The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-04-20
being taken sick week ago, his wife

being taken sick a week ago. his wife
was sent for. He was much improved
and his wife returned to Duluth, only
to receive a telegram announcing his
death Wednesday of last week. He
was a member of Division No. l. A.
O. H., and of the local lodge of Eagles.
They had charge of the funeral.
Mrs. c. t. Judd and Mrs. C. e.
Thornton sailed Wednesday Of last
week from Queenstown, Ireland, after
a five months trip abroad. They will
visit a week at New York ard WASH
ington after their arrival in pert. and
before their return to their homes In
this city.
Miss Nellie McNulty Of Chicago.
VINO was the guest of her sister. MIS-.
w. P. Ferguson of 1926 Third street,
left last week for Marquette.
The Bishops club met last Tuesday
evening in the club rooms on West
Fourth street. The outline of stldy
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j. j. Grove; current events, Mrs. rs.
Kennedy; solo. Miss Van Burcn D.
Superior: paper, st. Teresa" Miss
Gertrude Knauff: vocal solo. Miss
Cooper: paper. "St. Ignatius," Miss
Clara Murray: study Of pictures Of
Spanish artists.
| The degree team of ST. James
court No. 614, of the Catholic For
esters, did the initiatory work at the
meeting of the Cathedral cnurt AZ Du-
luth last Tuesday evening. Quite a,
large class was taken into the order
anG the meeting was an interesting
ore.
All five courts of the order in Du.
luth are making great preparations
for the big joint meeting which will
be held in st. Paul June .. Delesa-
| items from, all the courts in the state
will be present and Duluth intends to
make as good a showing as possible.
| One big event which will come off in
ST. Paul will be the laying OF tho
corner stone Of the magnificent new
cathedral, which is being erected
there. Each of the Duluth and Yves:
Duluth courts has appointed commit.
tees to make arrangements for send
ing delegations to the st. Paul meet
ing, and joint meetings of these COM
mittees will probably be held in the
near future to talk over the plans.
Patrick Hogan. a. we'll known resi-
dent of this end of the city. died Mon
day afternoon at 2:%0 at his home.
POI North Fifty-fiftl avenue west. He
was born in Canada. but for the past
eleven years had made his home in
West Duluth. He had reached the age
of 50 years. His wife and two daugh-
tiers survive MIR. Hogan. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning at Q o'clock
from st. James Catholic church and
the remains were buried at Calvary
cemetery.
After the regular meeting Of Divis-
ion No. 4, A. o. H.. was concluded last
Tuesday evening at C;illeys hail. there
was q meeting of the county board of
the order of st. Louis county, AMI
. some important business was trans
acted. The county board is made up
of representatives of all the lodges of
the order in the county The meeting
of the board was the first one which
has been held since the election OF
officers was held in December. and
was in important one. County Presi-
dent Fred l.. Ryan was present at tho
meeting and presided.
At the regular meeting of Division
: No. 4. the final arrangements for the
!, lecture and entertainment held at the
; Great Eastern hall Thursday and Fri.
day of this week was made. 1t was
an illustrated lecture on America,
and on six Great Cities of the
World" Local talent assisted and the
committees having charge of the af-
: fair reported. The local division OF
the order is rapidly increasing its
membership since the contest was in
augurated some time ago.
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