The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-02-21
DULUTH NEWS.
Graceville, MINI.

John Flood left last Monday for st.
Paul, where he intended to remain
for the week on business.
Fred l.. Ryan made Il trip to the
Twin Cities last week.
Division No. !. \. o. H.. is making
great preparations for the celebration
of Robert Emmett annvcrsury The
committee having the matter in
charge met last Sunday afternoon and
discussed the program for the evening.
An excellent celebration of the day
will no doubt he held. as this is Il day
in the history of Ireland that should
never he forGotten-Hnd it never will.
William Manning. who has been
with the Northern Pacific railway in
this city, left for Portland. Ore, last
Monday evening.
The young people having in charge
the play to he produced on March II.
for the benefit of the cathedral. arc
hard at work. Rchcarsals are being
held regularly and Il trst-class prr-
Torrance is expected
Thursday afternoon of last week,
from $50 to 80. a meeting of the st.
Mary's Charitable association was
held with Mrs. S. j. Lynch. of North
l'ifty-sevcntl avenue waist.
Eighteen of the altar boys of ST.
James church were entertained last
week ut the home of Father Fcrhcly
Games were played. refreshments
served and a very enjoyable evening
spent.
William II. Moore. the youn" sou of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore. is re-
covering after Il lengthy attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Helen Mackcy and Miss Cath
crime Cashin left last week for trip
to the range towns.
ASS result of an insignificant wreck
on the Northern Paciiic's Fond du Lac
line last week. Brakeman j. G. Sulli-
van may die. Brakeman Sullivan
jumped from the passenger local train.
just before it struck LOG train short
way this side of the ore docks near the
Missaha Junction station.
Miss Lola COnnorS and George Far
Friday of last week.
Judge William a. Cant filed his find
ingS i'm the famous Johann Muller case
OH Friday of last week. The claims
of Father K0slncrl ana other owners
of the lands in dispute are upheld and
every chain upon which they base
their title is sustained.
Edward Gallagher of Hunters
Park, left last week over the Duluth,
South Shore T. Atlantic for Arthur,
Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sheridan are
back from Il visit to Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Sylvester O'Connor, formerly AssO-
ciatcd Press operator on The Herald,
died last Saturday in Chicago. lie had
many friends in Duluth to whom his
death brought sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Method return
cd last week from Il two months visit
i'm Saginaw, Mich.
Last Sunday was the birthday of M.
S. Burrows. and in the evening, in
honor of the event, his niece arranged
surprise for him in the form of Il
dinner party. A number of guests ar
rived at their home. 1862 East First
street, at the dinner hour ana an clc
CANT spread was served. Mr.. Burrows
was greatly pleased and also some
what at loss to know how the date
had been discovered, for he has al
ways smilingly parted any attempts
to find out the day.
The young ladies Of st. James
parish gave a card party last Monday
evening in Gilley's hall. 1t was very
happy affair.
st. James Court, No. GA, G. o. r.,
will give n grand concert next Tues
day evening at West Duluth. Rev. r..
Corbctt will deliver an address.