The Irish standard., 1907-06-15
DULUTH NEWS.


regular meeting next Wednesday even
ing in the Cathedral hall. A large at
tendance is desired as matters of great
Importance to the order will be up be-
fore the meeting for discussion.
The last regular meeting of Division
No. l, A. o. FL, was we'll attended. A
ship We're reported on by committees
and new applications were received and
referred. Steadily the local division
is adding to it's ranks. and it is ex-
pected that by next year. when the
state convention of the order assem-
hles here, 1t will be the first division
in numbers in the state. All the men,
bers are working to that end and if
the present ratio of increase is kept up.
it will certainly be achieved The de-
gree team will confer the degrees on a
large class in the near future, and a
very large meeting is expected OH that
| occasion. The brothers of Division No.
I will be invited to take part in the
work and altogether a gala evening is
in store both for the new and old
members.
State Chief Ranger P H. Martin left
last week for Faribault to attend to
business preliminary to the opening of
the state convention of the Catholic
Order of Foresters
F. l.. Ryan, who went to St. Paul to
attend the cornerstone laying of the
new catheral there, was called to
Winnipeg on business for several days
Joseph Belmeur left Monday for
Faribault. Mimi, where he represented
ST. James Court No. 614, c. o. F., at
the state convention of the order.
Next Sunday morning, at 1920
o'clock, a. mission will open at ST.
James church. with the Dominican
Fathers of Louisville, KY, in charge
The missionaries will preach Sunday
morning and evening, and the serv-
ices will continue all week. the mission
closing Sunday evening, June %.
Masses during the week will be held
at O'Clock and o'clock each morning,
the missionaries preaching at each
service. Each evening services will
be held at 7:45. with a sermon at each
service
OF the Catholic religious orders
which send missionaries through the
country, the Dominicans are promi-
nent in learning and eloquence. They
are deep scholars and ardent workers,
besides being eloquent preachers and
they are among the most successful
missionaries. The mission is an event
in Catholic circles, and successful
week of services is expected here.
Tuesday morning at ST. James
church. Louis Fischer and Luella Lock-
hart. both of smithville, were united
in marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Lynch in the
presence of large number of friends
and relatives of the couple. They will
make their home at Smithville.
All the local courts of. the c. O. F,
We're represented at the state conven-
tion of the order at Faribault this
week. =:
Mrs. P. j. Sullivan of 240s West
Third street left Tuesday for three
, hc' -jej< ut I.
Ireland. This will be Mrs. Sullivans
first visit to her home since leaving
there twenty-seven years ago. She
will also visit the exposition at Dub
lin.
Miss Theresa Murphy left Wednesday
of last week for a visit to her home
| in Cincinnati where she will spend two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCahill have
returned from ST. Paul. where they
, were present at the laying of the cor
nef stone of the cathedral at that
place last Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Twohy of 21t
| Fourth avenue east have returned from.
a short visit at the Twin Cities
]. ]. Haley. resident of Duluth fol
many years, has disposed of Mis- res
taurant business in Minneapolis ant
returned here to make his home. Mr.
Haley will probably go into business
here again. but he has not yet decided
upon location. He says he will re-
main here permanently now. being
convinced that Duluth is a city of op-
portunities and good place in which
! to live.
Commencement exercises of the
Cathedral school will take place next
Wednesday evening in the Auditorium
of the school house. An excellent pro.
gram has been prepared for the occa
| sion. ......
OVER THE NORTHWEST