The Irish standard., 1908-11-28
FROM DULUTH.

AT meeting OF the county D0dru
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of the An
cent Order of Hibernians, held
Thursday evening. Nov. 10, in Gilley's
hall, the county officers for the en-
suing two years We're installed. The
officers installed were: County presi-
dent, Miss May e. Hamnill; county
vice president, Mrs. Anna Collins;
county secretary, Mrs. G. b. Young;
county treasurer, Mrs. John Murphy.
The annual election of officers OF
Div. No. 1, A. O. H., will take place at
the regular meeting to be held next
Wednesday evening at Cathedral hall,
at s p. m.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Elder,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fider,
Of East Sixth, and Mr.. George Power
,pok place at the Cathedral wednes-
day morning.
1 The wedding of Miss Evelyn Mar
tin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
of Haverhill, Miss, and Arthur Grover
Fitzgerald of this city took place We'd
1esday from the home of the bride.
parents at Haverhill. Mr.. Fitzgerald
is a son of Mrs. r. F. Fitzgerald Of
this city and the bride is we'll known
among the younger society people
here, having visited in Duluth during
the last summer. The groom was at
tended by his brother, Charles Fitz
gerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald is in the
East to attend the wedding Mr.. F'itz-
gerald and his bride will be at home
in this city after Dec. Is on East First
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Dillon and fam
lily. 1927 North Twenty-sixth avenue
west, have gone to Virginia, Mimi, to
make their home. Mr.. Dillon, who is
connected with the Standard Oil CON-
Tanv, will take charge of the COM
rany's affairs in the range city. Sew
eral farewell parties were given dur
ing the past week by friends.
Thomas Burns, who was found dead
in a lodging house at Fifth avenue
west and Michigan street, was buric,
by his relatives in Ashland, Wis.
Matt M. Monaghan left last Satur-
day for Alpena, Mich, in response &c
q telegram from Mrs. Monaghan an.
nouncing the death of her sister, Mrs
Blaney of that city.
Thanksgiving Day was donation da,
at st. Mary's hospital.
A week of mission services has beer
concluded in st. Peter and Paul's Pol.
ish Catholic church, with the first con-.
munion of large class of children
During the week the special service:
were held under the direction of Rev
Father Alosius and Rev. Father Fran
CTS. mission fathers from Cleveland
Ohio.
| The Triumph Of Justice" was giver
tefore a large audience at the hall or
Twenty-first avenue west last Thurs.
Gey evening by the Young Mems So.
dality of st. Clements church. TIE
youthful actors have been rehearsins
for the play for some time past under
Rev. Father Raymond, and by thei,
efforts showed that they had been well
drilled.
The Alger-Smi mill in the Yves,
End has closed down for the winter
! which throws several men out of EN-.
p'oyment.
Patsy Hogan has disposed Of hi.
livery business and is now leading the
life Of a retired citizen. ..
Mrs. Macdonald. one Of Duluth.
carly residents left the first Of the
week for Minneapolis. where she will
make her home with her daughter
Mrs. w. J. Hayes.
A rumor was current in the city that
| William McGurrin, son of George Nc
Gurrin, the East Superior stree,
| plumber, had been killed at Spokane
Wash, last Wednesday. but up to the
present the report has not been verj.
! ned. n