The Irish standard., 1907-06-22
DULUTH NEWS.


James O'Brien, manager Of the Elco
theater, returned last week from Min
neapolis. where he spent some days on
business.
A girl was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs. l.. ]. Brotherton of 627 North
Fifty-s seventh avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius O'Brien have
returned from Chicago, where they
spent some months visiting their
daughter.
a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. j.
F. o'Rourke of s25 East Second street,
last week.
Last week the West Duluth court,
w. c. o. r. No 322. initiated class
of candidates. a social session follow
ing the business meeting. There were
several short talks, music and cards
followed by refreshments.
A half hour later than was schedul-
ed. or about 1880 Saturday after
noon. Miss Mary D. McFadden Of Du-
luth broke the traditional bottle Of
champagne over the bow of the great
60O-foot freighter. George F. Baker.
and the big craft slid quietly into the
waters of the slip at the Superior
Shipbuilding companys yards.
Reelected to hold the office of high
chief ranger of the Catholic Order Of
Foresters for the third term, with the
election made almost unanimous, was
the honor conferred upon P H. Martin
OF West Duluth at the eighth biennial
state convention Of the order which
has just been brought to close at
Faribault. When Mr.. Martin has COM
pleted his present term he will have
served six uninterrupted years as chief
executive of the Minnesota Catholic
Foresters. and if his third term is ad-
ministered in the same masterly man
ner as have been the two two-year
terms already served they will be six
of the most prosperous years in the
history Of the order. Mr. Martin has
been president Of the order for twelve
years.
Martin McNulty was drowned in Ely
lake last Sunday by the capsizing Of
a rowboat. With a party Of friends he
was out for a days enjoyment. The
body was recovered a few hours after
the accident
Miss Edna Monaghan Of 424 East
First street returned last week from
st. Cloud, where she has been at
tending the Normal school Miss Mon
Afghan is one OF this years graduates
of the school.
The funeral Of Earl, the s-year-o old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick J..
Wheeler, who was drowned in the bay
last week was held last week. Servic-
es were held in ST. James church at
3 o'clock. and interment was in CAL
vary cemetery.
Last Sunday morning at the 10: 80
o'clock mass, the mission opened at
st. James Catholic church with the
Dominican Fathers Of Louisville. KY.
in charge. The mission was formally
opened at the morning service. and
there was a sermon. Sunday evening
and every evening Of the week. serv-
ices We're held at 745 O'Clock. the mis-
sionaries preaching Masses were cele-
brated at and s o'clock each morning
during the mission. with a sermon at
each service. The mission will close
Sunday evening. June %.
Mabel Ryan. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. B. Ryan Of 212s East Fourth
street. died suddenly Sunday morning
at about $50 Of heart failure The
body was buried at GAINESVILLE, Wis,
and no funeral services were held here.
but the friends of the girl were invit-
ed to come to the house any time up
to o'clock In the afternoon and many
took advantage Of the opportunity to
console the parents in their loss. Miss
Ryan was we'll known and very
popular young lady having attended
the Central high school here and her
death was shock to her wide circle
Of friends.
The report just issued by ST. Mary's
hospital In this city shows that the
number of patients admitted during
March Of this year exceeded 200. a
larger number for one month than
the hospital has admitted any previous
year. Private rooms especially are
much in demand. From the present
outlook for rapid increase in Duluth's
population, st. Mary's hospital will
soon need an additional building to ac-
cormodate the patients seeking admis-
sion. However. limited means and
other circumstances render such a
project impracticable Just now. DIR. J