The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-10-19
DULUTH NEWS.

regular meeting last wednesday even
ing. A number of new applicants were
reported and other business of import
ance transacted
|" Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ryan entertained
at dinner last week in honor Of the
birthday anniversary of their son.
Arthur Ryan, at their home, 514 East
Third street. The guests were Messrs.
Arthur Kreittsr, wray withro, Arthur
Folsom, Claude Ryan, Edward Itlliard.
Oscar Wagner, Bell.
Miss Loretta Doran of Grand Rapids,
who was the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Roer.
of East Third street, left last week
for Green Bay. Wis, where she will
spend the winter.
/ A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon o'Neil, 1856 Mesaba avenue.
Oct. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccahlll and
children have returned from Ca,ifor.
MIA, where they spent the summer,
and are at home at the St. Louis
hotel. 600 80
The thimble bee Of the women's Re-
lief Corps was entertained Monday aft
ernoon by Mrs. j. H. Sullivan Of 1923
West Third street.
I The first study meeting Of the year.
of the Bishops club was held Tuesday
evening Of this week at the club rooms.
During the year the club will study the
last hundred years Of French history
and Tuesday. evening Prof. Romieux
will lecture on 1.-THE Causes Leading.
re- the Freneh' Revolutions" A french.
chanson was sung by Nine. st. Ger
maine and the Marseillaise was sung
by Fred ouelette. The Bible studies
will be conducted by Bishop McGolrick
and a chapter from The Tale Of Two
Cities" will be read by Miss Shes
green. The leader of the evening will
be Miss Jean. Poirer. g.
John j. Tosarty. for some time past
contracting freight agent Of the Great
Northern here, and. long a resident Of
Duluth left last Sunday night for Min
neapolis, from which city he will travel
for. the washburn-Crosby company,
millers. ~ 80 10y -"
Mrs. w. A. Bennett Of 2zs' Eleventh
avenue east has as her guest her
father, c. r. Maginnis., Of Portland.
Ore, formerly of this city, who came
East to attend the wedding of his son,
Cyril Maginnis, to Miss Scion Of st.
Paul. which took place in the latter
city Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Kate Sullivan Of the Phillips
hotel has returned from Rochester,
MINI.
Julian Kennedy of Pittsburg, consid-
cred one of the greatest civil engineers
in the United States, who has for
years been employed by the Carnegie
,, interests and other interests aff1liated
with the United States Steel trust, was
in Duluth last week.
The Hospital Record, issued quarter
ly. and devoted to the interests ce st.
Mary's hospital, has Just been issued
and contains much. Of interest. The re-
port shows that for the first: nine.
months Of the year 1907. 1870 patients
have been cared for at the hospital an
increase over a corresponding period of
last year Of 121.
Major and minor operations for the
same period, this year, were 1874, an in
crease over last year Of 225.
A new and thoroughly equipped oper-
ating room has recently been installed,
made possible by contributions from
citizens and physicians.
A new addition to the hospital Ia de-
sired. and it is expected one will be
! provided for in another year.
The report covers a period from June
II, 1907, to Aug. 81, 1907. and shows
the following record: Patients In hos
pttal June 1, 1907, 1903: patients adj
mitted une to Aug. 81, SOL; deaths
during three months, "a; discharged.
43o; remaining in hospital Aug. 81.
1907. SO. ..
The grocery store Of G.. B. Nunan,
E1s26 West Superior street, was looted
Of some small change. by unknown rob-
bers: Saturday night: The cash register
was taken across the street: and broken
open. Its contents taken out and the
register left there Entrance was made
through a rear window and, it is
thought that the job was done by boys
or amateurs in the game. No clews
have thus far been obtained, but an in
,yestisation is being made: - 80.
Elmer. Murphy Of, Mandan, N. D.. is
IN West Duluth for a few days on a
visit with. friends. :. ~" -. =
The funeral of Alec chtsholm, 50
years old, who died Monday at his
fhome, sos sixth avenue east. was held