The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-09-16
DULUTH NEWS. /.

All the parochial schools opened last
week after their summer vacation with
a large attendance. The Institute of
the Sacred Heart also commenced its
school year with a large number of
pupils.
Div. No. I, A. O. H., held its regular
meeting Wednesday of last week. Reso-
lutions OF coincidence on the death al
Brother Thomas Curran were passed.
They appear in another column OF this
paper.
The new altar for the. cathedral ar
rived last week and the work OF erect
ing it was progressing during the past
week. 1t will be beautiful one and a
handsome adornment to the cathedral.
Mrs. John Walsh left last week for
St. Paul and Minneapolis and took in
the state fair.
Peter Walsh, of 6o4H West Superior
street, attended the state fair at Ham
line, MINI.
The Kalamazoo block hall was the
scene of very happy party Wednesday
evening of last week. The occasion was
the farewell to J. J. Callahan and family,
who left to make their home in Butte,
Mont. A number of their friends Sc
cured the hall and invited number of
friends of the family. 1t was COM
plete surprise to Mr.. Callahan and fam
lily, when they entered the hall and dis
covered the object of the party. There
were about 40 couples present and an
enjoyable evening of dancing was passed
by ALL At the close Mr. Callahan made
very happy speech, thanking all and
said that he would ever cherish the
memory of it in his new home. Re-
freshments were served at the close He
is the agent of the Singer Manufacture
ing Company for the states of Montana
and Wyoming, and the best wishes for
his success by his friends in this city
go with him. They left last Saturday
morning for their new home and were
seen off by large number OF their
friends.
| Victor Method is having trouble with
his arm, resulting from fracture, and
has gone to St. Mary's hospital fol-
treatment.
Mrs. ]. Foley and Mrs. Jane Evans
have gone to ST. Paul on a visit tt
friends for three weeks.
The new parish residence being erect
ed by St. James Catholic church il
about finished and is credit to the par
isf and to West Duluth. 1t will cost
when completed, about $4,000. 1t ha
all the modern improvements The new
residence is on Fifty-seventh avenue
west, near Eleanor street 1t is ex
pected that priest will be appointed
permanently to the parish on Bishop
McGolrick's return from Europe. 1t il
now supplied from the cathedral.
John Mccarthy, of Saltwater, was
visitor to the Zenith City last week.
Francis Burns, Of Minneapolis, is
visitor in the city. He sang at thu
cathedral last Sunday, and his beautiful
voice charmed the congregation.
| A reception is being arranged fol
Bishop McGolrick upon the occasion
of his return from Europe, which will
be in short time. A meeting was hele
at the Catholic club rooms last week
at which the preliminary steps were
taken. The meeting was called to order
by Rev. Father Corbett. c. P. Magin
mis- was appointed chairman and Franz
Burrows secretary. 1t was decided tc
hold reception in the Lyccum. The
following gentlemen, assisted by the
priests of the various parishes, have beer
appointed as committee to see to the
raising of this money, also the distribu.
ton of the. tickets and invitations for
the reception: Michael Kelley, Cathedral
parish; Otto Hartman, German parish
Mr.. Redlock, Polish parish; Ed Dor
medy, West Duluth parish; Father
Alfread, West End parish; Charles
Bueglet, French parish. Other COM
mittees were appointed as follows: Ad-
dress of welcome, T.. J. Monahan; ly-
ceum, Michael Kelley; music, Otto
Hartman and Vincent Cliff printing
tickets, Father Alfread and Frank Bur.
rows; program, Father Corbctt. It was
also agreed that all persons present, as
we'll as other persons they should see
fit to invite we're to act as a committee
to meet the bishop at the train the even
ing of his arrival.