The Irish standard., 1908-01-04
DULUTH NEWS.

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Div. No. I, A. .. H., held its regular
meeting Sunday afternoon last. There
was u good attendance 1t is the i'll
tention to organize a quartet in the
division which will entertain the men,
bers at different times. At the next
meeting of the division the installa-
ton of officers will take place and the
degree team will confer the degrees on
Il large class. Division No. of West
Duluth will be invited TO attend the
/ meeting.
Mrs. James ID. kcough and daughter
of st. Paul, spent the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Morgan
Sweeney of West Fourth street.
j. II. Sullivan, of Sault Ste Marie
Mich, is u newcomer to the city. Mr.
Sullivan is Il member of the division Of
the A. O. ii. at the 500. He will trans
fer to Div. No. ] this city.
There was a happy reunion of the
Power family at the East End Christ
mas day. John was the last member
of the family to arrive in the city for
the celebration.
The usual Christmas collection was
taken up at the Cathedral and a neat
sum was realized.
Matt Hackctt arrived in tho city this
week improved in health and his many
friends We're pleased to sec him look
ing so fine.
w. j. Sullivan. mining engineer for
the Wisconsin Steel company at Nash
wauk, Mimi; Capt. Dennis II. Sullivan
OF the steamship John Lambert, and
Mrs John T.. Hawley of Sandstone,
Mimi. are visiting at the home of their
mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Sullivan, in West
Duluth
| Christmas day was a sad one for
Mrs. Mike Clancy of 221 North Fifty
sixth avenue west, who was hurried
from Cheyenne to West Duluth to be
present ut the funeral of her husband.
A few weeks ago, when Mrs. Clancy
left her home to visit in Cheyenne, the
members of her family were all well,
and with many wishes for a pleasant
Journey, sped her on her way. Late
Tuesday of last week she received a
telegram announcing the death of her
husband, after Il very short illness of
pneumonia.
| Captain and Mrs. John Monaghan
will leave early this month for a. trim
to Oregon and California
Sister lldephonse, Q. s. b., aged "a
years. died Christmas morning at 6:l5
at st. James Orphan Home, Twentieth
avenue west and Third street. For siN
years Sister Ildephonse was art teach
or at the Sacred Heart Institute Two
years ago she was forced to discon-
tinue teaching on account of ill-healtl
and since that time everything posi-.
bile has been done to effect Il cure OF
check the ravages of disease, so as tc
prolong life. She visited different san.
itariums throughout the country, witt
but little effect and returned to st
James Home some time ago. Christ.
mas morning. fortified by the rite,
OF the church, and surrounded h,
her sisters i'll religious life, sh,
passed quietly away Sister Tide.
phonse's home. before entering IN.
Benedictine community. was in South.
ern Minnesota. Shortly after she hat
donned the VEIL she took up her worl
in the Sacred Heart Academy ant
there won the affection of the Sister,
and students by her gentle ways ant
kindly spirit. The funeral was he,,
Friday morning, with solemn reo,ier
high mass at st. Clements church q,
West Third street The remains war,
laid to rest in the burial plot of II,
community 80, = -. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Mcdonald apf
daughter left last Sunday for Denver