The Irish standard., 1904-01-30
DULUTH NEWS.

ing. a large class will be initiated.
Roger Vail made trip to the Twin
Cities over Sunday.
Duluth 1rishmen were proud to read
OF the discharge of Col. Lynch, the
famous commander of the Irish bri-
gade i'll the Boer war, from prison.
Capt. Il. Il. Maginnis, who has been
home from the Philippines on sick
leave for some weeks past, received
orders Monday to rejoin his regiment
at Atlanta, Ga. He left for the South
Immediately.
Edward Moran, salesman for Reed
Bros, of st. Paul, who has been seri-
ously sick for the past month in St
Mary's hispital, with typhoid fever is
improving rapidly and will be able to
leave the hospital very shortly.
Robert Il. Fitzgerald, president of
the Duluth Shoe company, left Mon
day for Boston.
Frank S. Kelly has returned after
Il months absence in the furniture
histiAetS VI tlle ctSt. MI. nelly says
he found furniture manufacturers
very busy and with more orders in
hand than at this time last year.
Western buyers We're in the markets in
great numbers, particularly so from
the Northwest and Pacific coast.
Mrs. o. +. Humes entertained at cards
Thursday evening of last week. Cinch
was played and the prizes We're taken
by Mrs. d. p. Mcdonald, Mrs. Fay,
Harry Mines and Merrol Thompson.
Harry Cunningham has returned from
Chicago. He has accepted a position
in the hardware store of ]. E. Ketch-
UNI, where he was formerly employed
Mrs. James Mccoy returned Sunday
from Il visit in the East with friends.
John j. Haley returned Sunday
from Il trip to the Pacific coast. Mr..
Haley spent several days in Spokane,
Seattle and Portland, and in each CITY
met people who formerly lived in Du-
lutl. He says there seems to be reg
ular Duluth colony in Portland. At
the latter place Mr.. Haley met G. P.
Maginnis. who is in the land Office
business at that point. Business con-
ditions in the coast cities, Mr.. Haley
says, are very bright, and the people
there have every confidence that con-
ditions will be even better than at the
present time. While Mr.. Haley was
much impressed with the country and
the cities as he found them, he SAYS
he belives that Duluth is a pretty good
place to stay if a person has any
thing.
About 100 members of the Long
shoremen's union attended the funeral
of Charles Murphy, Il brother member,
last week. Mr.. Murphy died Saturday
after a prolonged illness. The funeral
was held under the auspices of the
union at Sacred Heart church. Inter-
ment was held at Calvary
Miss Cassie Burns, of Cloquet, who
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Burns
of West Third street, returned home
last week.
S. G. Murphy, who established the
West Duluth Sun. has taken charge of
the Cook County Herald, at Grand Ma
rails, and will take up his permanent
residence in that city.
Nick Collins who has been quite ill
at his home at Fifty-fifth avenue
west, is reported to be improving
rapidly.
Frank Cashin left for Hibbing last
week to take up his work as operator
for the Duluth, NIissabe & Northern.
James Fitzgerald has left for Los
Angeles, Cal, to prove up on claim
in the southern part of the state of
California.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
new year occurred Wednesday of last
week in West Duluth at the residence
of the Rev. John Feehely, when Miss
Florence M. Brink, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Brink, of Smithville,
and A. D. Mahoney, of New Duluth,
We're united in marriage, Rev. Feehely
officiating. The rooms were charm
ingly decorated with ferns and white
roses. The bride, who was attired in,
beautiful creation of cream colored
viole, carrying brides roses, was at
tended by Miss Ethel NIahoney, and
William Boylan attended the groom
After the ceremony the wedding party
was driven to the home of the brides
parents at Smithville, where sumptu-
GUS wedding dinner was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Mahoney left for the Twin
Cities, and on returning from their
wedding journey will take up their
residence in New Duluth, where they
will be ct home to their friends after
March l.. The bride is one of Smith
ville's most popular young ladies, and
is we'll known in West Duluth and Du-
luth society circles. Mr.. Mahoney is
merchant of New Duluth. Among
the guests at the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Brink, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. s. Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Ma
honey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hogeboom,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dash, Mr. and
Mrs. George Shaw, Robert and Ethel
and Jerome Mahoney, Harry and Ed
ward Dash and William BOylan.