The Irish standard., 1904-12-31

morning. The choir rendered an ex-
cellent musical program, assisted by
an orchestra.
Robert Dillon came up from Mime
apolis to spend Christmas with his
parents in this city.
Division No. 4, A. o. H., and the
West Duutlh Daughters of Erin, will
hold a joint installation of officers on
the evening Of January 5 at Gilley's
hall. Special entertainment in the way
of fine musical and literary program
will be provided, and there will be re-
freshments. The meeting will be open
to members of the two orders and their
friends. The committee appointed to
arrange for the event will hold meet
ing Sunday.
John Cashin says that he has no
sore spots over the appointment of
Fred L. Ryan as surveyor general. 81
put up strong fight to land the
plum, and I had hopes of being sue
cessful," he said. II was given loyal
support all along the line, and had
numerous hackers. 1 wish to take
this opportunity of thanking them for
the way in which they stood by me.
My effort to get the appointment has
at least shown me that I have lot Of
good friends through this part of the
state. 1 hope to have better success
the next time, for when a Democratic
governor is elected will again enter
the race.''
John Doherty, James Brotherton and
Joseph Faulkner left last week fo-
Grand Rapids, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman F. Naughton,
ST., of 120 East Third street, had as
their guests over Christmas DIR. ]. p.
Naughton of Chicago, and Coleman Il.
Naughton, Jr., of Minneapolis.
The music at ST. Anthony's German
Catholic church Christmas day was
among the finest in the city. The choir
rendered brilliant programs at all of
the services. The congregations at all
services were very large. At o'clock,
$50 and 1890 masses the church was
completely filled and at the evening
vesper service also the congregation
filled the house of worship. Rev. Fa-
ther Kosmerl preached in the morning
a very fine sermon on tine feast of
Christmas.
The five Duluth courts of the Cath
Ollie Order Of Foresters will hold
public installation of their officers on
Tuesday evening, January 8, in the
auditorium of the new cathedral
school building. Committees from the
various courts Of the city are now per-
fecting arrangements for the ceremo-
MES attending the installation of the
officers. The Cathedral of the Sacred
Heart court has taken upon itself the
work of conducting the impressive
ceremony of installation and it will
be aided by members from other
courts in the city. The auditorium is
well suited for the occasion, having a
large stage for the accommodation of
the officers and the seating capacity Of
the hall is about 1900. State Chief
Ranger P. H. Martin will be the in
stalling officer and will be assited by
the officers of the local courts. Du-
luth members have just pride in the
fact that member Of St. James court,
No. G14, holds the highest office in the
state within the gift of the members.
During his term he has been a good
and faithful worker in the upbuilding
Of the order in this state, and it is
the intention Of the Duluth delegates
to the state convention next June to
make an effort to retain him at the
head of the order in this state At the
conclusion of the installation ceremo-
MES a musical entertainment will be
given. Bishop McGolrick has consent
ed to deliver the address. He takes
great interest in the Foresters and the
work in which they are engaged and
on that occasion will have something
special to say to them of the order and
the good work accomplished Duluth
has organized five courts of the Cath
Ole Order Of Foresters and it is ex-
Hected that within a short time two
more courts will be added. St. Louis
court, in the West End, is the Oldest
one in the city, and is large court,
then comes st. James, st. Clements,
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart and st,
Francis Gle Assist. All the courts are
in a fourishing condition and are con-
stantly adding members. This being
the first public installation of the
courts held in this city the attendance
will be large, and large delegation
of members is expected from Superior
on that evening. Duluth members are
looking forward with great pleasure to
the event and the Cathedral court saws
nothing will be spared to make it q
memorable day in the history of the
Catholic Order of Foresters of this
city.
Captain John Flynn, who after many
years. residence in this city as the local
agent for the Lake Michigan and Lake
Superior line of steamers, was given a
farewell banquet at the Commercial
c1uh nv ahnnt thirtv ~ hi. ola e-.,