The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-05-16
DULUTH NEWS.

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The funeral of Cecilia Hall, the g.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hall. who died last week was held
Friday morning at s o'clock. The
services We're held in ST. James Catho-
lie church. and interment took place in
Calvary cemetery.
Miss Julia Kelleher has returned
from visit to her former home at
Green Bay. Wis.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martell have
returned from their wedding trip to
Minneapolis.
Division No. 1, A. o. H., of this city,
held its best meeting of the year We'd
nesday evening Of last week in Odd
Fellows hall. The attendance of the
members was very large. The degree
team Of the division exemplified two
degrees of the order on a large class of
new candidates, who were initiated ill-
| to the order. Duluth Hibernians are
building up a large division in this city
| and are working most enthusiastically
| with that end in view. They hope to
reach the 300 mark before the end of
the year and intend to have large
delegation at the next state convention.
A large number Of applications for
membership We're received at the meet
ing. At the close Of the regular bust
ness of the society appropriate remarks
We're made by number of member
for the good Of the order. State
Treasurer John Flood, reported his Wis
it to Division No. at Eveleth. Ee
said the range town will have Il flour
fishing division within a few months,
the members taking great interest in
the work Of the order. An effort is to
he made to organize Il number of the
other range towns. and the local divi-
sion will use every means in it's power
to accomplish the good work.
Miss Ida Fisher. who has been visit
ing friends in the city, returned last
Saturday to her home in ST. Paul.
Miss Murray. of 1852 East First
street, left the first of the week for a
months visit in the East.
Miss Mary Gleason, an old resident
Of this city, is very low at the home Of
her sister. Mrs II. Walsh, 81 West
Fifth street.
The Bishops club met Tuesday eve
ming, at s p. IN. sharp, at the home of
the Misses Poircr, 212S East Second
street. The following program was
carried out:
Roll all-FrOm Catholic American
poets. Paper, "Cntholic Poets of Amer
lea" Miss Stringcr; Reading from
Father Ryan. Miss Shcsgren; Paper,
George Tatlrop. Father Tabb, S.
Quincy" Miss PORTER. This being tie
last meeting of the club for the year,
the annual election of officers took
place, following the program.
NJ. S. Burrows left Monday afternoon
for New York.
| nr. w. III. Magic returned Sunday
from New Orleans where he attended
the annual convention of the American
Medical association.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Dacey left Sunday
for Il visit in Chicago and other East
crn points.
| Miss Dora IIalpin is the acknowl-
edged champion lady bowler of the
Zenith City. She made the remark
able record of 176 and intends to do
better.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Kelley of Brainerd, state
vice president Of the l.. \. of \. o. H.,
has returned to her home. She has
been attending to her daughter at st.
Mary'S hospital. who is now entirely re
covered
| Division No. |. \. O. H.. will meet
ON Next Wednesday evening in Odd
Fellows hall. \ large list of applica
lions are to he made. \ large attend
ance of the members is expected and
the degree team will exemplify the
work of the order.
> series of three lectures will he
given in West Duluth. by Rev. A. r. C.
Dunn. of Eau Claire. cn May 81. 2S
and %. under the auspices of st. James
court c. o. +. for the benefit of st.
James Parish
Roger VAIL of Minneapolis, is reg
iSterel at the st. Louis. He is In at
tendance OH the grand jury of the fed
eral court.
Within a few weeks work will COM
mence on a new Catholic church build
ing in Duluth. The st. Jean Baptiste
church at Eleventh avenue west and