The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-11-18
DULUTH NEWS.

DULUTH NEWS.
Division No. l, A. o. H, will hold it's
regular meeting next Sunday afternoon
in the Cathedral hall A full attend
ance is requested as matters of inn
portance will come before the meet
ing.
Many words of praise for the ami
versary edition of the Irish Standard
We're heard in Duluth this week. 1t
was a splendid issue and a credit to
the enterprising proprietors.
The job printers of this city are still
on strike and are working energetic
ally calling for the use of the union
label on all printing. Much good work
has been accomplished in this way for
work has been taken from the nom
union offices and given to the union
offices of which there are five.
The Crusaders club meets every
Monday night in their club rooms in
the new cathedral school building. New
members are being added and the
meetings are being made very inter-
esting for the members. Literary sub
jects are taken up and discussed.
Mrs. a. J.. Timine of Kilburn, Wis,
and Mrs. S. c. Moran of Pittsburg, Pa,
who have been visiting p. Mcdonnell
and Miss Mcdonnell of 119 East Third
street, left for home last week by way
of Rochester. Mr.. Mcdonnell ac-
companied them part way.
The members of the Women's Catho-
lie Order of Foresters and other friends
surprised Mrs. John Cashin of 7O1
North Fifty-seventh avenue west last
week at her home and spent a de-
lightful time in progressive cinch after
which refreshments were served. Mrs.
1. Jacobs and Mr.. klingham won the
! first prizes and the consolation was
! Captured by Mrs. r. Hayden. The fol-
lowing were present: Messrs. and Mes
DANES Masse, <ingham; Mesdames
Joseph Thomas. NJ. Burns, William
Dorothy, Joseph St. German, w. n
Kern, !. jacobs, II. Hayden, Anderson
Bcrnach Bernasche, Walsh, Arnold
Cashin. Edith Cashn, Florence Cashin
Angelina Gilley, Mary Arnold, Alphon.
sine Lancourt, Frances Kern, Cora st
Germain; Messrs Harry Hayden, viii
Dorothy, w. b. Godfrey and Avana A
Page.
Charles Burns has returned from
Milwaukee, where he has been EN-
ployed for about six months.
The wedding OF Miss Gertrude
Wednesday morning of last week "a
y: 30 in ST. James Catholic church Il
West Duluth in the presence of
church full of friends. Miss Jessi
Crasswell and Ed. Willette ATTENDED
the contracting parties. Several hun
bred friends witnessed the marriag
, ceremony. which was followed by
wedding breakfast at the home of tn
r brides parents at 80 South l'fty-thir
/, avenue west at which only close rela
e tives and friends assembled
l Bert Collins, Harry Collins and job
r Fox have returned from Harbor Beach
- Mich, where they were working on tn
Y building OF a breakwater.
/: The regular meeting of the Bishop
d club was held Tuesday evening at tn
II club room of the library. The leade
II for the evening was Mrs. Willial
e Craig and the following program we
d g The Temple of Solomon, 1904 b. c
e g. The Four Great Prophets, Isiah, 81
d Cos b. c.; jeremiah, 62S, SOS b. c
= Daniel. COS, 534 b. c.; Ezekiel, sos. 5;
b. C.
d james D. Keough, well-know
IS dairyman of ST. Paul, was in West D,
,e luth last week, and it is said is col
d templating the starting of a santa
d dairy in this part of the city.
If Ma" said the little boy. rushing in
the kitchen, Mrs. Prune next do
g wants to borrow your flatirons Sa
* she wants to throw them at cat"
w The nerve of it," replied his moth'
le But that amt the worst of it, ma
I'd What else?"
Of 1T is your cat that she wants
e throw them at"
"And have you any brothers and 81
l. tiers, my little MANI" asked the XII
A. old lady,.
Mt "Yes'm," replied the little man.
k. got one sister and one and a half b,