The Irish standard., 1908-01-18
DULUTH NEWS.

+. l.. Ryan returned last week after
IL trip to Rochester, N. Y, where he
spent the holidays.
The young people of the Cathedral
parish having charge OF the entertain
mcnt to be given st. Patrick's day.
are hard at work preparing for the
same.
st. Clements Court, c. o. r., and
the Womcn's court held joint install
lation of officers last Tuesday even
ing at ST. Clements hall.
A. P. Fleming, from Vancouver, who
was at tho Lenox, last week, says
there is a rumor current on the Pacific
coast to the effect that the reserves of
the Japanese army have been ordered
home. He says further, that for the
past two weeks there has been a steady
stream of the Japanese from the log
ging camps of British Columbia, Wash
ington and Oregon to the coast ports,
to take the passage homeward.
. Sister Anrica died Thursday morn
ing Of last week at st. James Orphan
age after A long illness. She had been
Il member of the community in Duluth
for some time. and for three months
had been at the orphanage, having re-
tired from active work on account of
illness.
A meeting of representative Irish
men was held last Thursday evening,
the outcome of which was the forma-
ton of Robert Emmett club. The
purpose of the club will be for the
social betterment of tho members of
the club and tho entertainment of their
friends. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: President. Archie j. Powers:
vice president. +. l.. Ryan: secretary,
Tim OFlahcrty. and treasurer, John
II. Dunphy. 1t was decided to give the
first entertainment Of the club on
Thursday evening, Feb. 81, 1908 at the
Armory and to continue them at short
intervals.
Joseph Cassidy's family of Virginia,
returned last week to their home from
visiting friends in West Duluth.
Edward Dormcdy of 525 North Fifty
after being confined TO his home will,
sixth avenue west, is about again
the grip for u week.
Bishop McGolrick was the speaker
at the meeting of the Saturday club at
it's meeting Saturday afternoon of last
week. The subject of the bishops talk
was Italian Art" Each member had
the privilege of inviting one guest to
tho meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Nunan
entertained at cards last week at their
home, 324 Twenty fifth avenue west.
The rooms were decorated in red and
green and progressive cinch was play
cd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis NJ. Ryan re-
turned last week from their wedding
trip and arc ut home at 720 West Sec
ond street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Conncl of
the West end returned last week from
aviist to the Twin Cities.
Miss Genevicve Murphy of Virginia
was the guest of Miss Kate Sullivan
of West Duluth during last week.
+. S. Kelly, accompanied by Sales
manager Edward Whalcn, left Monday
evening for the furniture market of
Chicago, Grand Rapids and Now York.
MIR. Kelly is making his purchasing
trip Il month earlier thas season, hav-
ing had an unusually h,sy November
and December. He will be gone about
three weeks.
The following paragraph is taken
from the "Twcnty Years Ago" column
of the Evening Herald: Capt. James
Sullivan, than whom no sailorman is
better known or more highly respected
on Lake Superior, has been appointed
master of the favoritc Ontonagon and
Duluth steamer. the City of Fremont.
Capt. Sullivan has been in charge Of
the staunch little propeller r. G. Stew
art for several years.
Mrs. Ella, O'Brien, 1921 Grand avenue
left Monday evening for Chicago,
where she will visit her mother and
rest up after her late illness. When she
fully rccoveIs. she intends to go to
Goldtield, New, to visit her brother
there.
DO you expect to go to Europe next