The Irish standard., 1903-07-11

the Odd Fellows hall. .lt was inter-
esting and well attended The degree
team of the division eXemplitied the
first and second degrees OF the order
on Il number of candidates, and several
new applications We're received. The
annual picnic of the society will be
held OH Wednesday. July ~, at Lincoln
Park. The committee having the
matter i'll hand is making arrange.
ments for an excellent program on
that day for the members of the order
and their friends to enjoy. The am
nual picnic of the LIibernians has al
ways been most successful and every
effort will be made to make this one
as enjoyable as amy held in the past.
An invitation was received from the
pastor of st. james church, West Du-
luth, to attend the laying of the cor
ner-stone of the new church on Sun
day, July 10. The Invitation was &C.
cepted and division No. l, n. o. H.,
will join with the other Catholic So
cieties Of the city in the ceremonies
on that day.
Michael Donovan, q prominent bust
ness man Of Ashland. was in West
Duluth last week on BUSINESS,
III. L. Dunn, of Brainerd, president
A. 0. H., Grow Wing county. was in
the city during the early part of the
week.
The infant daughter of Charles and
Catherine Dorsey died July 1. Inter-
ment ut Calvary cemetery.
James Fitzgerald. of Iroctorknott.
has been called to North Dakota by
the death of his brother.
The annual Independence day cele-
bration of the cathedral parish ut
Catholic Association hall, Thursday
evening of last week, was attended
by u large crowd. and it was very
enjoyable entertainment. The pro.
gram consisted of excellent music,
Rotations and readings. Miss Estel-
lie Scion. of Superior. sang 1.-The Song
of Spring." which WAS one of the
most delightful numbers on the pro-
gram. Miss Laura Frankfield gave
reading, The Telephone" which
was IL very amusing and cleverly Civ
ell performance. y male Quartette,
consisting of james Lynn. John For
an. David Evans and Franz Schulz,
sang "Juanita." which was warmly
appauded. and Miss Minnie Schultz
gave charming contralto solo, 90
Neio Fernondo." which was warmly
received. Miss Frankentied read am
other selection, price" With good eff
feet, and Miss Schultz and Mrs.
Schultz sang IL pleasing duet. Tears,
Sweet Tears" Rev. Louis Buckler.
of Pine City. gave Il patriotic address,
which aroused sentiments of country
love in hearts of his hearers. He
dWelt on the significance of Independ-
ence day and the magnificent history
of this country. Mr.. Schultz sang the
'Toreador'' from Carmen the Male
Quartet gave MY Old Kentucky
Home" and Life Has No Power"
by Miss Scion. Mr.. Lynn and Mr.
Schultz concluded the program. Tick
ct 1882 held by +. l.. Ryan, drew the
gold watch given away on that night.
Edward Nancy, secretary to Presi-
dent Olcott. of the Mssabe road, is ut
Marquette visiting his old home
Dan NJ. Clark. of Brainerd, state
vice-president \. O. II. life insurance
fund. was here over Sunday.
Mrs. james f. Hadley, of Cripple
Creek. Col. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. NJ H. McAIahon, of 225 East
Fourth street.
The laying of the foundation stone
of the new st. James Catholic church
will take place Sunday. July 10. The
event will be attended with impressive
ceremonies All OF the priests of the
city will be present at the ceremony,
and an invitation has been extended to
all the Catholic societies at the head
Of the lakes to attend. Bishop Nc
Golrck will lay the stone. There will
he Il parade to the church. where the
solemn prayers will be offered and
several addresses presented. The
records and documents of the church,
according to the custom, will be placed
in the stone and the usual customs
attendant OH such occasions observed.
The new church will be a magnificent
structure when completed. 1t is stu
ated on Fifty-seventh avenue, adjoin-
ing the old building. The work OH it
is being rushed and it is the intention
to have the new church ready for oc-
cupation before the new year. The
congregation. under the guidance of
Rev. Father Feehely, has increased
largely in numbers and is in a very
prosperous condition.
Miss Ida Wenzel. of West Duluth.
and Roderick J. Mcdonald, of Tower
were married Monday in st. James
Catholic church, Rev. Father Feehely
performing the ceremony. The we'd
ding was quiet one. only Il few Of
the friends and relatives of the young
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