The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01
DULUTH NEWS.

Div. No. I A. O. H., will meet next
Wednesday evening at the Cathedral
hall. a full attendance is desired as
important business will come before
the division.
Word has been received from Faith
er Feehely pastor of St. James Catho-
lie church, who is now in Ireland on a
three-montl1s' vacation, that he has
arrived safely at his old home in Ire
land. Those who know Father Fee
hely and to whom he has told of the
salmon fishing OH the Shannon near
his old home, feel confident that he
is each day enjoying the feel OF the
nibblc of the salmon on the beautiful
Shannon river.
The marriage Of Miss Katie Zech to
Archie Smith took place at St. James
church Thursday morning at o'clock.
MIR. Smith is foreman at the coke
ovens and Miss Zech is we'll known in
West Duluth After the wedding they
will take short trip after which they
will take up housekeeping in West Du-
lutl1. Mr. Smith was last week re-
ceived into the Catholic church and
was baptized.
Division No. q, A. o. H., held its
regular meeting last week in Gilley's
hall. 1t having been announced that
Rev. J. F. Kelly, pastor of St. James
church. would address the members
there was large attendance Father
Kelly spoke on the Good Of the Or
der He reviewed the origin OF the
society in the penal days in Ireland,
when 1rishmen organized for the pro-
lection of the priests OF Ireland in the
discharge of their sacred duties to
their hocks. 1t was then known as the
Red Cross society.
He called the attention of the men,
bers to the Importance of attendance
at meetings, saying this was the first
duty Of all to take an interest in the
work of the society in the building UP
of it's membership. Irish history. he
said, should be taken up, read and
discussed, from time to time. By this
means great deal would be done for
the advancement OF the members. and
also create all interest in attending
meetings. Several points in Irish his
tory were referred to by the speaker
that were very interesting to all Irish
men, but more especially to the men,
bers of the A. O. Fl. 1t was very
instructive talk and it was greatly
appreciated by all the members of the
local division.
Mrs. T. ]. O'Connor. the guest of
Mrs. Haden, No. 7 Munger row, was
called to Guelph, Ont, a day or two
ago. on account of the death of Mrs.
I A. O'Connor, mother Of T. ]. O'Con-
nor
Philip S. Connolly has returned
from Ann Arbor. Mich, where he has
been attending the university for the
past two terms. He will remain here
for two months with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Connelley of ia
North Sixty third avenue west. when
he will return to Ann Arbor and COM
plete his law studies.
A woman. representing herself to be
member Of the sisterhood in one OF
the orders OF the Roman Catholic
church. visited houses in various parts
Of the city last week, soliciting funds,
asserting that they are to go to a
Inewsboys' home in Boston. Her ac-
tons and statements indicated her to
be an imposter. and at the residence of
Bishop McGolrick it was stated that
no individual answering her description
had been given permission to solicit
from the people of Duluth. No legiti-
l mate member OF the Roman Catholic
clergy or sisterhood from outside the
city solicits in Duluth without first OBJ
tanning the approval OF Bishop McGol-
| rick and his permission to approach
the people OF Duluth in the interest of
his mission. This permission is al