The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-16
DULUTH NEWS.


tomorrow afternoon in the Cathedral
hall. full attendance is requested.
The following officers of Duluth
Council Knights of Columbus have heen
elected for the ensuing year:
| Grand knight, Leo A. Ball; deputy
grand knight, DR.. Edward w. Fahey:
chancellor Robert J. Hamp; recorder,
justin Zuger; financial secretary, D. P.
Mcdonald; treasurer, Bernard j. To-
ben; lecturer, Frank j. O'Donnell; adj
vocate, John Brown; warden, Captain
Thomas f. Maginnis: inside guard,
p. ID. Sheehan: outside guard, ], d.
Mahon: trustees. c. l.. Towhy, Il. j,
Monahan and H. c. Huot.
Division No. l, 4. o. f., held it's reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening of
last week. The members had been
notified to attend and the result was a
large meeting. The election of officers
took place and resulted in the selec-
| ton of the following:
President F. l.. Ryan: vice president,
NJ. j. Harvey: treasurer, Frank Jordan;
financial secretary, John 7. Dunphy;
| recording secretary, l.. j. Mccain; in
surance secretary, John I. Dunphy:
sergeant-at-a rms, Thomas Power; sen.
| tinel. Frank Conlan.
Division No. l is among the hes,
divisions of the state and will start the
new year with Il new spirit and de-
sire to increase it's RANKS to a greater
number.
The cross which was blown down
off the spire of the cathedral during
the recent storm is being reset
John Cashin was reelected presi-
dent of Division No. 4, Ancient Order
of Hibernians, at the regular meeting
of the division last week at Gulley's
hall. The other officers elected are as
follows: Vice president. Nicholas COL
Inns; recording secretary, John Seam
lon: financial and insurance secretary,
James Connolly; treasurer w. P. God
| frey; marshal, Thomas Clark: SER
geant-at-arlns, Martin Phelin: and
sentinel. William Fox.
Mrs. p. D. Shehan of 4S3 Mesaba ave-
| nue.. left last wHekIor IL visit with
her mother and sisters at Independ-
ence, la.
There has not been much change in
the condition of Richard Long, who is
| confined in st. Marys hospital for the
| past few weeks
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cummings of 62O2 Mas
sau street.
The Bishops club met Tuesday even
| ing at the club rooms. The meeting
was devoted to II social evening, in
charge of Mrs. T.. Lynch, Mrs. Belle
parche. Mrs. c. Twohey, and Mrs. +. S.
Kelley.
| Larry Long arrived in the city this
week from California, having been
called here by the serious illness OF
mis- father.
The printers strike still goes mer-
rily ON. with the printers as determined
as ever to win in their fight for the
eight-hour day.
j. p. Sullivan, formerly of West Du-
luth, and now of Biwabik was visit
ing friends here last week.
David Gibbons returned last weel
from visit to his old home in Barrie
Ont where he was called by the seri.
Gus illness of his father. who, however
has recovered. Mr.. Gibbons thinks Du.
luth is good enough for him and ha!
no wish to return to boyhood haunt.
as Il permanent resident.
The Sisters of ST. Benedict wish t.
express their gratitude to the good PEG
pie of Duluth for liberal donations t,
ST. Mary's hospital. received OF
!; thanksgiving day. In all, the casl
receipts We're $4I4. while provision
were sent to the value of $3.50 Durin,
this year. 1905. the number of patient
within its walls has never been les
than eighty. with Il maximum of 1871
Among these the records show II
charity patients. some of these remain
ing for severa! months.
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| PROBATE NOTICE.