The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-02-25
DULUTH NEWS.

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! ion No. 4, of West Duluth. installed its
officers Thursday of last week, with
membership OF 80 charter members, and
has every prospect of doubling its num-
| Der before the next regular meeting. The
| election of officers resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Julia Hammil; vicc-pres-
! idcnt, Mrs. Maggie Coleman; recording
| secretary, Mrs. Mary Burns; financial
secretary, Mrs Mary Callahan; treas
| ,lrer. Mrs. Mary Glrasan; sergeant-at-
arms. Mrs. Sullivan: sentinel, Mrs. Col
/ Inns; president standing comittce, Mrs.
! Mary Bolger: medical examiner. DR..
Phelan.
! Miss Anna Mcdonnell and Frank Nc
Honnell have returned from an extern
| siFe western and southern tour, taken
Oh account OF the latter's health.
Frank J. Ryan left last week for
/ Minneapolis, to be in attendance at the
! Democratic banquet at the West Hotel,
| y number OF their neshbors and
Of t'iftyeighth avenue. on the evening
OF Feb. /. The entertainment con-
sisted OF cards, music ana refreshments.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, Of Chicago,
met the Ladies' Catholic Order OF For
csters at the Gily hall last week for the
purpose of instituting Santa Maria court.
ST. James Court, c. .. T., held an open
meeting Tuesday evening of last week,
at a. o. U. w. hall. 1t WAS a social af-
fair throughout, one of the social meet
ings that is being given by the several
courts at the head of the lakes. Nearly
200 Forosters and their ladies were pres
cnt from Duluth. Superior and West Sill
pcrior. The program consisted OF vocal
and instrumental music, Rotations, and
speeches. A piano solo was rendered
by a. j. I,aF'rambois, and Messrs Ev-
ans and NORM sang. Miss Donovan
sang. Speeches were made by Rev.
Fathers Corbett and George. Mr.. McCabe
of West Superior. and by Mrs. Rodgers,
high chief ranger of the W. c. o. f.,
OF Chicago. At the close of the program
coffee. cake and sandwiches were served.
r. II. Fitzgerald left last week for
Boston and New York, in the interests
three or four weeks
At 7.45 o'clock Tuesday evening of
last week, Miss Ella Eugene Fitzgerald,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert +.
Fitzgerald, Of 1878 East Superior street,
and Richard NJ Sellwood were married
at the episcopal residence of the ca
thehral. Rev. Fr. Corbett performed
the ceremony. Relatives and a num-
Der of friends were present at the core
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Sellwood LETT
for a wedding trip i'll the East.
c. p. Maginnis has returned from Chi
Cage, where he closed the sale of $4,000
worth OF timber in the Duluth lumber
district, by Rupp x Kerr, to Duluth
man.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Edward II. Dunuon, of 62G West
First street. Mr.. Dunlon was formerly
Associated Press operator in the Herald
office.
Rev. II. J. Mackcy has been confined
| W HIS mousse lOf the past lCW weeks Win
an attack of the grip. lie will leave
shortly on a mission.
Division No. l, 4. O. H., held its reg
ular meeting last Sunday afternoon. 1t
was we'll attended and three new men,
bers were initiated. Five new applica-
tons were received for membership
There is every prospect that division
will soon be one of the banner divisions
Of tho state, as 1t is now about the fourth
one in the state. All members are in
tcrested i'll the building up of big di-
vision here, for ii will then be power
for great good in carrying out it's benev-
client work, which is all it Is organized
for.
Duluth Hibcrnians arc proud to read
of the appointment of John A. 'Shaugh-
messy as state Insurance commissioner.
They al! wish him every success for the
honor was we'll deserved one and to
say that the office will be we'll filled
goes without saying.