The Irish standard., 1905-07-08
DULUTH NEWS.

i'll the usual noisy manner in Duluth.
Bishop McGolrick will consecrate
the new bell bought for St. James
Catholic church by the altar society
OF that institution. next Sunday morn
ing with special services. He will adj
dress Division No. 4, A. O. H., with
the associate Daughters OF Erin at Gil
ley's hall in the afternoon. John
Caslin and John B. Hammill were ap-
pointed a committee at the meeting OF
the y. O. II. held yesterday afternoon
at Gilley's hall to care for the arrange
mentS for the afternoon program. A
sacred song program will be arranged
and the bishop will deliver short ad-
dress to the members OF the orders.
The county board OF Division No. i,
Women's Auxiliary to the A. o. H.,
met Sunday afternoon after the meet
ing OF the body in Gilley's hall and
transacted routine business.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Cassidy, OF
Virginia. will spend the Fourth with
their daughter, Mrs. A. Dunleavy,
Fiity-cighth avenue west and Gosnold
street.
\ regular meeting OF st. James
court No. GA, c. o. F., was held
Tuesday evening OF last week in Gil
leys hall. There was good attend
ance OF members. State Chief Ranger
Martin was present and gave an ac-
count OF the doings OF the recent state
convention OF the order, and he receiv-
ed the congratulations OF the members
on his reelection to Office for the next
two years. The delegate from the
local court to the convention made an
extensive report OF the measures taken
up and acted upon and feel pleased
over the fact that a recommendation
OF St. James court was acted on favor
ably and will be taken to the interna-
ticnal convention at Boston. Within
the past year the court has made fine
gain in membership. 1t is the inten-
ton to still further increase the work
OF the order during the next year. .
Mrs. c. ]. Murphy, OF Grand Marais,
was the guest during the week OF Mrs.
Brotherton, OF West Duluth.
F. l.. Ryan has returned from visit
to the Rainy Lake region where he
went on official business connected
with the Office of the surveyor general.
He extended his trip beyond the terri
tory covered in his official work in Or
der to see something of the Canadian
development that is on at this time
and went as far as Winnipeg. people
are pouring into the country at a, great
rate" said Mr.. Ryan to-day. "The de-
velopment of the country is astonish-
ing, especially around Winnipeg and
west OF there. Winnipeg has the ap-
.pearance of live American city,
prosperity, life and energy being lin
evidence on every side. Some great
manufacturing centers will be built up
on the boundary, at International Falls
and in that vicinity. The water power
there is enormous and there are some
splendid sites for manufacturing. With
all that l saw going OH tip there, how
ever, lost none OF my enthusiasm
for Duluth. can see better chances
here than i'll Winnipeg and | should
unhesitatingly say that Duluth is a
better city to stick to. But | can see,
too, from my observations while UP
there, that Duluth needs some good
live, hustling fellows boosters It
make things hum. From what l saw
! should say that the cost OF living is
considerably higher in Winnipeg than
in Duluth, but every man breaches
Winnipeg first, last and all the time
and you don't get him to admit that it
has any shortcomings.
Miss Eva Baker has resigned as or
ganist of St. James church. which
place she has held for two years.
Miss Beatrice Sullivan, Of Duluth,
and Earl Van Nest. of Deer River,
were united in marriage at the Sacred
Heart cathedral III this city June FL.
The ceremony was witnessed by only
the immediate relatives, and the bridal
couple left the afternoon of the same
day on a short wdding trip, after
which they will be at home at Deer
River. MIR. Wan Nest is successful
young business man of that place. .
Misses May and Helen O'Hearn,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Jack Maginnis, Of East Second
street, returned to their home, in AL
buquerque, N. NJ, the latter part of
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Magic left last
week for two-week's outing at Park
Lake, MINI. They have as their guest
Miss Josephine Kelly, of Minneapolis,
Mrs. T. ]. Kelly, of Minneapolis, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Hen
neberry, of Lakeside.
Miss Ida Magic, of 14o1 East Su-
perior street, has as her guest Miss
Grace Kelly, OF Minneapolis.
Father Kelly, acting pastor OF St.
James Catholic church, closed the no.
vena to the Sacred Heart last week
at ST. James Catholic church, with
elaborate services. One hundred and
nifty people joined the league of the
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