The Irish standard., 1902-05-24
DULUTH NEWS.

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Edward O'Brien of the Irish Stand
ard, was a visitor to the Zenith City
last Monday. He was on a business
trip to Northern Wisconsin.
Last Sunday was the feast of Pente-
cost and it was most appropriately OBJ
served at the Cathedral of the Sacred
Heart. In the morning large class
of boys and girls received their first
holy communion, and ut high mass at
1920 o'clock, the sacrament of confr-
nation was administered by Bishop
| McGolrick to large class. The choir
was accompanied by an orchestra for
the occasion, and the sanctuary pre-
scented beautiful appearance. all the
affairs being Illuminated and decorated
with beautiful cut flowers and pottel
plants. 1t was Il most impressive cere-
mony, ANA the church was filled. In
the evening the renewal of baptismal
| vows LOOK pftce.
Last Sunday the annual collection to
pay the yearly taxes was taken up at
all masses and neat sum was real
lied
Duluth readers of the Irish Standard
are watching closely the great contest
inaugurated by that paper for the
Ladies' Auxiliary. They were proud
to see the score made last week by
Mrs. ]. II. Sullivan. Look out for the
Zenith City next week. 1t will be
heard from in a splendid manner
Work on the interior decoration of
| the cathedral is progressing.
Patrick Sullivan. man about 80
years of age. who has been staying in
the city for a few days past, while
walking down Fifth avenue west
Tuesday morning, between Superior
and Michigan streets. slipped and fell
backward, opposite the side entrance
to the Spalding Hotel. The back of
his head struck the stone walk with
such force that he was rendered un-
conscious for some minutes. Dr. Phe-
Ian dressed 4 bad cut in his scalp THAT
required several stitches.
Mrs. S. J. Brotherton, of 222 Fifty
third avenue west, died last week,
after an illness of about six weeks.
Her death was due to heart disease
Until Sunday morning her condition
was not considered serious but since
that time she had failed rapidly. Mrs.
Brotherton was born in Canada sixty
four years ago, and had been resi-
dent of West Duluth for the past
eleven years. She was widely known
and respected. She leaves, besides
her husband, five sons and four daugh-
tiers. The sons are s. ]. BrOtherton,
T. A. Brotherton, J. e. Brotherton, L.
]. Brotherton and w. Il. Brotherton
The daughters are Mrs. George Both
well, Mrs. William Seguian. Mrs. Ma
poleon Seguian and Mrs. J. G. O'Brien,
all Of whom reside in West Duluth.
The funeral was held Friday after
noon from the st. James Catholic
church. Interment was made at Cal
vary cemetery.
Thomas Mackey. aged SO years, died
at st. Mary's hospital last week. His
late residence was 3217 West Fourth
street. He is survived by family of
three sons and five daughters.
The funeral of the late Mary Neville
occurred Thursday morning of last
week. The service was held in the
Cathedral and was attended by num-
erous Borrowing friends. The inter
ment was in Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Edward Hagerty and son Ed
ward returned last week from Eau
Claire, Wis.,. where they accompanied
the remains of Marvin Hayes, Mrs.
Hagerty's father, who died here sud
denly.
Mrs r. Il. Lynch is visiting for
few days with her parents in Rush
City, MINI.
Miss Ella O'Donnell left Sunday
afternoon for st. Paul, where she will
reside in the future. Previous to her
going. however, dancing party was
given by number Of West End
friends at Columbia hall. There were
about two hundred present. Miss
O'Donnell was the recipient of num-
Der of parting gifts.
=. ]. O'Reilly, formerly of West
Duluth. now Of Saltwater. MIMI, is
visitor here. Mr.. O'Reilly will re.
main about a week.
Miss Celia Murphy has returned to
Drummond Wis.
G. p. Maginnis has returned to the
city after business trip to Washing
ton.
Ed. Vail has returned after trip
through the South.