The Irish standard., 1909-05-22

sodality Of st. Clements Catholic
chu, CHI have installed their new lock-
ers and are completing the equipment.
AS a result OF an accident at the
Alzer- Smith mill at West Duluth last
week, Hubert Scanlon of 221 Fifty
third avenue west. will lose his right
foot The young man is is years Of
age and has been employed at the mill
slice it started up this fall. In some
unaccountable manner he got entangled
in gear wheel and badly crushed his
foot and toes. He was taken to ST.
Mary's hospital, where the injured
member was amputated
The Young Ladies sodality of St.
Clements church gave very success
full entertainment at the parish hall,
Twenty first avenue west and Third
street last Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram was listened to by a large
audience. The entertainment consisted
of songs. music, drills, readings and
was concluded by the playlet. The
Happy Ending" light farce which
kept the audience laughing. This was
presented by Mary Shesgren, Alice
Kennedy and Louise Emerson. Others
who took part during the evenings
entertainment were the Lauermann
trcthers of West Duluth. Grace Flood,
Emma Schlitz, Minnie Kremer. Rose
Mcmahon. Sadie Robinson. Gladys
Cleary, Helen Grimes. Jennie Miller.
mary Gaines, Cecil Meyers. Anna
Stenglen, Myrtle Mcdonald, jeanette
Haley, Miss Monahan. Clara Kenney,
Henry La Vague. Altman Flaatan. Mrs.
Emil Bort, Miss Laura Cote and Walter
Smith.
Mr.. P. j. Ryan, Of Elmira. N. r.
spent a. few days the past week visiting
friends in the West End.
The Cathedral Court of Foresters
entertained at musical and basket
social Tuesday night at Cathedral hall,
for the benefit Of the Cathedral high
school. John Brown was chairman. An
:l'eresting musical program was
rendered, the first item being from
bone solo by G. w. Paul. Joseph Nc
Kennon read a selection from Shakes
peare's Julius Caesar" and Master
Michael Grath sang humorous song.
A,, ~
a song by Miss Clara Molloy were both
we'll received. An auction Of baskets
was then held, ]. T. Bowers acting as
euctioneer. Refreshments were served
in the lower hall and few musical
numbers were given during the sup
per.
J. Drummond, of Cleveland. Ohio. will
put on the Passion Play" at st.
James Catholic church with the aid
Of stereopticon pictures on Sunday
evening, May %. The Holy City and
The Palms will be sung during the
action Of the pictures.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Whelan have re-
turned from an extended visit to Chi.
cago. 50
Mr.. John Hughes. 1858 Highland ave-
nue., has returned from Detroit, MINI.
where he visited for a, month.
The pennant in the basketball league
of st. Clements church has been
awarded to the Blue team.
Plans are now under way by the st
.ean Baptist society at the West End
to hold a big athletic meet on June "a
at Fond du Lac. Members Of the
French Catholic churches Of Superior
and Duluth are eligible to enter, and
prizes will be awarded to the winners.
An interesting feature of the affair
will be a tug of war contest, which is
being arranged between teams picked
from the st. Louis French Catholic
church Of Superior and the St Jean
Baptiste church of the West End. A
trophy has been put up and will be
awarded to the winning team.
SUPERIOR NEWS.