The Irish standard., 1906-05-19
FROM THE IRON RANGE.

FKOM The lkON RANGE.
Eveleth, Minn.-That the world owes
to lrishmen a great debt every student
of history will allow. AS statesman,
scholar. soldier the 1rishman has been
in the vanguard of civilization in all
countries. 1t is lreland's contribution
to literature. music and the fine arts
which has immortalized her sons. Her
manifold accomplishments, her Won
derfu! cities and her beautiful scenery
will be described by the Rev. r. ].
Mooney in his brilliant lecture of his
! travels through Ireland and in addi-
ton to rare powers of description
which enables the speaker to present
faithful portrayal of the world
famous beauty spots with which the
| island abounds, he brings to his treat
nent of the general subject close
analysis Of forces now at work tending
to redeem Ireland from the political
slough Of despond in which she has
waged such a heroic struggle. He
paints a most hopeful picture of Ire
lands future and convinces his hearers
| that the land of the shamrock will con-
| tinuc to live up to the high ideals OF
the past. Nowhere on the face of the
earth is there a people in whom the
love of native land is more nourished
and cherished than with the sons Of
| the Emerald Isle. 1t is of them and
everything pertaining to their country
| that the Rev. Mooney will deal in his
lecture with stereopticon views, giving
| one an excellent idea of much that is
beautiful and inspiring in the land Of
| the I,ishman. The Reverend speaker
on Tuesday evening, May %, will il
lustrate with so views showing the
historic buildings and places in Ire
land. Starting with his audience from
America he will take them to Queens
town. then to Cork, Blarney Castle,
| through the lakes of Killarney and to
Kenmare. Thence to Dublin and on
through the Vale of 4Avoca and the val
ley of Blac1water to Kilkenny. Linn
erick and Belfast through the historic
| and famous battle fields in which Ire
lands sons have freely laid down their
| lives for their country's cause,
The Hibernians Of Eveleth have
spared no expense in securing this, one
Of the most interesting and instructive
panoramas our people have ever had
the opportunity to witness. No person
interested in Ireland should fail to hear
| this lecture and should encourage in
| every way an audience worthy of such
q subject and so worthy an exponent.
Attend this and judge Of the old say
ing, there's nothing too good for the
| Irish"
c. j. Sullivan and Miss Lucy st.
Larrance We're united in holy wedloch
by Rev. Father Scholl, of Chisholm
last week. After the wedding cere-
mony was over Mr.. Sullivan brought
his bride to Evcleth, surprising his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan,
Of Adams Mr.. Sullivan is a model
young man and comes Of highly re-
spected family of Eveleth. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Domi-
nick st. Larrance, of Chisholm, and is
we'll known at that place.
John Rogers, Of Fayal who WIS
dangerously ill Of pneumonia at Fa-
biola hospital, the past month, is able
to be around again.
The Rev. Father Floyd united in holy
bonds of matrmony Mr.. Miles Nc
Alpin, of Duluth. and Miss Marie
Murphy, of .Eveleth, at st. Patrick's
church on Tuesday morning. The bride
looked most charming in her suit of
green. Miss Lizzie Brennan, of Hib-
bing, acted as bridesmaid, and Ed
ward Kealy. OF Eveleth, as best man.
Breakfast was served at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Murphy, formerly Of Ironwood, Mich.
The happy couple left for eastern
points at noon.
Ivy Leaf Hive l.. 0. T. NJ. will give
card party on Tuesday evening, the
22nd at X. P. hall. Prizes will be
given and lunch served
st. Anthony Court c. o. f. received
holy communion in a body at Holy
Family church at seven O'Clock Sunday
morning. Rev. Father Bilban off1ciat-
ed. There is membership of nearly
100 in the court
A large class of Sunday school chill
dren received first holy communion at
st. Patrick's church Sunday morning.
The church was crowded and Rev.
Father Floyd gave the children a very
clear and timely instruction. The class
looked beautiful and much could be
said in praise of the teachers.