The Irish standard., 1903-04-18
DULUTH NEWS.


vice president of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
of the A. o. Ii. visited in the city for
Il few days during the week.
Miss Gertie Tague, of IIibbing, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. james II. Sui
Ivan. She is attending the business
university.
Miss ELLA Heating, state secretary of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, OF the A. o. H.
came up from Minneapolis to organize
a division Of the auxiliary in Cloquet.
She was the guest of Mrs. d. Z. Me-
Donald while in the city.
st. James Court, No. GA, G.. o. D'.. of
West Duluth, will receive holy COM
munion in a body at st. James church
tomorrow morning.
j. J. Callahan, of Minneapolis, for
merly resident of this city, was here
on business the first of the week. We
are always glad to see the genial ]. J..
Augustine Murphy has been elected
secretary OF the Duluth Typographical
union. He formerly held the office for
Il number Of years.
Bert Meagher left for Deer River
for short visit with relatives in that
city.
Mary Berger, the S-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Berger, Of
New Duluth, died last week. The
child had been an invalid for six years
and the death was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held Monday
afternoon in st. james Catholic
church and intcrment WAS made in
Calvary cemetery.
William Quigley, Jr. age 81 years,
died April 10, at his home, 500 East
Third street. He was we'll known
through the city, popular and quite
prominent member Of the independent
Order of Foresters. The funeral serv-
ice was held in the Catholic cathedral
Monday morning, ut $3.50 o'clock, and
ii was largely attended
The marriage of Miss Nellie Brophy
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Bro
ply, of sos West Fifth street, to James
Murphy, was celebrated Monday morn
ing, at . clock, ut the Cathedral,
Rev. Father O'Dwyer performing the
ceremony. Miss Maymc Goldman was
the bridesmaid and George Dondino
acted MS best man. The bride WAS
charmingly gowned in white crepe de
clcnc. She wore a bridal veil and
carried brides roses. The bridesmaid
wore a gown of pale blue silk crepe
thu chcnc and carried pink roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy will he at home after
April 80, at 1911 cast Fourth street.
Uncle Rube," which was produced
at the Lyccum on st. Patrick's day
was given Wednesday evening at the
Grand Opera house, West Superior,
for the benefit of the Church of the
Sacred Heart. Father Dunn, Of Eau
Claire, delivered am address.
Duluth Irishmen are preparing to
give Hon. j. Dcvlin, Nj. p, Il warm
welcome when he visits the Zenith
City. The representative Of United
Ireland deserves IL fitting reception.
1.-The Emancipation of Ireland" is
the subject of graduation to be read
by Alfred Moe, at the high school at
the commencement exercises.
At the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
the Easter services were very elab-
crate. Masses We're at the same hours
as OH other Sundays, and for the
solemn high mass at 1890 a special
musical program was rendered, the
choir singing IIaydns grand Imperial
Mass in d., Flaaten's orchestra assist
ing. Bishop McGolrick delivered M
eloquent sermon and the church was
crowded.
Joseph Connolly was down from Hib
bling last week for short visit will
friends in West Duluth.
Joseph Burns, Of Fifty-seventh ave
nue., and Harry I.andon. Of Fifty-sixtl
avenue, left yesterday for the Can
adian Northwest to take up home
steads.
I Samuel Murphy. of Cloquet, spen
Sunday in West Duluth.
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