The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-24
DULUTH NEWS.

The idea of holding Sunday meet
ing during the month 10y Div. No. 1,
| y. o. H., has been abandoned. The
meetings will remain as heretofore,
the first and third Wednesdays in each
month.
The superstructure of the new paro-
cial school is nearly completed and
work on the other part of the building
is now rapidly progressing.
b. Il. Forrestal, general agent of St.
Mary's hospital, returned last week
after two weeks trip on the ranges
in the interest of the hospital.
One week from next Sunday the
cornerstone of the new purochial
school will be laid. 1t is intended
that Il parade of all the Catholic SD
cieties of the city will be held on
that occasion. A meeting Of the men
of the parish was held last Sunday
after high mass to make the necessary
arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Vail have taken
apartments in the United States block,
in the West End.
Div. No. 4, a. o. H. held it's regular
meeting last Tuesday night in Gilley's
hall. This division is rapidly growing
i'll membership, and it is expected will
reach over the hundred mark before
the close of the winter.
The new Catholic church at Virginia
is fast nearing completion. Rev. FIR.
Hogan. formerly with the cathedral
parish of this city, is in charge of the
new congregation at that place
a party consisting of Mrs. Jas. Nc
Aulitfe, Miss Minnie Schultz. Miss
Therese Lynn. James Lynn and Franz
Schultz left Monday afternoon for Clio
quet, where they appeared in concert
Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Sullivan left last
week for Emporin. Kansas. on visit
to- her uncle. Judge J. Madden.
\ clipping from the Detroit Free
| Press of 4 recent date will he interest
ing to a number of Duluth people. 1t
contains an account of recent class
elections at the university of AIichi-
gan. The clipping reads as follows:
edwin J. Kenny. the president
elect. is Il junior from Duluth. MINI.
He is member of the Alpha MI
Literary society. and as a debater
from that society last year Won Il
place on the Michigan team of the
| Central Debating league. That Kenny
was strong man in his class can
readily be seen from the fact that
no one appeared against him in the
campaign" Mr.. Kenny is West Du-
lrtth young man, we'll known in this
years that he has spent at the univer-
sity he has been very successful in his
work, and the additional honors which
he has won will be pleasing news to
his many friends here.
NJ. Kelly left for Grand Rapids,
Mich, on a business trip last week.
| Mrs. Henry furnish entertained at
dinner Thursday evening of last week
in honor of Mr.. Turrish's birthday an
nivers;,ry. The table decorations were
the bright -colored American Beauties.
Covers were laid for nine.
| The Bishops club held large and
enthusiastic meeting at the Public
E,Library' last week. The plan of tin
years work was presented. Bishop
AIcGolrick spoke most interestingly on
study and Germany. and Miss Laura
Frankenfield entertained the club de-
lightfully with Longfellow's "Robert
of Sicily" and bit of rainy day
comedy. The regular club meeting
comes on next Tuesday evening,
when the beginning of German his
tory will be the topic under the leader
ship of Miss Sweeny.
II. J. Kelley. Of Chicago, was a
victor in the city last week.