The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-12-01
DULUTH NEWS.

c. p. Maginnis went East last week
on a business trip.
L. J. Monaghan, of Little Falls, was
visitor to the Zenith City few days
this week.
One of the social events of last week
was a musicale in Gilley's hall by the
w. G. o. Il.
John Ryan, who has been sick at st
Mary's hospital for the past ten days
is reported getting along nicely.
Percy Coleman returned last week
from a several days deer hunt up on
the north shore. He brought back
with him two fine deer.
Chris Murphy, county auditor OF
Cook county, was here from Grand
Marais last Saturday to call on his
brother, S. G. Murphy.
The ladies of st. Anthony Charita-
BILE association gave dime social at
the Great Eastern Hall Saturday at
ternoon, from 2 to o'clock.
Miss White, of Pembroke, Ont, is
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w.
Sullivan, of East First street; and will
be here until after Christmas.
D. A. Fitzpatrick, an old time resi-
dent of West Duluth, now of Hough-
ton, Mich, stopped off in the city last
week on his way to the West.
James Brotherton has taken his
equipment out to his new camp on the
Cloquet river, about twenty miles from
Duluth, and will begin operations in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Walsh were sur.
prised at their home, East Third street
by number of their friends last
week. A very pleasant evening was
spent by all present.
]. B. Dunphy of this city, has re.
ceived copy of the Munster Express
of Waterford, Ireland, containing the
following paragraph relative to Mr..
Dunphy's recent visit to Waterford:
Mr.. James Farrell, of Kilmacow,
has received a Letter from Mr.. Dunphy,
Duluth, Mimi, thanking him for the
very hearty welcome he got in the old
country. Mr.. Dunphy richly merited
the warm welcome which he got. He
Is q fine warm-hearted Irishman, and
he carried with him to America the
best wishes Of Kilmacow friends"
Mr.. Dunphy says that Mr.. Farrell
was formerly a citizen of Memphis,
Tenn, and is now one Of the leading
business men in the south of Ireland,
where he employs large number of
men in his flour mills ut Kilmacow,
Kilkenny Co. MIR. Farrell takes 4
lively interest in the affairs of his ma
tive land, and is at present District
Ruler of Kilkenny Co. Council.
One of the unique social events of
the week was card party for the Ia.
dies, held in Gilley's hall at West Du-
luth on Tuesday night, by the married
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gentlemen did all the work with an af-
fair Of this kind
Miss Josephine Socier and Jack Nc.
Graw, both well known people of Ha.
zlewood Park, and residing on Thirty.
ninth avenue west, were married at
st. John Baptiste church at 8 in the
morning of Thanksgiving day. In the
evening at $50 there was a large we'd
ding reception and dance in Gilley's
hall. Over 800 invitations were sent
out for the reception.
On Wednesday night of last week
the Ladies' Auxiliary, Division No. 1
of the A. o. H., gave large card par
ty in Kalamazoo hall. Cinch was the
game of the evening and there were
twenty-five tables. Miss Agnes Nc
Nulty won the ladies' head prize and
j. II. Sullivan was given the head
prize for the gentlemen. Miss Alice
O'Leary and Owen J. Hunt received
the consolation prizes.
The McGolrick Literary club met at
the club rooms Tuesday evening Of last
week. The following program was
given: Paper-"Fountain Of Thevi,"
Miss McHugh; paper-"Columas, Obel-
isks," Miss Schneider; reading from
Hawthorne, Mrs. j. Killoran. The
club met at the club rooms last Tues
day evening. The program was as fol-
lows: "Home Life of Ancient Ro-
MANS" "1Iome Life of Modern Ro-
mans Baths Titus, Constantine
Carnival" Leader-Miss Shannon.