveniences necessary for a
iirst-class hospital. 1t will have a front
age on the street Of $50 feet and on the
avenue 100 feet, and The cost of the
building will be $4,000 The building
will be four stories high and construct
ed of white brick with brownstono
trimmings The site selected for the
hospital is an excellent one in every
way. A feature of the building Will be
the convalescent's room, which will he
on the top and will command a beauti-
1ul view of the lake. 1t will be laid in
regular garden style with walks lined
with flowers and shrubbery and every
thing that can add 10 the comfort OF
the convalescents. The sisters of st.
Benedict will have charge Of it, and ii
will be the handsomest hospital in the
Northwest. There will be accommoda-
lions for about 400 patients.
Miss Hannah Murphy returned to Du-
luth last Saturday from I.itchiield
where she has been with her brother,
William Murphy, who had his arm en-
putated some months ago. She "cports
him as doing nicely.
A number Of their friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Tynen Thursday
evening of last week, to give them a
farewell party before their departure
from the city. A very pleasant evening
was spent by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Tynen
left Sunday morning for Rat Portage
Ontario.
Master Vincent Murphy, the famous
boy singer, of Minneapolis. entertained
Duluthians on few occasions last
week by his singing.
The Holy Angels sodality of the
Cathedral parish had their annual picnic
at Woodland Park last week. They had
a lovely day for it and all report hav-
ing had a splendid time
Messrs. ]. Allen and j. O'Reilly, of
Cloquet, Mimi, who have been employed
on the Duluth, Mississippi & Northern
railroad, were in the Zenith City dur
ing the week.
A number of Duluth Hibernians are
planning to attend the grand reunion Of
Hibernians Of Northern Michigan, to be
held at Marquette, Mich, on Saturday
Aug. %. The Marquette boys are maxi
ing great preparations for the event anu
promise good time to all who attend
it, The South Shore road will give ex-
cursion rates for the event.
Rev. Father Groux, who has been
assistant pastor at the Cathedral, left
last Monday for visit to his old home
in France. He expects to be back about
the middle of September.
The Young Ladies' Sodaity had their
annual outing at Fond du Lac last Tues
dag. They had very pleasant time.
The Misses Fitzgerald of Fifty-sav-
enth avenue west, entertained number
of friends at their home Thursday even
ing vi last week. ~ ucllSutIul time
was spent by all.
At the Cathedral last Sunday morn
ing Bishop McGolrick delivered an elo-
quent sermon. and in the evening Rev.
Father Corbett preached.
The president of St. Johns university.
at Collegeville, Mimi, was visitor at
tho episcopal residence early in *he
week.
Division No., A. o. H.. had a we'll at
tended meeting last Sunday, and sew:
eral matters of Importance to the So
ciety were discussed. The members OF
this division are taking lively interest
in it's workings and even the society is
increasing in membership.