The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-07-27
nephew, james Brady.

William NJ. Barrett, who has been
in the newspaper business at the head
OF the lakes for a period of more than
ten years, left last week for a visit to
his home III lie Sueur. Mimi, after
which he will take the management
of the Lawler Window Washer COM
pany, with headquarters at Mime
apolis.
Edward Dormcdy, who is camping
with his family at Pike Lake, came in
during the week for short business
visit and returned Wednesday even
ing.
John Il. Swift, of Minneapolis. was
in the city for few days last week
on business and pleasure combined.
The Misses Irene and Gertrude
keehan. of Ashland. Wis, are visit
ing their uncle, +. II. Martin, of Fifty
eighth avenue west.
"A party consisting of Bishop Nc
Golrick. Andrew Gowan. Il. J. Mon
ahan and c. p. Maginnis were at Is
land lake, on the Cloquet river, fishing
for couple of days last week. They
had very good luck.
Mrs. NJ. T. Burke has returned from
lake trip.
Miss Rose Murphy returned from a
visit with relatives at Grand Marais.
Miss Mary Naughton left last week
for the east, where she will attend an
art school during the summer.
Leonard Coleman left last week for
short trip to Houghton.
The funeral of Patrick Faulkner of
Fifty-ninth avenue west, who died
suddenly at an early morning hour
Friday of last week, was held from
the st. James church Sunday morn.
ing.
"A very pleasant surprise party was
held at the home of Fred Bolger,
Fifty-fourth, avenue west and Bristol,
Friday evening of last week, in honor
OF his eighteenth birthday anniver-
sary. Mr.. Bolger is Il member of the
Senate club and the club turned out
III large numbers. There were also
present other of his male friends.
The evening was passed in social
amusements followed by refresh
ments. Mr.. Bolger was remembered
with handsome present from his
friends.
The concert given Oh Tuesday even
ing of last week, at st. Clements hall
by Frank Schultz was very pleasing.
The program, delightfully."- rendered,
was given by some of the city's best
talent. Among the features of the
concert We're the choruses by the unit
ed Catholic choirs of the city and the
"Santa Mater quartet, from Rossinis
"Stabat Mater"
Mrs. Margaret Carroll, of Superior
died Sunday afternoon at her home
in Superior after very short illness
from paralysis. The funeral was
held Wednesday at the cathedral in
Duluth and the interment was in the
Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Carroll left
seven children, as follows: Mrs. T.. TO-
bieberman, of Duluth; Mrs. William
Hill, of Superior: Mrs. S. II. Bing-
ham. Duluth; Miss Annie Carroll. of
Superior; Miss Mayme Carroll, of Du-
luth; William Carroll and Maurice
Carroll, of Superior.
Division No. 1, A. O. H., is prepar-
ing for its annual picnic. The COM
m'ttee having charge of the arrange
ments Is hard ut work endeayorjng to
make the event what II has ALWAYS
been III the past, pleasant day for
the Hibernians and their friends. 1t
Will be held Mt Oatka beach, on Tues
day, August G, and the fine program
of sports and amuscments is now be-
ing arranged for. This annual outing
of the members of the order is always
looked forward to with pleasure as
the ability of the Hibernians as enter
tanners is well known.
Division No. /, A. o. H., held it's
regular meeting Wednesday evening
OF last week. 1t was we'll attended.
Resolutions of coincidence were pas
sed' on the death of Bro. Thomas
Fleming. They are published in an
other column in this issue.