The Irish standard., 1902-09-13

morning ana evening deVOtlOnS at 1880
p. m. Mass will also be said at $50
Il. IN. every morning with short in
struction.
Plans for the new rarochial school
are nearly completed and it is expected
that work will soon be commenced.
1t will be handsome building.
Timothy O'Flaherty is laid up with
a poisoned hand for the past week.
The frescoing of the interior of the
cathedral, which he's been under way
for some time, is nearly finished. The
church will present Il beautiful APP
pearance when completed and will be
second to none in the Northwest.
The recently organized division of
the y. o. II. at Eve!eth is reported to
be getting along nicely, all the mem
bers being most enthusiastic in the
work which they have undertaken OF
building up a large division Of the Or
der OH the Mesabe range. 1t is the
intention of the degree team of Di-
vision No. A. o. H., of this city, to
make Il trip to Eveleth in the near fu-
ture and eX'mpl:fy the degree work
to the new division.
The picnic given by Division No. 1
y. o. H., with the Ladies' Auxiliary
of this city, was Il most successful one
and netted neat little sum for the
treasures of both organizations. The
committees deserve credit for their ex,
cellent work.
President +. l.. Ryan of Div. No.
A. o. H., entertained his cousin, Mr..
Leahy, of Cincinnati, last week fer Il
few days.
Mrs. David Evans left last Sunday
for Port Arthur, where she will visit
for Il couple of weeks With Mr.. Evans
parents.
Div. No. A. o. H., will meet next
Wednesday evening and Brother A.
Murphy will give an account Of his
visit to the Emerald Isle and the Cork
Exhibition.
Miss Sarah McNulty and sister Wis
tied with friends in Minneapolis last
week and also took in the state fair.
A son was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. w. Il. Jones, of 229 West
Fifth street.
William Godfrey returned last week
to Two Harbors.
James Mcdonald returned last week
from Il trip to his Old home in Sag
inaw, Mich.
Miss Carrie Buckley returned last
week to hcl. home in Minneapolis after
IL months visit.
Mrs. John Dorm2dy and sons, OF
Ashland, Wis, returned home last
week after Il short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. j. Dormedy, of lib West
Michigan street.
The services ut ST. james church,
where a mission was conducted. at
tracted large crowds all during the
past week, and much was done by
those in charge. Devotions began in
the morning at 5 o'clock, when mass
were more largely attended. Rev.
Father GanMche, of IIibbing, assisted
in the services. During the afternoon
he heard confessions in French. Faith
err Robert, an orator of great fame, de-
livered the sermons. Father Robert
has conducted missions in the catlle-
dral in New York city, in Philadel-
pha. Baltimore, and Chicago, besides
many smaller cities.
Michael Haley, of Iron River, Wis,
arrived i'm West Duluth last week. He
visited friends there for a few days.
Richard Il. O'l>anc, who is employ
cd at the st. Louis mill, was injured
in an accident Thursday of last week
at the mill. A pin slipped out OF the
gearing of Il carriage and the carriage
ran away, doing some damage to the
mechanism and injuring three OF the
riders, O'I<ane being among the num-
Der. The mill was forced to suspend
operations while repairs were being
made, but started up again Friday.
O'Ilane had badly bruised leg and
a rupturel blood vessel. 1t will be
some time before lie is abe to get
around again.
A young daughter gladdenod the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly,
of proctorknott last week.
Judge Ensign has denied the motion
for IL new trial in the case of G. II.
Craig as administrator of the estate
of Leslie T.. Craig against the Dene-
dictinc Sisters Hospital association.
The son of the plaintiff was killed by
falling down the elevator shaft at ST.
Mary's hospital and suit was brought
for $1,000 damages, resulting i'll Il
verdict for the defendant.
Miss Pearl Chalk left last Saturday
evening over the South Shore road for
Il visit ut Montreal.
Mrs. AIuhoney and daughter 1.oret-
tn, of Benton Harbor, Mich, are visit
ing her SONS, Edward and ID. j. Ma
honey, at the home Of the former, PIG
Seventh avenue west.
Mrs. Ryan, Of 5Sth avenue, returned
Saturday morning from Il visit with
her daughter at Hancock, Mich.