The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-11-26
DULUTH NEWS.


Division No. /, A. o. H., held it's
regular meeting last Sunday afternoon,
There was large attendance, and
with the new hall, which is very com~
Portable, the meetings are well attend
ed.
st. Jane Court, No. e14, G. o. F.,
met last Tuesday evening. The NOM
ination and election of officers will,
occur at the next meeting.
The body of Robert F. Fitzgerald
was taken to st. Paul last week. The
remains We're taken from the home
about o'clock and the pail bearers
were William White, A. L. Or
dean, A. R. MacFarlane, Michael Nor
ris, John Monaghan, Joseph Sellwood,
George G. Howe and Luther Menden~
hall. At st. Paul the funeral services,
took place, the services being held at
st. Mary's church in that city. The
body was laid to rest beside several
of his children who are buried there.
At the card party held by Division
No. 4, A. o. H., last week, the head
prizes were won by Owen Hughes, Of
Winton, and Miss Mary Connolly. The
BOBBY prizes were awarded to Patrick
Kearney and John Cashin.
Fred l.. Ryan has returned from the,
pilgrimage of the faithful to St. Peter
to visit the governor-elect, John A.
Johnson. He says the successful can
didate looked rather weary after the
long campaign, but appeared to be fulE
of life and cheer.
Mrs. Owen Hughes and daughter,
Mamie, of Winton, Mimi, were guests:
last week at the home of Mrs. Hughes
sister, Mrs. Nicholas Collins, 2O9 N.
Fifty-third avenue west. They we're
on their way home from visit with
friends at Saltwater.
A daughter was born last week to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Haley, 2Og
South Sixty-first avenue West.
George Edward, the ten-year-old sou
of Mr.. and Mrs. Manus Brown, of S1U
East Second street, died Wednesday
Of last week. The funeral was held
Friday morning from the cathedral
and interment was made in Calvary
cemetery.
Augustine Murphy left for st. Louis:
last Sunday afternoon on the Twilight
Limited for visit to the fair. He.
will be absent about ten days.
DR.. w. N. Magic and wife have re-
turner from very successful hunting
trip.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O.
H. had the county board election at
West Duluth at the last session Of
Division No. 2, resulting in the follow
ing: County president, Mrs. ]. Holmes; ::
county vice president, Miss Mae Muir
ply; county secretary, Miss May Nc
Nichol;' county treasurer, Miss May
Hamel.
Mrs. Dunleavy, of West Duluth, has
entirely recovered from her recent ILL.,
ness.
The three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Green, Of Proctor, died
Sunday of typhoid fever. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning from the.
Proctor Catholic church. Interment:
was at Calvary cemetery.
After being absent from the city ten
days, M. S. Burrows and DR.. w. H.
Magic returned from successful
hunting trip in northern Itasca county
Monday morning, bringing with them
four deer and two moose, besides a.
great variety Of marvellous stories of
adventure, not the least Of which is
that dealing with an encounter the
doctor had with a bull moose. The
two are very well pleased with their
| trip. They say they We're in an ideal
hunting country. and the only objec~
tons they had to offer were against,
the warm weather prevailing, which,
| interfered to a certain extent with the
hunting. Each of the men bagged two
deer and moose. and then quit. not
because they could not shoot any more.
but owing to the fact that, through a
misunderstanding of the game laws.
they We're of the opinion that they
were entitled to no more than three,
animals apiece