The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-12-28
DULUTH NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Waldron and
young son, accompanied by Miss Ma
mic Waldron, left for Ishpeming Mon
day evening to spend the holidays at
the home of Mr.. Waldron.
The Cathedral G. o. T. intends
to hold an interesting meeting at it's
first one of the new year. A committee
is preparing an interesting program.
West Duluth Court G. O. f., st.
James parish, will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon and elect officers for the ensu-
ing year.
Miss Mamie and Miss Julia Enright
have returned to their home in Biwa-
blk after a visit with friends here.
The Duluth correspondent wishes
the Irish Standard and all it's readers
a very happy and prosperous New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Method enter
tanned a little dinner party at their
home last week in honor of Mrs. Desh-
ma. the mother of Mrs. Method. who
is about to leave for her home in
Saginaw, Mich. The guests We're Mrs.
Deshma, Miss Sullivan, Miss Foran,
Miss Feehely and George Method.
Bishop McGolrick visited the Sacred
Heart institute Thursday of last week
and read the reports of the deport-
ment and scholarship of the pupils
\ short musical program followed and
afterwards the bishop addressed the
young ladies present, saying that he
was pleased with their excellent de,
pertinent notes, as we'll as the prog.
ress made in their studies, as shown
by the good average class record and
also from personal observation when
from time to time he had visited the
classes during recitation. He strong
ly urged upon the pupils the necessity
Of system in pursuing their studies
comparing the brain of a person who
has not studied Systematically to :
box filled to the top, perhaps, but hav
ing things thrown together so indis
criminately that disorder reigns sup
rene. In such box an article need
ed cannot readily be found, so, in {
badly filled brain knowledge is of lit
tie consequence as it cannot easily b.
drawn upon. The medal of honor
academic department, was awarded tt
Miss Emma Brown and to the Misses
Frances Toban, Ella McKinnon, Jea
nette Beauvirage, Albina Amyot Jose
phine Deans, Agnes Quinn, Eliza
Armstrong, Nateline La Ferte ant
Mary Monaghan of the grades.
The Sisters of ST. James Orphan
home arranged to make Christmas
happy for the children under theil
care This required providing FOL
forty-sevcn boys and thirty-two girls
TO do this entailed expense beyond the
means of the sisters and as this ms
titution depends almost. entirely upol
the charity of the public for it's sup
port, they appealed to the kindness O.
the people of Duluth to assist them il
making Christmas a time of "goot
cheer" for these poor children. An,
contributions of clothing, suitable TO
boys OIL girls from to IA years o
age, provisions or money, are Away
gratefully received.
Div. No. 1, A. o. II. will meet mex
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall.
State Labor Commissioner O'Don
nell paid a visit to the match factor,
on Fifty-frst avenue and to the Mel
son Knitting works at the West EN-
Tuesday morning. Mr.. O'Donnell sal
that his visit was not especially to in
spect the new match factory, but II
has some matters of Importance t
talk over with Mr.. Allen. Both ger
tlemen were shown over the mattel
factory, and expressed themselve
: we'll pleased with the plant. MI
O'Donnell said that it is credit to tn
city and is turning out first-clas
work
Mrs. p Healy and sister, Miss Ne
. lie Murphy, left last evening to spen