The Irish standard., 1907-02-23
DULUTH NEWS.

Mat. Hackett, sexton at the Cathe-
dral' who has been sick at ST. Marys
hospital for some weeks, is around
again.
w. TT. Farrell of Los Angeles, Cal,
is a guest at the Esmond hotel.
Patrick Long Of 2O21 West Superior
street has gone to Zion City to visit
relatives.
llodward P. Coleman of Montpelier,
VT, has been appointed general man
ager for the Great Northern Power
company of this city. Mr.. Coleman is
secrctary-treasurer of the Whitmore
Granite company and the general con-
sulting engineer or the Montpelier
Power company. Mr.. Coleman was
rendered the position month ago, at
which time he came to Duluth and
looked the situation over. This week
he visited the city again. and 4; few
days ago notified the power company
OF his acceptance OF the position ten
dcred. Mr.. Coleman left for Vermont
today to arrange his business affairs
there, and vii! return to assume his
duties about March 4. MIR. Coleman
has expressed himself as we'll pleased
and much interested in what he has
seen of Duluth. He says it is thrifty
city and apparently has a great future
ahead OF it.
Bray & Nystrom have awarded the
contract for the Brothers house, to be
erected for the Rt Rev. James Nc
Golrick, to William F'awcett. The work
is to be started right away, and the
building is to be ready for occupancy
by Sept. 1 next. The llbuse will be q
brick structure, with ground dimen-
sions, 50 by 81 feet, three stories high,
with e. Easement. It's style~of archi-
lecture will be in keeping with the
cathedral school: with which it will
be in connectian...,.
The :nemberssof ST. .Georgiana Court
No. 323 Of thew G! o. f. were the
guests at a NE s:sant e:ant surprise party
last week in hongssof Miss Mary clar-
ey at. her home, 2s1o West Second
street. Progressive cinch was played
and the favors were won by Miss Nell
lie Kern and Mrs. j. Walthern In
the evening the officers Of the lodge
for the year of 1907 were installed by
hall at Twentieth avenue west and
Third street. A number Of visitors
from other courts were. present, and
Mrs. Kern was presented with a hand
painted plate. and some flowers as an
appreciation OF her services.
The Irish Standard prize contest has
created quite a little stir among the
readers of that paper. There is no
doubt but that Duluth will be repre-
scented in good shape in the contest.
The regular meeting of the Bishops
club was held Tuesday evening at the
cIubroom OF the library. The leader
was Mrs. Turge, and the program was
as follows: Scripture" Mrs. l.. II.
Corcoran; "Current Events" Miss
Crowley; paper, Spain and the Meth
erlands," Miss Early; reading, "The
Painter of Seville" Miss Brotherton;
solo, "Nita Gitane," Miss Kreimer;
NH~e Ty,rr =.
Spanish Music Miss Fiebieger.
Henry Riley, formerly q locomotive
fireman on the Missabe road here, has
bought an interest in the Missabe con-
fectionery and poolroom at Proctor
Train Dispatcher Lynch has return
ed from his annual vacation and re-
sulned his dNties with the Missabe
road.
Roger Vail was in the city this week
Oh business. SIr. Vail represents an
Eastern publishing house, and is trav-
cling in its interests.
Division No. /, A. o. H., has out
lined plans for increasing its member
ship. 1t is the intention to make q
! material increase so that by the time
J the state convention convenes here
next year the local division will take
; a leading place among those of the
J state. Plans are already being lait
} for the entertainment of the visitors
and there IS no doubt but that the
Duluth Ilibernans will do themselve:
; proud on that occasion. That is theil
desire, and to ali present indication!
they will succeed. Where there's z
! will there's g way. and Division No.
will find it. ~
Word has been received that The
state officers of the A. o. II. would
like to visit Duluth and meet the mem
bers of the order there. If arrange
ments can be made they will visi
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