The Irish standard., 1902-07-12
DULUTH NEWS.

Miss May McFaddcn left Sunday for
the Pacific coast.
Miss Kittie Welsh is spending the
summer i'll East Grand Forks.
MIR. and Mrs. Lowcllwitz and l..
Muehr spent the Fourth with friends
in Racine. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John shea are rejoicing
over the arrival CT Il bouncing baby
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Higgins and
daughter Airline have just returned
from Il three weeks visit to Buffalo
and other eastern points.
The committees OF the \. O. II. and
l.. ~. y. o. H.. are busily engaged
completing arrangements for their an
nual picnic. which will take place at
Lester Park on July 90.
Mrs. j. ii. Sullivan will leave the
latter part of the week for Denver,
Col.
The Cathedral parish gave Il Fourth
of July celebration last Thursday even
ing in the Catholic Asso cation hall,
which was very largely attended The
program was an excellent one and was
we'll received.
Mrs. Lowe and Miss Della Kcllihrr.
of Green Bay, Wis. who have been
visiting here, have returned home.
Mrs. Minnie Massey. age 81 years,
died Sunday, July 6. ut st. Mary's
hospital. Tho funeral was hrld Tues
day morning from the cathedral.
Mrs. Mary Jane NcoE,n, wife of \.
Il. Nconan. who died last week at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Sullivan OF Spirit Lake, WAS % years
of age. Mrs. Noonan had been i'll for
about two years With consumption an!
but recently returned from New Mex
leo. where she had spent some time
on account of lcr health. The funeral
took place fl,m st. james Catholic
church, and intcrmcnt was at Calvary
cemetery.
The death of Miss Dolly IIorgan on
Monday, June 30 of Hright's disease,
after lingering illness, was Il very
sad afliction to the family. who buried
their mother Il short time before. Tho
deceased WAS but % years of age ana,
although an invalid for ycars. She bore
her sutferings patiently and was al
ways of Il happy and cheerful disposi-
tion, which cndcareh her to all who
knew her. Dolly was the Youngest of
a family of twelv the Joy of her
parents, pride of her brothers and sis
trrs. and her SWEET face will be greatly
missed from the family circle The
funeral, which took place from the
cathedral Thursday morning ut nine
O'Clock. was one OF the largest ever
held hero. The tlor;ll offerings sent hy
sympatlizing friends were many and
h@lulliul ;llih were carried to tile
church by eight small girls dressed in
White. Requiem mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father lIoryln. who also gave
a short but eloquent oraiion He dwell
briefly upon the deep religious faith
of the deceased and paid Il glowing
tribute to her beautiful Christian life.
Miss Belle Jacques, one of Durtls
bright young women, who has been
studying in Boston under Carl Facl-
ton, has returned after graduating
from the professional department of
the Faction pianOforte sch oil. She also
made Il study of the pipe organ under
Friedrich N. Sllacklcy. Mi Jacques
was formerly a pupil of Ernest l.acl.-
mund. She will he a welcome addition
to the musical circles of Duluth.
The marriage of two young people
well known at the head of the lakes
took place at West Superior last Mon
day. The bride was Miss May Spicrr,
daughter of Geo. Spiccr Of the Spirrr-
Tanning Company. and the gro IN was
c. A. pellrticr. The wrddin" took place
at the Sacred Heart church and was a
very pretty affair. Miss ID. McDo-
nough, of West Superior, was brides
maid, and Harry Pcllitcr. of this city,
was best man. The welding Breakfast
was an elaborate affair Hnd was served
at the West Superior hotel. INllc deco.
rntiOns were handsome. The guests
were the relatives and intimate friends
Of the bridal couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pcllitcr left for the East. and upon
their return will make their home in
West Superior, Wis.