The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-29

havan, Mary Foley. Mae Kelly. Div.
No. s. Mary ]. Egan. Div. No. Z, Mar
garet Moran.
Houston Co-Anastasie Flynn, Mary
Dunn.
| LIE Sueur Co-Mary Crosby, Anna
Furlong.
Lyons Co.-Margaret White, Bessie
Kennedy.
Mcleod co.-Catherine Mulligan.
Jennie waldron.
Meeker Co.-Elizabeth McGrath.
Catherine Manning.
| Murray Co.-Julia Fogarty. Div. No.
olmsted Co.-Alice Kelly, Annie Nc
Dermott. ~
| Pipestone Co-Nona Kinney. Kath-
crime Casey.
Ramsey Co.-Mary, L. A. Doyle. Div.
No. 1, Ellen Conroy, Agnes Lavelle,
Annie Kelly; Div. No. 2. Nellie Lahtff.
Johanna Sexton, Margaret Carey;
Div. No. 3, Johanna Cook, Elizabeth
McNaly; Div. No. 4. Catherine wor-
den, Mary Manifold, Katherine Nc.
Gowan; Div. No. s, Anna H. Conroy;
Div. No. 6, Elizabeth Sullivan, Mar
garet M. Scott; Div. No. Z, Ella Nc
Donald.
Rice Co.-Mary Coogan. Div. No. 1.
Margaret Comford: Div. No. 2, Mary
A. Kelly.
st. Louis Co.-Mary McRae: Div.
No. i, Lucy A. Daley; Div. No. 3.
Nellie M. Yeager.
Scott Co.-Elizabeth O'Brien, Bridg-
ct Walden, Julia werrick.
Sibley Co.-Katherine Dolan. Mary
Martin.
Stearns Co.-Mary Dunn, Annie Ken.
nedy.
Steele Co.-Nora Toher. Div. No. I,
Mary Willett; Div. No. 2, Laura Her
ron.
Stevens Co.-Margaret McIIug1l.
wabasha Co.-Elizabeth o'Flaherty.
Rose McNallan.
Waseca Co.-Mrs. r, F. Mccarthy,
Anna Ryan.
Washington Co.-Catherine Connors,
Mary Curley, Mary Nolan, Margaret
Donalds.
Winona Co.-Mamie e. Rice Anna
McGuane.
Mary B. Daley. state president; Mary
J. Reilly, state vice president; Ella
Heating, state secretary; Katherine
Mcdonald, state treasurer; Annie
Cummings, Mary Agnes Towey, Mary
Sullivan, state auditors Margaret
Grady, state insurance secretary; Mar
garet Sullivan, state insurance treas
urer. ... " .a
Nearly all the delegates to the cons
vention Of the Ladies, Auxiliary wore
present at the first session WedneB-
day. After attending Mass in tho morn.
ing a brief meeting was held later on
in the day at st. Thomas hall, where
the preliminary work was mapped out
and following the roll call Of delegates
Thursday morning the state officials
read their reports. Mrs. Mary Daley.
state president, gave a splendid report
of the condition of the Organisation,
during the past two years. She feel
ingly thanked the officers and mem
bers of the Divisions throughout the
state for their many kindly courtesies
to her at all times, and the great help
and assistance they had all been to her
in her work. All were generous in
their praise of Mrs. Daley's excellent
report. Mrs. Mary Reilly of Brainerd,
state vice-president, then read her re-
port and as she herself said, there
was very little to say regarding the
vice presidents report. But short it
was, 1t was excellent, and to the point.
Miss Ella Heating, state secretary, fol-
lowed with a full and comprehensive
report Of the financial standing Of each
and every division in the state. Her
report, as business one, was neces-
sarily long. and interesting one, and
showed great growth and prosperity in
the ranks of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
Minnesota. Rev. Father O'Brien d
Graceville. state chaplain, was then
introduced, and spoke to the sisters
words Of praise and encouragement for
the good work they had done. during
the past two years. Mrs. Mary Nc.
Donald. of Duluth, state treasurer.
gave very fine report Of her work OF
the past two years. and CONFIRMED TIA
good financial standing of the Ladder
Auxiliary. :
Rev. Father Gallagher was then in
troduced to the visitors of Winona. He
is pastor Of ST. Thomas, and extended
kindly greetings and words of praise
to the delegates. He gave the mem.
bers present some very good advice oh
the good Of the order.
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