The Irish standard., 1902-04-19
DULUTH NEWS.

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high mass. The object of the meeting
was to discuss ways and means for
the frescoing of the interior of the
Cathedral. Enough money was raised
at the meeting to insure the work be-
ing done and it will soon he started on
Tomorrow afternoon, ut 3 O'Clock,
the second meeting OF the Duluth
branch of the United Irish League will
be held in Catholic Association hail. a
large list Of names is expected to be
added to the roll, and Secretary Muir
ply will have several important COM
munications from headquarters, which
will be read Mt the meeting. Several
important matters will come up for
discussion and there will no doubt he a
large attendance. The movement in
Ireland is a grand success and is do
ing glorious work in the cause of the
Irish people and it is the duty Of every
Irishman and friend of Ireland to join
the league and assist it in the good
| WV IN III W iIlNIi IL lS tIISilSttI.
Contracts are being let for the con-
struction of a new church for ST.
James parish in West Duluth. Bids
for excavation work are being opened
today (Snturday). 1t will bc a very
fine edifice in every particular and a
credit to st. James parish.
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famous attorney and fisherman, G. ID,
O'Rrcn. spent Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Julia Kcllehcr has returned
from 4 visit to her former home In
Green Bay. Wis.
| Last Tuesday the great novena Of
nine Tuesdays in honor of st. Anthony
dc Padua commenced in the German
Catholic church. Confessions were
heard on Monday afternoon and Tues
day morning. At 8 O'clock a. m. the
relics Of st. Anthony were exposed and
kept so exposed for veneraton of tho
people during the whole day on each
Of the nine Tuesdays. There was Holy
Mass and Communion at $50 O'Clock
a. m. and 1870 o'clock p. m.. and in the
evening public prayers to ST. Anthony
and blessing with his relies were given.
Mrs. Sarah Garfield, Of G1O Sixty
sixth avenue west, widow of the late
Peter Garfield, died Saturday morning
of dropsy. The deccdcnt was sc years
old and leaves six children, three
daughters and three sons. The funeral
took place from ST. James church Mt
1890 o'clock Tuesday morning. Burial
at Calvary.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Haley, Of Proctorknott died Saturday
evening. after lingering illness, of
scarlet fever The funeral was held
from the house Monday morning, and
the remains put in vault Mt Oneota
cemetery.
st. James Court No. GA, G. O. r.,
has divided into two sides and con-
tcst for membership is on. The los
ing side will have to entertain the
other.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcdonnell and Miss
Mcdonnell have returned from a visit
at Grand Forks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Whalen, of Proctor
knot. have returned from n visit in the
South.
Lawrence Gillcy returned last week
from an extended visit in Chicago, st.
Louis. Detroit and Little Rock. Ark.
Mr.. Gillcy spent the most time in Ar
kansas.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fitzgerald, 41G East Eighth
street.
Miss Marguerite Sullivan left last
Saturday for her home in Grand Rap
ids. Mich. She will visit in Detroit
and Chicago before returning to Du-
luth.
John Doyle. formerly resident of
this city has returned from Nebraska
and may locate here.
Raphael, the little fivc-ycar-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cnshin. of 10
Fifty-scvcnth avenue west, celebrated
his birthday anniversary last week
with party. He entertained about n
dozen of his little playmates.
: Few of the thousands Of exposition