The Irish standard., 1905-06-17

tant meeting, all members having beer
notified to be in attendance.
The ceremony Wednesday morning
at the Cathedral OF the Sacred Hear,
at which Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker
daughter OF Charles Edward Parker
became the bride OF Hugo John
kremer, was one OF exceeding grace
and dainty beauty. The affair was a
lilac wedding and in the decoration the
beautiful fragrant blossoms in lilac
shades and white were used and the
same tones were used in the gowns OF
the wedding party. The altar was
banked with the purple flowers and
graceful ferns and with the ighlc /
tapers and the fragrance OF the flow
ers as an incense the service was one
|oi especial charm.
81. Mary's Polish Catholic church.
corner Fourth avenue East and Third
street. was destroyed by fire Thurs
day OF last week. The wall on the
west side and some charrcd frame
work is about all that remains OF the
structure. The church was erected in
1883. and workmen had commenced to
rebuild j, nearly throughout. They
had started on the roof. The struc-
turc was OF frame. and occupied a sit,
OF 1876 by 81 feet. 1t was thirty fee,
high. IT was not of any particular
style of architecture. and was even
without a stone basement. The in
terror equipment, however. was some
what elaborate. The affairs were en-
pensive, while there were many
stained glass windows. There were
several valuable banners in the church
belonging to the various societies.
These were destroyed. but their loss
is covered by insurance. While the
building was erected twenty-five years
ago, it was in good condition. Father
Sroka could not give the value OF the
structure, but stated that the sum oil
$4,000 would not replace the lossc,
The church was insured for $I,,oac
with the Home Insurance company e.
New York.
nj. ). Burrows. proprietor of the
Great Eastern clothing house, has sold
his stock and good will to the Coum-
bla Clothing company OF Superior,
Nathan 4 Rilstcin. propric,ors.
Among a few people it has been
known that negotiations were going
on Tor this transfer, but to the public
in general the sale will come as a dis.
tinct surprise.
The Holy Angels sodality of S,
James church gave a lawn social o.,
the Murray house lawn last week. A
most delightful time was had.
The ST. Jean Baptistc church has
sold to St. Peters church, for Sc 1000
two unl,nprovcd lots on the northeast
corner OF Eleventh avenue West and
Fifth street.
There were solemn services at the
cathedral last Sunday, the occasion
being the feast of Pcntccost. The sac
ramcnt of confirmation was admin
is,crcd by bishop McGolrick af,c.
high mass. The choir was assisted bv
Elaatcn's orchestra.
Dulnth courts of the c. @. +. were
represented at the state convention
the order at New Ulm this wccl; +:
follows: St Louis Court, p. Gripnon
ST. Clements Court. p. !. O'Toolc;
Cathedral Court, ID. p. Mcdonald
st. Francis Court, T.. IIuot: ST. lame,
Court, A. Murphy.
Mrs. William .anigan had a narrow
escape from serious injury last week
While driving in from her farm the
wagon tipped over and she was thrown
on the roadside. where she WAS picked
Hp almost unconscious.
The many friends OF Ted Sullivan
Will regret to hear OF his sad mister
tune. His I5-ycar-old son Frank was
drowned last week in the Rainy river.
While ont III Il canoe il rapsizch and
the young boy was drowned.