The Irish standard., 1907-11-16
DULuTH NEWS.

Division No. l.. A. O. H, held its
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
last week. There was a good attond-
ance and an. interesting session was
held. A number Of applications for
membership were received and a num-
Der were. also reported on and accept
ed. 49,: -.
Next: Tuesday evening. Div. No. 1, A.
o. H.; will give an entertainment at
Fofy's' hall: The proceeds will go into
= fund being created for the expenses
OF the state convention Of the order
to be held hero next year.
Fifty-nine candidates were initiated
and placed upon the rolls of the Du-
luth lodge knights of Columbus last
Sunday The men who rode the goat
were from Eveleth, Ely. Virginia, Hlb-
bing. Two Harbors, Ashland, WASH
burn and other tributary points
Knights. to. the number of 400 were
guests of: thu Duluth lodge yesterday,
coming in Saturday night and yester-
day morning. Grand Forks and Fargo
N. D., Crookston and st. Cloud, Minn.,
W'ashburn and Ashland. Wis, Iron
range towns and Winnipeg, Man., were
represented by out-of-town members.
The initiation ceremonies were held
in the Elks' hall in the afternoon and
were followed BY banquet, at which
nearly 500 people feasted. Many
sparkling toasts were made and much
wit kept tho knights in good spirits.
he:crowd at the banquet was 50 large
that the hall In the adjoining Eagle
quarters had to: be pressed into service,
During the evening a smoker and so.
cial session was held at which various
members Of the order spoke. the gath
ering breaking up at late hour.
Henrietta. wife of Lawrence Gilley,
died last week at.the family house, 1924
West Third street. after a brief Illness
She was 81 years of age and is survived
by her husband. and one child. Mrs.
Gilley's death was a shock. to-. ths
friends Of the. young couple, both Of
whom were Veil known in West Du-
luth. NsYs IF MEs. Gilley's illness had
not spread aea the news of her death
was the arst ointimation her friends
had that she owas seriously ILL: The
funeral was held Friday morning from
st. Clements. church, Twenty first ave-
ntle west .and THIRD street. with inter
ment at Calvary cemetery.
p. P. Mcdonald has returned to. Du-
luth after spending some time in the
South for the beneflt Of, his health.
A large number Of the :parishioners
of the cathedral parish visited the home
of the ChristNn. Brothers, which has
been recently: furnished by subscrip-
tons. The home is very comfortable
and reflects. much credit. on the ladies
who had b tts tsaBs.ttt aa8Bsetter in charge for some
months pas. s.,;. {. s:-;,...
Miss Mae McAlpine, Of l22 Sixth ave
nue. west, has ,Feturned from a visit 10
the West sci, - ....~:
Michael o'Toole, aged So years, died
at his home. 1908 West Michigan street
"wednesday afternoon Of last week, af-
ter a weeks illness. The decedent has
been a resident Of, this city for fifteen
years: He leaves a. widow and one son,
J. p. o'Toole. operator at the general
offices Of the street railway company.
Tho funeral occurred Friday morning
at . o'clock from st. Clements church
and interment was made at Calvary
cemetery. -.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Stephen Berrigan who
returned to West Duluth a short time
ago. after long absence, left last week
for San Francisco. from where they
will sail for Honolulu, Hawaii Mr..
Berrigan is a dredgman and he :ex-
poets o>work on dredges in the Orient
for about q year. .s:-
Mr.. and Mrs.:D. J. Ryan Of Hunters
Park had as their guests last Sunday
James D. keough and DR.. r. Bolan OF
st. Paul. u: -.
Miss May Murphy left Tuesday at
ternoon for the Twin Cities, where she
will visit for some time. =
The Bishops club met last Tuesday
evening. The leader for the evening
was Miss Nicholson and the subject
for study was French Literature, from
the Period Of 1900 to 1885," = -,
John Brown. who is confined to, his
home with an attack Of rheumatism, is
ported getting along nicely.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Rev. Fathers Towle and Ripple,
o. p, of the Holy Rosary church, Min
neapolis, are holding mission this
week at st, Patrick's church. Cavour,