The Irish standard., 1903-09-26
ard recently came from Illinois. The
remains were taken to Clinton, and
shipped to his old home.
DULUTH NEWS.

The wedding of Miss Rose Smith
and Frank Cashin took place Monday
evening ut Z o'clock in st. James Cath
Ollie church. Rev. Father Feehclv per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Marie
Walker of Duluth acted as bridesmaid
and Lawrence Gilley assisted the
groom After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Cashn took up their residence
ut Proctorknott, where the groom is
employed as telegraph operator for the
Duluth, Missabe X Northern road.
Both of the young people are very well
known in West Duluth.
Miss Agnes Callahan and Miss Mar
garet Grady of saltwater, state officers
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the \. 0.
H., We're guests of Mrs. ID. =. McDon-
aid of 1l5 East Third street. this week.
f. j. Lynch, formerly ticket agent
at the Fifty-nnth avenue depot. has
been appointed agent at the Twentieth
avenue depot and assumed the duties
of the new position last Monday.
w. n. Ryan, formerly operator at
the city office of the Great Northern
road, has returned from Chicago,
where he has been employed for the
past few months in the office of sheriff
of Cook county.
Miss Irene Keleher has returned
after spending her vacation in the
southern part of the state.
Mrs. j. AIirick gave a card party
last week in Gilley's hall for the ben
eft of ST. james Catholic church.
The event was Il success socially and
financially.
Early in the spring the Oblate fa-
Tiers will start the foundation of a
beautiful church in the West End
For aiding this purpose Rev. Father
Outlet, superior and parish priest, eX-
pressed the desire of holding bazaar,
and the members of the congrega ton
have responded generously to his ap-
peal. \ large number of ladies work
cd indefatigably for the last three
months upon it.
Miss NJ. Morrow, of lshpcming, is
visiting the family of Thomas Doyle.
Edward Capliss returned last week
from New York. where he went to at
tend the funeral of his mother.
The Armory presented brilliant
animated scene Monday evening on the
occasion of the opening of the church
fair. which is being given in aid of
the st. Jean Baptist church. The in
terror of the building was very prettily
decorated with flags and bunting. The
French tri-color was very much in evi-
dence, and when draped with the
American flag made very attractive
display. Booths have been erected
about the sides of the building, and
they were the center of small groups
Of interested purchasers. The dining
room and ice cream parlor run by the
Indies of the church, were among the
most popular booths. while the muse
um and fancy goods department We're
not lacking in customers. The fair
opened by Il short address from Father
Guillet, the pastor of the church, who
told of the object of the fair, which is
to partly detlny the expense of the
new church building which is being
erected at Twenty fourth avenue West
and Third street. He also welcomed
the visitors to the fair, and introduced
Mayor Hugo. Mayor Hugo made a
brief and characteristic address, COM
mending the efforts of the ladies to
raise money for their church, and in
Producing into his address one or two
good stories. The fair continued
throughout the week.