The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-09-28
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Mcconnell, 612 Fifty

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Mcconnell, 612 Fifty
eighth avenue west, last week.
Misses Agnes Rooney and Alice
Coyle, of Adams, Mimi, are the guests
of Mrs. George J. Mardorf, 2O16 East
Second street. Miss Rooney is sis
ter and Miss Coyle is the niece of
Mrs. Mardorf.
An enjoyable surprise party was
given Mrs. James Carey. of Madison,
Wis, and Mrs. J. Callahan at the lat.
ter's residence, ID Eighteenth avenue
west, Thursday evening of last week.
They have been visiting friends in
Two Harbors for the past few days.
Music and stories furnished the enter
tainment Of the evening. Those pres
ent We're: Messrs. and Mesdames J.
w. Smith, James Sullivan. John Cal,
lallan, w. l.. Smith, a. Harrington,
Hallen, McAlpine, Callahan. Mrs. w.
Miner; Misses G. harrington, Nora
-. AhllllSls "a. Nl(llitlIitll, May
Callahan, Kate Callahan; Messrs. ]. II.
Heating, J. l.. Pearson. John Gala
han, Bradshaw of Superior.
4 pretty home wedding took place
Friday evening of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Doherty
when their daughter. Miss Sadia Bea-
tricc. was united in marriage to Mr..
Frank Wright Harrington, editor of
the Waterville. Mimi, Advance. Rev.
Father Edwards of st. Clements
church performed the ceremony. Nhe
bride was attended by her cousin. Miss
Mayme Mcclure. of Waterville, while
Frank DOhcrty, brother of the bride,
acted as best man. The bridal couple
left OH the 11:l5 train Friday night
and will spend some time in the Twin
Cities before leaving for their future
home in Watervillc
Michael Fitzgerald. Il cruiser living
in the vicinity of Scion Springs, Wis,
was struck and killed by an Omaha
train Last Saturday night about three
miles north of Scion Springs. He is
supposed to have been struck by the
Twilight limited. which reaches Du-
luth about 10 o'clock. The remains
were found by Il section foreman. 1t
is not known how the accident hap
pcncd. He had sister, Mrs. NJ. j..
Kelley, of Is Fifth avenue west, and
another in Nccnah. Wis He had a
brother, John Fitzgerald, also crus
or, who makes his headquarters in
Duluth.
The st. James church annual bazaar
was brought to a close on last Snt,r-
day evening after one of the most sue
cessful weeks run in the history of
church fairs. The aggregate receipts
for the week were $1,000. and the net
profit will he in the ncighborlood of
$1,000. This is even better than last
year, when the net profit was about
S1.7O0. On Saturday evening all the
contests came to a close and with ex-
citing finishes and good-nntured rival
ry among the contestants Rev. james
Fcehcly made a happy talk, heartily
thanking all the ladies of the parish
for the work I'm the booths, and the
congregation and friends for the do
nations and patronage that has made
the bazaar a success. In the contest
for the fur coat Kenneth A. McDon-
aid won from s. @. Murphy, the vote
being 2G,OSG to 1920. Winners of
the IS gold pieces during the week
were Rose Plepinsky, Laura Felix,
Dan Curry. George Scott, William Du-
nne, Earl La-Flcur. Other winners
were Miss Pcnhala, gold ring; Annie
Casey. Annie Dunlcavcy, Miss Mikcsh.
gold watches; Master John Englchart,
pony; Miss Mary McNabb, sewing ma
chine: Joseph Bellemucr, gold fish ana
aquarium; Miss Reuter-, New Duluth,
dishes; Mrs. William Tuskin, rug; o..
Mnrlcau, roseary beads; Il. A. CCnk-
lin and No. 3O-name unllnowal-sacks
Of flour; Herbert Conlcy, center table;
Mrs. X. A. Mcdonald, pillow; Mrs. G.
j. Pctruscke, Mrs. Daniel Kcefc,
couches: Mrs. George Coleman side
board; No. 93. cushion; Il. A. MELON
aid, drawn work.
DIR. u. II. Sheridan left last Sunday
for Detroit ana Buffalo. lie will not
return until Oct 13.
%. G. Lamb left last week for Wash
lngton state Oh business trip.
John Flood, state treasurer of the
A. 0. III. ana ID. Horgan of the Zenith
city have formed n partnership IA
Flood and Horgan, undertakers and
cmbalmcrs. ut 73O w. Superior street,
Duluth. Both gentlemen are well
known to The readers Of The Irish
Standard and have an extensive ac-
qualntance. Their standing in the
community is guarantee that the
Important work of their chosen profes,
sion will be carefully and propcrly
conducted.
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