The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-10-27

order will be represented in this large
class to be initiated on the night of
the reception. ... 49,. -,
I Div. No. 4, "A. o. H.. has taken up the
study Of Irish history in a practic-
able way A. number of Nolan's history
Of Ireland have been ordered by the
members. and chapters of 1t are taken
up for study at the regular meetings.
This 10 In line with the suggestions of
our national officers OF the order that
little more of the Irish spirit should
be infused into the order. All can
learn something in this way of the his
tory Of Ireland. 1t is glorious one
and every member. of the A. o. H.
should be we'll. versed in the history Of
the land of his forefathers. 1t will mean
better Hibernians and a larger MEM
bership. Let the good example Of Div
No. be followed by every division of
the order in, the state. The officers
and members of the division are to be
commended for their noble spirit and
the division will certainly prosper in
membership as result of this move.
The Ladies' Auxiliary divisions of
the A. o. H. are enthusiastic over the
next state convention of the order.
They will entertain their sister men,
bers from the various parts Of the
state as royalty as the brothers intend
to entertain: their brother members.
They are already talking of making
arrangements.
ST. James sonurt No. 614, C. o. f.,
held it's regular. meeting last Tuesday
evening, and it.Avas we'll attended. The
reception tHbeagrren the state officers
was the principal business of the even
ing. 1t is theo intention to give the
high; state officers of the order a good
welcome when they come here.
J. j. Murphy of Woodstock ILL.,, a
heavy property owner in this city, is
here on business this week.
Miss. Lynch Of Brainerd, is the guest
of her brother, Rev. Father Lynch of
West Duluth, go So. 80
The wedding OF Miss Lillian King
and Patrick Burns took place We'd
nesday of last week at st. James
Catholic church at West Duluth A
large number of friends. were present
for the service, which was read at
1880 O'clock by, Father Lynch. Mr..
and Mrs. Burns will be at home in this
city. stnf y: ;'t'.-. :.
Mrs. Ellen O'Bren was pleasantly
surprised last Saturday evening at her
home at West Duluth. ":Mrs. O'Brien
will leave soon for visit with her
mother and friends at Chicago and
Woodstock, .IHs.f and later will go West,
Where they will pass the winter.
Mrs. Owen Mcdonnell and daughter
Of West Duluth are" spending "a few
days with Me- Mcdonnell at Eveleth.
The wedding ot' Miss Stella May
Cullen and James Dewey Kerr took
place "Wednesday morning of last week
at the ST. Clements Catholic church
at West Duluth. The wedding service
was read at a:15 o'clock before the
Immediate friends. The bride was at
tended by MISS Mabel Cullen and the
best man was.!Leo Cullen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr will: be at home at Twenty
seventh avenue west and First street.
Mr. hT,srI
hosts at dinner. Tuesday evening of
last week at their home, 4O3 East
Second streets The rooms were dec
GRATED i'm American beauty roses and
the decorations of. the dinner table
We're in pink. A graceful basket OF
roses and carna tiens formed the CEN
terpiece. During the evening Oster-
green's orchestra played.
While john Condor of Duluth, for
merly a local theatrical manager, was
driving in Carlton county last week
near Wright, he was attacked by a
pack of wolves. He had a narrow es-
cape. He was surrounded by the ami
mails, and expected momentarily to be
attacked, but a passing train fright
ened the pack saway. Mr.. Condor be-
lieves the train is the only thing that
saved his .life.,ss -; .-
p. H.. MARTINI state chief ranger of
the c.. o: r., returned last week after
an extendedI trip through the southern
part of the state in the interest of the
that part Of. the state are in a -four
ishing condition. ..,
FROM THE Tp0N DANcr