The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-11-11
DULUTH NEWS.

The McGolrick Literary Society be-
gan its winter season OF studyllast Tues
day evening. The Right Rev. Bishop
was present at the opening meeting and
addressed the society," The meetings
will be held in the Catholic club rooms
as before.
M. J. Harvey returned last week after
two years sojourn in the klondike
He met many Duluthians there, among
them John C. Hessian.
The annual bazar for the benefit Of
St. James Catholic church opened last
Wednesday evening. There was large
attendance the opening night, and it
promises to be a most successful affair
The many friends OF A. Murphy, Sr.
will regret to hear that there is no I'M
provement in his condition and his
strength is gradually failing him. He
has been sick over two months and con-
fined to the house all the time.
The county president OF the a. O. H
Of St. Louis county reports having re-
ceived complimentary letter from the
state secretary on the excellent showing
OF the Hibernians in this county.
Michael Kane, who was taken seri-
ously sick while working in Houghton
Mich, has been removed to his home
in this city. He is still very sick
The local insurance secretary OF Div
No. I, A. O. H., reports having received
twelve new policies last week. This is
a good showing for Duluth Hbcrnians
Henry T. Murphy was taken down
sick last Monday, but it is not expected
that he will be laid up for any legnth OF
time.
Duluth Hibernians were proud to read
that their example in adopting pro-Boer
resolutions was followed by great
many divisions throughout the United
States. They will always be found to
protest against the crushing out OF lib
erty and on the side of justice.
Oliver Day, of West Duluth died last
Sunday night of a complication OF all
ments. Mr.. Day was 70 years old and
has lived in West Duluth for nine or ten
years. He leaves wife, six daughters
and two sons.
Mrs Charles H. Magnnis has re-
turned from Washington where she has
been visiting for some time.
One of the main features of the ST.
James church bazar, which opened at
Gilley's store last Wednesday evening
will be the contest for a gold-headed
cane between Frank Wade, the popular
hardware merchant, and Joe Burns, a
prominent member of the A. 0. H.
E. Dormedy has been confined to his
home for several days by the grip.
c. E. Judd last Tuesday week received
word of the death OF his father in San
Jose, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Judd expect
to leave in few days for California for
the winter.
Word has been received that Miss
Agnes Maginnis, who has gone to Porto
Rico to visit her brother, has arrived
there.
Mrs. DR.. Cavanaugh returned to her
home in Minneapolis last week, and
Mrs. M. P. Mullaly left for her home
in Marquette. They are daughters OF
Oliver Day.
An open meeting of the Sacred Heart
cadets was held at Catholic Association
Hall last Wednesday evening The fol-
lowing was the program: Chorus,
Greeting Song; dialogue, "Joe's Way
of Doing Chores" Maginnis and Cos
grove; chorus, "The Raftsman,"; piano
solo, Master R. O'Keefe; recitation,
"Papa and the Boy" Master James
Hanna; chorus, Music OF the Bells;
piano solo, Master E. Miller; recitation,
"Sheridan's Ride" Master Henry Cow
an; address, Rev. Francis Hufugel;
chorus, eve March with Sherman
Army to the Sea-"
Miss Grace Sheridan, who has been
visiting friends in St. Paul and Mime
apolis, is home again.