The Irish standard., 1902-09-20

the morning and again at $50 o'clock.
The first mass and the instruction
given at it Is exclusively for the won.
'en. At the latter mass both sexes are
privileged to participate. In the even
Ing, at 1880 o'clock, there is instruc-
tton, rosary and benediction. Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday afternoons there
was instruction for the children. Next
week will be fer men.
The party planned by the l.. A. OF
A. o. H. to be given next month prom
ises to be very pleasant and enter
tanning affair.
John Mcdonald, Patrick Haley and
George Clark left last week for Sag
inaw. where they attended the funeral
Of Capt. Ryan, and remained 10 visit
friends for a few weeks
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick B. Sullivan, of 1874 Wick.
low street, hast week.
| Michael Walsh has been chosen as A
delegate from the Plumbers union to
the Trades assembly. He was obi.
gated at the last meeting.
Mr.. w. H. Henry has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Morgan Sweeny left Monday
for three weeks visit with friends II,
Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Gunndss of 1lY
f. Bird street, left Sunday evening for
an eastern trip. They were accom-
panied by their son, Gordon.
Mrs. Thos. Brett Is visiting in
Wataala.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O'Brien and daugh-
ter, Bessie left Sunday evening for
Michigan.
Mrs. Clarence Moore OF Evele,h was
visiting i'll Duluth last week
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mcdonnell and son
OF 10 Il. Bird street left Tuesday Ill RI
ing for Grand Forks. where Mr. Nc
DonneM has :, large contract with that
city. They will remain about Il month.
Miss Agnes Rear(on left Welnes-
day for an extended visit to her home
at Cheteck, Wis.
Mrs. Duffy and daughter, Miss Ann.
OF Cleveland, Ohio, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frantz Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Mcdonald have
returned from ten days visit with
relatives in st. Cloud
A delightful little tea party was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. II.
A. Reau at her home, 3OS Sth avenue
E. Those present were Mesdamcs j.
McCue, G. Bleck, V. Becker, j. II.
Powers, p. Carney, II. l.. McGraw, G.
Vodrey, G. Noble, NJ. Il. Brown, r. L.
Fisher ]. Liden and the Misses Mary
Nichols, Sarah Powers. Mary MELON
aid and Irene Reau.
Rev. Father Feel"lry lis reported
commissioning from a sickness of about
a week, brought on by Ovcrwrk. He
will not Dc able to T'sunc his dutie,
fen some days. but the pulpit will he
supplied fircm THE cathedral
| IItNl IbNlStl lFtS ItluIlltNl IluIll Il
visit at Grand Forks.
Peter Gillcy is back from Il visit in
Strarlus county. .....
Miss Angle Gillry is visiting fric,nls
i'll Minneapolis and ST. Cloud
Mrs. NJ. L. O'Brien. of Pine City. is
visiting her ,sr,lglhrr Mrs William
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Miss Marie Tins. of West Duluth,
is visiting friends at Ilouglton, Mich
Miss Lucy Doyle. of Virginia. who
has been visiting in West Duluth re-
turned home "Wednesday of last week.
Miss Ethel d. Dwyer has returned
from two weeks trip to Port Arthur,
Hancock and Hougnlton
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Lame. of :lO7 FIRST avenue
west.
Capt. Con Flynn and Charles Schil-
Ter went bty,r hunting last Monday, at
t1mcted by the ST rics of good bear
hunting that have been appearing in
will 90 to Capt. Flynns farm near the
Wahelin farm. They were armed
with rifles, revOlvers and bowie knives
and the outlook is pretty bad for amy
bears THAT ignolr,ntly wander. into
their vicinity.
q. &. O'Brcn and family, of West
Duluth left last Wednesday for visit
at Port Huron ANA Michigan points
John Mccarthy, the Saltwater lum-
herman, was at THE ST. Louis hotel last
Monday He was telling Il crowd in
the lobby some of his experiences in
New Orleans, where he ami a couple
Of his friends have lately been Oh Il
business trip. They went into Il hotel
and asked what the rates were. ''rhc
lowest rate we have, for Il room with
out bath. wash basin. towels or fur
nitlmr," said the clerk, gralMlIy. sis So
per day This was little steep, but
they tO1k II, and little later they
sauntered into THE bar and called for
three glasses of bc,r. Mr. Mccarthy
threw down half "a dollar, and the
bartender gave him check and told
him to pay the cashier. Mr.. Mccarthy
took the check without looking at it,
and handed it ANA the half to the CASH
icr. The latter looked at the coin in