The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
DULUTH NEWS.

Division No. l, a. o. H., of this city.
held its regular meeting on Wednes-
day evening of last week. 1t was a
well-attended meeting and a number
OF new candidates We're initiated into
the order The applications for men,
hcrship are still coming in. Il batch
having been reported at the meeting.
me degree team of the division re-
ported that they visited Division No.
1, West Duluth. and conferred the
first two degrees of the order on a
class of candidates in that division.
The West Duluth division has secured
the paraphrrMalia for the degree work
ana is Organizing" a team. Ii was Il
most Ell. oyahlr meeting and the MEM
bers of Division No. /. \. O. H., are
high in their praise of the treatment
they received at the hands of their
West Duluth brothers.
Tuesday evening of last week pivi-
sion No. 1, \. q. H.. held a very i'm
portant meeting. The division recent
~ purchased the paraphrrnalia for
comforting lhr degrees of 1Er order
ana class OF candidates WAS inilial-
ed into the mysteries of the order 10y
the degree team of Division No. |, as.
sisted by mrmhers of the local divi-
sion The rXempliic;lliou of the de-
%rrrS W;'S carried out in I'm excellent
| manner. l;rulIlrr Carney WIS in
stalled MS the new treasurer of the
division. y short social session MAS
INDUCED in after tia" regular business
| of TN" order had been transacted. \
number "t happy speeches We're made
| by Il number of the members present,
| MI ll" nt"nltrrs of Division No. / are
workings hard To build up Il hi" divi-
sion ut the order in that end of the
city. and from present appearances
they will succeed.
Rev. Hugh Floyd. of All llallow'S
! college. Dublin. Ireland. is associated
| with the cathedral.
Division No. l, \. q. H., will hold
its regular meeting next "Wednesday
evening in Odd Follows hall. This
will be an important meeting and Il
full attendance is requested The de-
gree team will confer two degrees on
a class of candidates.
Mrs. james T.. C;ntillon. of Winona,
Mimi, died last week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Ryan,
81 South Seventeenth avenue east.
She had been an invalid for the last
three months, and as her case had
been pronounced hopeless, she return
cd to her parents home to spend her
last days. Her father is a popular
conductor of the Omaha road and
her husband is assistant supcrinten,
dent of the Ashland division of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern. Mrs. Can
tillon was 81 years old ana is sur,
vivcd by three children. The body
was taken to GAINESVILLE Wis. where
the funeral was held.
Miss Dora Halpn and Henry Fran
els Flynn. of Duluth. were married
last week at st. Stephens church
Minneapolis. The service was read
by Rev. Father Dancly and was fol
lowed by a breakfast at the home OF
the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs
Flynn will be at home at 1l23 East
Third street.
The Bishops club met Tucs'la!
evening in the public library. Work
for the year was outlined
Miss Lillian Forget and Richard a
Terry were married Tuesday morn
ing at the st. Jean de Eaptistc church
Miss Mora Tins acted as bridesmaid
and Charles f. Terry as best man
Rev. Father Outlet performed The
ceremony.
\ baseball game for the benefit OF
st. James church was played last
week by employees of the Merrill \
Ring mill.
Work on the new paloclnl Srho"
is progressing very rapidly. the super
structure of the building being almost
completed.