The Irish standard., 1905-10-14

| " any SSAA,-"udI u lou OF pa
pers I would have to sign and all kinds
OF questions I would have to answe,
and swear to, and to my surprise
have only to sign my name. The A. O.
H. has grand system of doing bust
ness and wish you to express through
the Irish Standard thanks of myself
and Mrs. Byrnes to the state officers
and the A. o. H. members of Mime
sofa, and especially do we appreciate
the many visits on the part of Division
No. 2, A. o. H., and the L. A. A. O.
H., of Eveleth, to our late brother
Peter Byrnes."
Brother John Kehoe, of Division No
has been seriously i'll for the past
three weeks with typhoid fever at Au-
rora, but is now showing signs of i'm
provement; his mother in-law, Mrs
John Driscoll. Of Ironwood, Michigan
came to Aurora to assist her daughter
Mrs. Kehoe, and will remain until Mr.
Kehoe is out of danger.
Mrs. Napoleon LaBeau. of Adams
was called to Rice Lake, Wisconsin
on account Of the death Of her sister
Rev. Father O'Brien, Of Anaconda
Montana. is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Quinlan O'Brien, of Eveleth
Father O'Brien had the pleasure OF
meeting many of his boyhood compan-
ions and old neighbors of Ironwood,
Michigan, and they in turn were de-
lighted to meet the Rev. Father, many
of them not having seen him since his
college days. We learn that Father
| O'Brien is going to make an extended
visit.
James Finucane brought in some
fine game after his hunt of three days
duration.
Miss Maggie McGrath, of Virginia,
was visitor at the home of her uncle,
mine.
| The delegates to the Methodist con-
ference left Monday morning on three
special cars, connected to the regular
morning train.
Barney Moylan, of Virginia, was en-
| tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. J. Murphy, Adams.
| George Kehoe was at Aurora a few
days caring for his brother who has
typhoid fever.
Associate Editor Koen, of the Eve
leth Star, is visiting relatives in ST.
Paul.
John Shea, who recently had to leap
from the second story of the keystone
Hotel through the window, on account
of fire, and severely cutting the cords
in his hand and arm, is improving.
1t was at first thought that blood
poisoning would take place.
1 Michael F. Sullivan, Of Two Har-
bors. is at home with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, Of Adams.
Mike has been under the weather for
some time.
Henry Sullivan, Of Ironwood, Michi-
gan, is at the home OF his sister, Mrs.
Mike Sheat, of Adams.
The intake pipes at the waterworks
at ST. Marys Lake were successfully
laid by the divers and superintendent
of waterworks. Charles SAUL donned
the divers suit and pronounced the
work done as being first class.
Thomas Sullivan steam shovel man
of Virginia, and formerly superintend-
ent of waterworks of lronwood, Michi-
gan, and few years ago of Eveleth,
! was visiting with hi, mother-in-law,
Mrs. King.
Tim Welsh, formerly of Ironwood,
Michigan, is at the home Of Chief of
Police Patrick Dolan, for few weeks.
Chief Dolan and Mr.. Welsh are old
time friends.
| Matt Kiley, who has been very low
with typhoid fever, is on the mend
Mr.. Kiley had very hard seige OF
1 IL dAu 1IIdAy VI AAo 44oAWOoO 41lCAOs
will be pleased to know he is recover.
ing.
President Peter Cosgrove, of Division
No. 2. A. o. H., was visiting sick mem.
bers during the week at Aurora.
Edward McHale, president of the vii.
lage of Sparta, was a Virginia ant
Eveleth visitor.
Bowling Brothers, contractors, arr
rushing the waterworks all they can
1t was difficult to get men for sucl
work all summer as the weather was
so Indictment causing many cave-in!
as a good stretch Of the ditch had tt
go through quick-sand.
Truant Officer Nick Kent is thu
right man in the right place. Mr.. Ken
has put stop to great many of thu
rowdy acting boys and we hear parent!
throwing boquets in his path mos
every day.
Bob Dyer. the pioneer homesteadel
lof Moose Lake, was calling on friends
this week, among them ourselves, ant
extended US an invitation to his HON,
lduring the big game season.
I row Sohoo1 hoe roooiuod FIJI