The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-10-20
DULUTH NEWS.

| The McGolrick Literary Club held an
open meeting Tuesday evening in their
club rooms on West Fourth street.
The bishop gave Il talk on Rome"
Dennis Mccarthy will enter the en-
ploy of the Northwestern Boiler works
Miss Rose Whalen was surprised
last Tuesday evening by number of
her friends at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Z. Gallagher, of 22222 West Mich
igan street The evening was spent
| in dancing.
DR.. Phelan has moved to the Spald-
ing lotel
| Joseph Manning one of the new crew
employed OH the government work ut
the new piers of the ship canal had Il
narrow escape from drowning about
midnight Wednesday night. He WAS
standing on Il gravel pile working
when the pile of loose pebbles gave
way and threw him into the canal.
He was unable to swim but succeeded
in holding on to a scow till rescued.
Nine. Rosa d'Erina, the famous Irish
prima donna and organist, gave a pri
vate rehearsal to a small party of in
| vited guests in the Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. O'Lcary, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Il. w. Prophet, for
two weeks left for her home in Osceo-
la, Wis, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Il. Macdonald, of st. Cloud
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il.
Macdonald, of Ashtabula flats for Il
few days.
Division No. 1, A. o. II. will hold its
regular meeting next Sunday after
noon in Catholic Association hall
The knights of Columbus held their
regular meeting last Tuesday evening.
This council is growing in membership
rapidly
County President McCabe, of st.
Louis County A. o. H., received n sup
ply of the new constitutions of the A.
o. II. and IL number of copies of the
proceedings of the National convention
of the A. o. IL. held in Boston last
May.
Mrs. Clarence Il. Judd, who has
spent the summer here visiting her
daughters, Mrs. G. II. Thornton and
Mrs. James McAuliffe, left Tuesday
for California. Mr. and Mrs. Judd will
spend the winter in Los Angeles.
| Mrs. Michael Norris left Wednesday
for visit at her old home in Ohio. On
her return she will be accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lottie Norris.
Augustine Murphy returned to Du-
luth last Monday evening after very
pleasant trip extending over four
months in Europe. He was passen-
ger on board the transatlantic liner
Campana on it's last trip to New York
when it was nearly two days overdue
and great anxiety was felt for it's safe
ty 1t encountered very heavy seas
after leaving Queenstown, and there
was a great deal of sea sickness among
the 1000 passengers. During his So
iourn abroad Mr.. Murphy visited Ire
land, England, Paris exposition, and
after two weeks there went down
through Switzerland, going up the
Alps, then into Italy, visiting Milan,
Venice, Florence, Rome, Pisa and Gen
GA. In Germany he stopped at Mu-
Mich, and went to Obcrammcrgau to
witness the production of ",Thc Pas
sion Play" which, he says, made IN
impression on him which he will never
forget. 1t was n magnificent perform
ancc in every detail, and we'll worth
the trip. He made trip down the
Rhine from Maycnce to Cologne, and
enjoyed the beautiful scenery for
which the Rhine is noted. From Col
Ogne he went to Brussels and viewed
the field of Waterloo He also visited
the ancient city Of Antwerp and cross
ed the North Sea to England, stopping
at London and Liverpool. He says it
was grand trip and he enjoyed it
very much, but he is glad to get back
to the land of the Stars and Stripes
once more.
T.. IL: Martin, who had four ribs
broken in falling on a chair the first
Of last week, is improving. The ends
Of the broken bones have knit and he
expects his framework will soon be as
good as ever