The Irish standard., 1907-03-16

ten TO the great Nehra skan. He has
lost none of his popularity with the
citizens of Duluth.
D. d. O'Connell, who resides at Sec
ond avenue west and Second street,
feil on the sidewalk last week and
broke both bones of one of his legs
Just above the ankle: The fracture is
quite a serious one. The injured man
was taken to st. Mary's hospital. -
The West Duluth Progress club has
been reorganized and the: following Of
ncers have been elected: President,
Joseph Bellmeur; vice president. Lud-
ger Gayau; corresponding and f1nan-
clal secretary, John Bethune; treasur-
er, Peter McCormick; sergeant-at-
arms, John Gillis and A. Boudin: SEN
tlnel, Dannis Kingham; trustees, Dam
lei Bellmeur, Thomas Campbell and
Frank Sears. Semi -monthly meetings
will be held hereafter and a committee
has been appointed to arrange for an
entertainment to be given some time
in April.
Miss Margaret Ryan of this city,
who is attending the Minnesota univer-
slty, was one Of the committee of
'co-eds' of the university who visited
the legislature to make known their
very great desire for 100000 DORM
itory for the "U." .... -
Matt Hackett is still confined at St
Mary's hospital. but is reported to be
| getting along nicely.
Mrs. James Carey was very nleas-
antly surprised last week by a num-
Der of the friends and members Of the
Degree or Honor lodge, No. IS of,
West Duluth, at her residence, No.
Munger row. An informal musical pro-
gram was rendered and the evening
was spent socially by the members Of
the party. '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Method enterz
tanned a number Of friends at their
home. 527 North F'ifty-seventh avenue
west, at farewell party last week,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Meth
cd, who will son leave Duluth for the
South. Mr. Method has secured good
position with a lumber company in
Louisiana. The tables were handsome
ly decorated with tulips and ever
greens and about twenty-five sat
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down to dinner The evening was
spent by those present in a, social
manner and addresses were made by
Rev. Feehely Of Grand Rapids, l.: A.
Barnes. j. A. Scott and DR.. c. r.
keyes. Mrs. Method was present with
complete manicuring set as remem-
brance. The following were those
present: Rev. D. w. Lynch, Rev. J. ]
Feehely, L. A. Barnes. j. A. Scott. DR.
G. R. Keyes. E. z. Zauft. M. A. willin-
sen, G. R. Little. H. E. Kringle. J. D
Larrinie. C. A. Munroe. j. D. Kenna
L. J. Brotherton. r. Richardson. John
cashin. D. Keefe, q: P. Hammt1, Geo
Method, J. Johnson, G.. j. Lynch and
Mr. and Mrs. v. r. Method.
After an Illness and suffering that
lasted for the past three years. Mrs
Cathrina Yandel died last week at her
home, 1913 Redruff street. She was At
years old and had resided at West Du-
luth many years. Her husband. Geo
Yandel, and five children survive her.
and were all at home when death oc-
Cured. Mrs. Yandel was a member of
the ladies' lodge of the C.. o. F. Of
West Duluth and was we'll known. The
funeral was held Saturday morning
for st. James Catholic church and
the burial at Calvary cemetery.
Miss Ida B. Riley of West Duluth
returned last Sunday from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Chica so.
An important meeting of the west
Duluth court No. 614, G. o. F., was
held Tuesday evening at Gilley's hall
and a large class Of candidates were
initiated. The new degree team of the
court were in new uniforms and with
new regalia, and an interesting meet
ing was held. As this is the only c.
F. degree team in st. Louis county.
considerable attention has been at
tracted to it and next Sunday it will
go to Eveleth where a number Of
candidates will be initiated into the
Eveleth and Hibbing lodges.
Father Lynch has prepared an ex-
cellent program for the sacred concert
ana lecture to be given Sunday even
ing at St. James church.
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