The Irish standard., 1906-02-17
DULUTH NEWS.

| The Young Ladies sodality of the
Cathedral parish gave a very enjoyable
social and card party last week in the
Cathedral hall.
A. Murphy, secretary of the Duluth
Typographical union. spent the past
week in the Twin Cities on officia
business connected with the typo
graphical union. He also met James
NJ. Lynch, president of the !. T. U.
: A number of members Of the Catholic
Order OF Foresters Of this city are talk
ing of the consolidation of a number
of the courts of Duluth.
| The many friends of Richard Long
are pleased to see him around again
| after serious siege of illness lasting
several weeks.
/ John D. Murphy of Tower, we'll
known in Duluth has been chosen as
SCISSOR for another year.
| A number of members Of the Wom-
ems Catholic Order of Foresters of
West Duluth went to Proctor last
week to attend the installing of Of
ficers of Court No. $50 of that place,
Mrs. William l. Kern of West Duluth
acted as installing officer. The other
West Dulutk women who attended
/ We're: .Mesdames NJ. Burns. H. King
man. w. Rroadwell, ]. II. Roy. C.
Schultz and H. II. Kolin. After the
ceremony of installation was over, Rev
Father Walsh gave an address on the
work of the order and the rest of the
evening was spent in listening to a
good program and enjoying refresh
ments. The officers installed were as
follows: Chief ranger, Mrs. Romayne;
vice chief ranger. Mrs. Fitzgerald: re-
cording secretary, Mrs Ellen Heating;
financial secretary, Mrs. Mitchell: SEN
tinels. Mrs. r. Renaut and Mrs. A. G.
Murray: conductors, Mrs. Austin and
Mrs. O'TOole: trustees. Mesdames La
Vague, Reneaut and Bowen.
An interesting letter has been re-
ceived by friends in the city from r. G.
December for a several weeks visit at
the Isle of Pines, III the West Indies
Mr.. Vaughan left New Orleans Dec II,
and after. an unusually rough voyage
, arrived at Havana on Dec. 10. He
, says in his letter: The first thing
that interests an American on entering
the harbor is the wreck of the Maine
which is III plain view. although on this
occasion there were prevailing condi-
! lions that were of even greater in
terest. to some Of us, at least. The
health officer came aboard and the
! temperature Of all the passengers was
taken. Three of the passengers were
taken Off and sent to the hospital, as
they had symptoms of yellow fever
The rest of us We're loaded into wagon:
drawn by four mules each and started
OH a winding road up Il great hill. be-
side which the hills Of Duluth would
appear insignificant. We were taken Il
a quarantine station to be detained
until it could be determined whether
or not the people sent to the hospita
had yellow fever. Fortunately we were
released in the afternoon. and aftel
being brought down the hill. the
revenue inspector had his turn at US.
Rev. Father Outlet. rector of st
Jean de Baptist church, has just is
sued the financial statement of the con.
gregation for the year Of 1905. Thu
statement shows that despite the i'm.
mense expenditures recently made b,
the congregation in the way of I'M
provement. the congregation is in ex'
cellent shape financially.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Durham entertained las
week in honor Of her niece. Miss Mar,
\. Whitcomb at her home. 205 South
Sixteenth avenue east. The affair wa.
in honor of Miss Mary's fourteenth
birthday, and the afternoon was mos
happy one.
Mrs. c. Sullivan was pleasantly sur
prised last week at her home in honor
of her birthday anniversary. The after.
noon was most delightful one.
Div. No. A. O.. H. will hold Its
regular meeting next Sunday after.
noon in the Cathedral han.