The Irish standard., 1903-06-27
DULUTH NEWS.

-liSS .NSIllC L. ISul1lNitll, ol NtSl lDu-
luth, was married Wednesday morning
of last week ut 8 o'clock, ut the ST..
James Catholic church to Thomas
Kcefe, of Ashland. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Fee
hely, who sang high mass. Miss
katherine Sullivan, the sister of the
bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Dan
iel Kccfe, of Appleton, Wis, a brother
of the sroomSman, acted as best man.
The bride was a member Of the I'm
maculate Conception Sodality of St.
James Catholic church. and the dec
orations were in charge of the sister
members. This is the fourth time this
year that the young ladies of this So
cety have been called upon to attend
the wedding of one Of their number.
Mhe decorations We're of cream and
white, the colors of the society, and
were very prettily arranged. The
church was crowded with friends of
the young couple, who left in the
afternoon for wedding tour. after
which they will make their home in
Ashland, where the groomsman is the
district manager Of the Wisconsin
Telephone company. The bride is well
known in West Duluth and will leave
host of friends behind her here
Mrs. James w. Murphy and son.
James, who have been in Escanaba,
Mich, returned home last week.
Miss l.. d. Murphy left last week
over the Northern Pacific for Portland.
y. Gowan left last week over the
Northern Pacific for Pendelton, Ore
\ daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Owen ]. Hunt, of G22 Twenty
fourth avenue west.
Nj. y. Murphy, head train dispatcher
for the Duluth, AIissabe n Northern
railway, has resigned. He turned in
his resignation last week to take effect
the 10th and left the employ of the
company on that date.
Victor Method is receiving the con-
grntulntions of his many friends on
very notable addition to his family.
1t is Il hoy and Il big one, weighing
over fourteen pounds.
y daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Noonan, of 1913 Garfield
avenue.
Div. n. /, \. @. H.. held Il regular
meeting in the Odd Fellows hall We'd
ncs'l;y evening of last week and the
was lnr%c Four new can
dihateS We're obligated into the order
and Il number of new applications were
received. AT the next meeting of the
division the degree team will confer
the degrees on class Which will be
initiated into the order at that time.
resolutions on the death Of the Rev. T.
j. Mackey, who was member of the
division. We're passed. ]. ID. Murphy
of Tower was present at the meeting
and delivered a stirring address on
past and present events in Ireland 1t
was an interesting talk and ut it's con-
clusion Mr.. Murphy was warmly ap-
plaudcd. Under the head of good and
welfare of the order, a. Murphy called
attention to the scholarly essay of AL
fred Moe read at the high school ex-
erciscs last week and published in the
Irish Standard on ''Irelanl's Dream of
Nationality" 1t was read last night
before the division and was warmly
received. The local ITibernians feel
very proud Of the sentiments uttered
by the young man and congratulate
him on his excellent paper. Many re-
marks highly complimentary to the
young Dulntllian We're made. a res
olution to that effect was passed and
Mr.. Moe will receive an official COM
munication from the division showing
their appreciation of his effort. which
has pleased them very much and hop
ing that he shall continue his study of
the subject which is so dear to the
heart Of every Hbernian.
Miss Grace Sheridan and Miss Jessie
Sheridan went to st. Paul to attend
the wedding of Miss Mollic Kenney
last week.
Eugene OMara. of Fourth avenue
east, died last week at the Red Cross
Hospital. The deceased was So years
Of age and is survived by several
grown sons and daughters.
Patrick Long. son of Richard Long,
of this city, was seriously injured in
the yards at Proctcrknott Friday of
last week, being run over by Il car and
suffering injuries to his leg that ncces-
STATED its amputation at the knee. He
is at st. Mary's hospital and is doing
nicely.
Miss Ida Magic, Of 14O1 East Super.
ior street. returned during the week
from st. Paul. where she has been Mt.
tending school.
Miss Vaughn. one Of the West Duluth
teachers. left the first of the week to
spend the vacation in the southern part
of the state. Miss Martin. of West
Duluth. accompanied her for a short
visit.
Miss Dwyer, who has been teaching
in West Duluth. left last week for
Great Falls, Montana.
Division No. l. \. O. II. will meet
next Wednesday evening in Odd Eel
lows hall. The degree team will con-
fer the degrees on large class which
it is expected will be ready for initia-