The Irish standard., 1908-05-09
DULUTH NEWS.

Division No. I, A. O. H., held its
regular meeting last Wednesday even
ing. A number of new applications
were reported on favorably.
The members of ST. Louis Court, c.
o. F. received holy communion last
Sunday in a body The womens
branch Of the order also joined with
the men.
John Murphy OF Chippewa Falls,
Wis. arrived in Duluth last week for
few days visit.
st. James court, No. e14. G. o. F.,
met last week in Gilley's hall, but out
OF respect to the memory of Mrs. B.
Dcherty, who died suddenly Monday
and who was mother Of the financial
secretary OF the court, the meeting was
adjourned after short session.
Augustine Murphy will leave next
week for an extended trip to Ireland
He will also sojourn on the CONT
nent taking in many Of the principal
cities there, and will not return to
Duluth until next fall
The annual meeting Of the Bishops
club was held Tuesday evening at the
club rooms. on West Fourth street,
and the business of the yearly meeting
transacted. The officers who will
serve during the next twelve months
are: President, Mrs Michael Kelley;
first vice president, Mrs. Leo A. Ball;
second vice president, Mrs. NJ j. Moo
ney Of Superior; secretary, Miss
Kathleen Nicholson; treasurer, Miss
Theresa Lynn: historian, Miss Mary
Shesgren and librarian, Mrs. J. J.
Grove. The club members will study
United States history during the next
club year. The reports of the treas
urer and historian were satisfactory,
showing the club to be in a prosper
Gus condition. The study of social
and philanthropic features of the club
life have been we'll maintained during
the year. Committees were appointed
to visit the hospital and Jail and or
phanage for any help that may be ex-
tended to the unfortunates at these in
stttutions. After the regular business
meeting an informal musical program
was given and a social hour enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turrish enter
tained at bridge last week at their
home, 403 East Second street, in COM
pliment to Mrs. Jones of New York,
who is the guest 1T friends in the city.
The game was played at ten tables
and the favors were won by Mrs. Her
bert Warren and Michael Kelley, and
the guest prize went to Mrs. Jones.
1t is thought probable that Patrick
Murphy. the camp foreman found dead
of heart failure last week in the woods
near Drummond Mimi, left consider
able money and property. An admin
istrator has been appointed to look
the matter up. .7' It IL is known the dead
man owned a 4O-acre farm at Rice
Lake, and it is believed he had an ac-
count in Rice Lake Bank. His three
children reside in Duluth.
Overcome with grief at the loss of
his mother, the realization that he
would never see her, coming more
forcibly than ever, William Doherty,
fell in faint on the steps of the St.
James church after the funeral SER
vices Thursday morning of last week,
for his mother, Mrs. Bridget Doherty.
: Besides the grief over the loss Of his
mother the young man has been wor-
rying over the silence of his sister in
the West, who has not responded to
the telegram telling her of her moth
er's death. Nothing has been heard
from the sister for some months and
they are uncertain where she may be.
A little crowd of sympathizing friends
gathered about the boy and soon re-
vived him. Many We're the sorrowing
friends who thronged st. James
F, church to pay their last respects to
Mrs. Doherry whom they all loved and
esteemed. The casket was covered
/ with many beautiful flowers.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Clements Catholic church gave card
party last week in, the parish hall.
The attendance was large and the ev-
enfng passed very pleasantly. The IA
vors were won by Mrs. Kremer and
Walter Emerson.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Burns Of
21 North Fifty seventh avenue west,
who died Saturday morning at the
Duluth hospital of peritonitis, was held
Tuesday morning at o'clock from the
st. James church. Rev. Father D. w.
Lynch off1ciated and interment was at
Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Burns is sur
vfved by her husband, John Burns, and