The Irish standard., 1899-02-04
DULUTH NEWS.

Rev. Father Alfred Meyer, late pastor
of Assumption parish, St. Paul, is now
in charge of St. Clements church in this
city.
Div. No. 1, D. of E, initiated four new
members at its last regular meeting.
The ladies are doing good work, and
are meeting with success.
Lieut. Frank Maginnis, of the 18th
United States infantry, writing to his
father, c. P. Maginnis, from Porto Rico,
says that he met o. D. Kinney, a Du-
luthian. who is down there looking
over the country
The ladies of St. James parish will
give card party next Tuesday even
ing in Gilley's hall. Div No. 4. A. O..
H., has kindly donated the hall for the
purpose. that being their regular meet
ing night.
A card party was given in Catholic
association hall last Tuesday evening by
the ladies of the cathedral parish. 1t
was grand success, socially and f.
nancially.
c. P. Maginhis returned during the
week from 2 business trip to Washing
ton. where hetWent Several days ago.
Bishop MfGolrick left New York last
Saturday for Rome, and at this reading
is across the Atlantic ocean.
Father George, pastor of St. Glenn
ent's parish for the past seven years. re-
ceived his congregation and friends of
the city Tuesday evening of last week at
st. Clements hall. He left Wednesday
for GAINESVILLE, Mimi, to take up the
work in the parish Of that city, to
which he has been assigned.
Bernard. son of u. r. and Cecilia
ODonnell. died Friday morning of last
week at $3.50 O'clock, at 1856 Mesaba
avenue. ,,7nHs-t '-'aa
The wedding Of Miss May Hahn and
Joseph Kreuger took place at the Ger
man Catholic church Wednesday morn
ing of last week. George Kreuger and
Miss May Horrigan assisted the bride
and groom. Mr.. and Mrs Kreuger will
commence housekeeping at 402 East
Eighth street.
The Marie Antoinette court, No. 2O6,
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters,
gave an entertainment last Tuesday
evening at K. of P. hall. A quilt was
also rallied for A good time was had by
all.
The Catholics Of Two Harbors are
again to have a priest Bishop Nc
Golrick has decided that this parish
must have a priest, and SO has assigned
Rev. Father Barrios to fill the vacancy.
Father Barrios will speak In both the
French and English languages in the
morning, and in English at night every
Sunday in the month but one, at which
time he will hold services at Proctor
ant gentleman, and will no doubt be
we'll liked by his parishioners.
The McGolrick Literary club met last
Tuesday evening at the cathedral resi-
dence, where the following program was
given, under the leadership Of Mrs.
Daugherty: Outline of the Nineteenth
Century's History of England" Mrs.
Mae Costello; paper, Queen Victoria"
Mrs. Daugherty; instrumental music,
Miss jacques; Current Events" Mrs.
L. II. Corcoran.z
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Margaret Dee were held last
Monday morning at st. James church.
There was a large attendance Of
friends and neighbors of deceased. The
remains were placed in the vault Of
Calvary cemetery, and will be buried
beside those o.. Mr.. Dee.
John G. Brown is enjoying the balmy
atmosphere of the sunny south. Mr.
Brown left Duluth last Monday en- route
for Arkansas, going via Chicago, where
he was to meet his sister, Miss Mary
Brown. of Toronto, Ont, who will ac-
company him during the trip. r,ey
will extend their,vacation several weeks.