The Irish standard., 1900-02-10
DULUTH NEWS.

| ]. J. Haley, who has been very sick
for the past two weeks, is up and
around again.
Div. No. I, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O.
H., report steady increase in member
ship. They held their regular meeting
last Wednesday evening.
A number OF the members of the To-
cal court of c. O. F. went over to
Superior last week to attend social
reunion OF Foresters there. They re-
port an enjoyable time.
C. P. Murphy, who was formerly with
the N. w. Benevolent society, has
opered an Office OF his own. He does
accountant and stenography work and
his many friends wish him success in his
new departure.
Irishmen in Duluth are jubilant over
the reuniting OF the Irish nationalists
and the election Of John Redmond as
chairman. They pledge them their
hearty cooperation in securing for Ire
land her just rights. The cause OF Ire
land is worthy OF the best cndeavors Of
every Irishman. Success to the Irish
nationalist is our fervent prayer.
Div. No. I, A. o. H., held its regular
meeting last Wednesday night in Catllo-
lie Association hall. There was large
attendance and number of reports
were received on new applicants.
Harry Carroll, who has been in Chi
cago for some time, is expected home
soon.
Miss Julia Donovan will leave for
New York city the latter part of the
month A farewell concert is to be ten
dered her.
The secretary of Div No. I, A. o. H.,
this week received notice from the state
medical examiner of the acceptance Of
three more applicants for membership
in the order. Thus the grand old order
is prospecting.
The progressive cinch party given by
the young men of St. Anthony's church
last week was social and financial ste
cess, about rs couples attending. The
head prize was awarded to c. P. Muir
ply and Miss Ripper carried away the
consolation prize: During the evening
musical program was rendered and
the following numbers were given: A
duet by Miss Belle Jacques and Miss
Floe Jacques; quartet by Messrs.
Robert Hamp, Joe Toben, Ed Krcimer
and Joe Kreimer; duet with guitar
and banjo accompaniment by Miss B.
Jacques and Miss F. Jacques; quartet
by Ed Krcimer, Joe Toben, Miss Julia
Eischen and Miss Belle Jacques. The
next social will be given two weeks
hence, and will be under the auspices
Of the young ladies.
At the card party given by St. James
Catholic church last week at Gilley' IS
hal! there was large attendance and a
very enjoyable time for all. The prizes
we're won by Miss Munro and Matt
Doyle. There was fine program also
Mrs Chabot, Mr.. Cannon, of Ashland
Mr.. Mcdonald and Miss Rolph took
part.
At the meeting of the Father Matthew
Total Abstinence society Thursday
evening OF last week C. E. Shannon de-
livercd an address on his Alaskan trip
and his sojourn in that distant land. He
gave very interesting talk in which he
also showed how the man who is a
total abstainer can better endure the
fardships and trials which a man must
undergo in living in that place. There
was also a fine program in connection
with the address. The Echo quartet
gave several numbers Ed Miller gave
piano solo, Miss May McA1pinc re-
cited, and Miss Maggie Jones sang.
During the evening Transvaal flag
was exhibited to the audience and there
was much interest in it as well as APP
plausc for the little republic.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Welsh arrived in
the city Thursday of last week on their
wedding trip and left for Toronto. They
we're married Thursday morning at
Tower by Monsignor Buh, the bride
being Miss Margaret Sullivan, daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Henry Sullivan,
of Soudan, MINI. William Sullivan was
best man and Miss Katherine Sullivan
was bridesmaid.
A delightful and entertaining meet
: ing of the McGolrick club was held
last week, Miss Kinney acting as leader.
She read a paper on Napoleon III.
Miss Ella Stringcr read an interesting
paper on Eugene, Empress of the
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