The Irish standard., 1907-08-03
DULUTH NEWS.

The regular meeting Of Division No.
1. A. o. H., to be held next Wednesday
evening. has been postponed on ac-
count of the annual picnic on that
date.
/ All is in readiness for the annual
picnic of Div. No. /. A. o. H., which
will be held at Fairmont Park next
Wednesday. The committee having
the affair in charge have prepared an
excellent program of events to be
pulled off during the day. Prizes will
be given to the winners in each. 1t
is expected to be the most successful
annual picnic ever given by the local
division, being it's twenty first annual
outing, In the past years they have
always been most enjoyable occa-
sions for the Hibernians and their
friends. The Ladies' Auxiliary will
join in the event with their brothers,
and the proceeds of the day will go
into the convention fund. Next year
the state convention of the order will
meet at the Head of the Lakes and it
is the intention of the members of
the orders here to give them a royal
good time and that they will do. They
have already laid out their plans and
by the time the big meeting is held
here Divs. Nos. 1, and 4 will be ready
to receive their brother members from
all over the state.
Contractor Mcdonnell is trying for a
record on the paving of Jefferson street
and he will, if possible, get the big job
finished this week. Six of the nine
blocks of tar macadam have been laid
already. from Thirteenth to Nineteenth
avenues east and three blocks remain
to be laid before Saturday night. If
this is accomplished the job will have
been completed in record time for this
city. The six blocks to Nineteenth av-
enue are entirely complete and are al
ready in use.
Mrs. Frank Moran and daughter,
Irene, of 3o6 North sixtieth avenue
west left last week for Toronto, Can,
to visit relatives for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Murray of Fifty
sixth avenue west and Cody street
have been called to Dubuque. Iowa, by
the illness of relatives.
If 11-year-old George Mcleod had
not shown great presence of mind and
acted quickly Thursday afternoon Of
last week, Al Foley might now be
drowned. The boys rowed over from
Park Point to Duluth to get some um-
her Thursday afternoon: While in the
Leod. who was rowing, heard the splash
behind him, dropped the oars and
grabbed the boy just as he was going
under. After some difficulty he got
him in the boat Foley could not swim.
Agnes Cain. years of age died at
ST. James Orphanage at Twentieth av-
enue west and Third street, July 81. of
dphtheria. Interment was in Calvary
cemetery.
Miss Elizabeth Day of Twentieth av-
enue west has returned from a several
weeks visit in the East.
Mrs. C. II. Thornton entertained at
luncheon last week at her home, 1924
East Third street. in honor of her sis
ter Miss Emma Judd, whose engage
ment to Alexander Davis of this city
was announced at that time. The
guests were seated at small tables, al
which the decorations were clover .,ios-
SONS, sweet peas. nasturtiums. pansies,
| forget me-nots and lilies of the valley.
Covers We're laid for twenty eight
guests.
George Edward O'Neill Of Barnum.
died last week at st. Marys hospital
III Duluth, after short illness.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. O'Connel of the
Osborne flats. who are camping this
week at Fond du Lac, with Mrs. O'Con-
nel's sisters, the Misses Mcnamara of
ST. Paul. entertained party of young
people from town al a weeks party.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. v. Mullery returned
the first of the week from their we'd
ding trip in the East and are at the
st. Louis. -
The various committees having in
charge the bazaar to be given by St
James church about the end Of the
month are meeting with good encour-
agement in their work. Everything
looks favorable for a most successful
bazaar.
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