The Irish standard., 1908-09-19
DULUTH NEWS.

q Arrangements are about completed
tor the convention of the A. o. H
which will be held in Duluth beginning
Tuesday next. The city will be deco.
rated for the occasion and quite ar
extensive program has been prepared
for the entertainment Of the visitors
! Beginning Monday evening on the ar
Ey a band and escorted to their re-
spective hotels, the time will be pretty
well enjoyed. Monday evening re.
. ception Will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. j. H. Sullivan and on Tuesday
morning a solemn High Mass at the
Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Rt. Rev
James McGilrick will preach the SER
mon. Mayor R. D. Haven will welcome
the delegates to the city and in the aft
noon delightful boat ride on Lake
Superior (weather permittingD That
evening will be taken up with an
entertainment by the L. A. A. o. H.
Div. 1, in Cathedral hall and on We'd
nesday evening another entertainment
In the Armory. The convention will
meet in the Cathedral Auditorium and
besides the large amount of business
to be transacted the visiting delegates
are assured of grand visit to the
Zenith city.
Father O'Meara of Aitkin is seri-
ously ill at ST. Mary's hospital.
State Organizer Cunningham is
spending few days in the city en-
deavoring to stimulate interest in A..
.. H. affairs. He proposes organizing
a new division at Proctor and possi-
bly, one in Duluth. Accompanied by
President F. l.. Ryan they attended
the regular meeting of Div. No. 4 Tues
day evening.
William A. Ryan, thirty years Of
age, and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Is. Ryan, of 1928 East Fourth ST., died
on the 9th inst, at st. Mary's hospital.
Of peritonitis. He had been i'll since
Sunday evening and his condition was
considered serious. Mr.. Ryan had lived
in Duluth for the past thirteen years
being employed as secretary in the
offices of Kinsey e. Hawkins. He was
known to almost everyone. Endowed
with a sunny disposition, and always
wearing a happy simle, he was well
liked by ALL The news of his death
will be read with keen regret by his
many friends.
The funeral was held from the Sa-
cred Heart Cathedral and the body
was taken to GAINESVILLE, Wis, for in
torment.
The marriage of Mrs. Lulu Olive,
Thayer. daughter of Mrs. Henry Mack
lie, to Joseph, son of Thomas Doylc
took place Tuesday morning at 81
O'clock at the st. James Catholic
church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father D. w. Lynch. Miss
Thayer was attended by her sister,
Miss Alto Thayer, while Thomas
Doyle, Jr., attended his brother. Fol-
lowing the service wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
BRIDES mother, 116 South fty-eighth
avenue west. The young 1eople will
Journey to the Twin Cities for their
wedding trip. On their RETURN they
will make their home in West Duluth.
Thomas Hines. son of Mrs. Mary
Hines, ass Mesaba avenue, died Fri
day in Jacksonville, Fla, where he was
engaged in the contracting business.
Word was received Sunday to that eff
feet, but the cause of death was not
given. The body was brought to this
city for interment and funeral was
held Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock, from the Cathedral OF the
Sacred Heart. Mr.. Hines formerly
lived in Duluth. His death occurred
Friday morning Of last week, at Jack
sonville, Fla, and was due to heart
failure. He was "a years old and 10
survived by his mother and one sister.
Miss Mae Hines.
Bishop McGolrck officated at con-
firmation services at Eveleth and
Sparta last Sunday.
1.-The many friends of r.. l.. Bannon
OF Hibbing were greatly shocked to
hear OF his sudden death on Monday
last. Mr.. Bannon was associated with
Hon. Martin Hughes in the practice
Of law. He had gone to the ball game
Sunday and returned home in good
spirits and apparently in the best of
health. Mr. Bannon was 80. native
Of Slayton. Mimi, and is survived by
his widow He had practiced law at
Eveleth before going to Hibbing, be-
ing former partner of Judge McGil-
vray. When told of the sudden death,