The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-11-13
DULUTH NEWS.

place TUESDAY morning at the Sacred
Heart cathedral. The service was read
at S o'clock by the Rev. Father Linz
mer. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary
O'Brien and the groomsman was Ell
ward Mannheim. After the ceremony
~ wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides parents at S31
Lake avenue south. After a. wedding
trip Mr.. O'Brien and his bride will
be at home at Munger terrace.
sa ]. ]. Hebron, late of the county aud
itor's Office, left Monday for Chicago.
From there he will take a tour of the
South and Southwest, returning about
Jan. 1.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Farrell, of 217 West Fifth street.
s5s J.. F. McKanna, who for the past
four months has been actively inter-
ested in the A. G. Fitzgerald Selling
company, has returned to his former
position as local manager for the Du-
luth Telephone company. Mr.. Nc
Kama retains his interest in the Fitz-
gerald company, of which Mr.. Fitzger-
aid will continue as active manager
NJ. ]. Mcmahon, superintendent Of
the Northern Shoe company, was ten
dered a surprise party last Saturday
evening in the knights of Pythias
hall by the employees of the company,
and presented with cut glass decan-
ter, glasses and tray. The presenta-
ton speech was made by w. H. Sharp,
and was responded to by the guest of
honor. Dancing and cards were the
amusements of the evening, the music
for the former being by Michaud's
orchestra. About 40 couples were
present Lunch was served.
A branch postoff1ce will be estab-
lished in the West End as soon as a
suitable building can be secured.
The following item was published
recently in the Herald's twenty-year
column: 1.-THE medals for bravery
given to the police officers who with
stood the rioters last summer have
been received at headquarters. The
following officers will receive medals:
Capt. Thomas Mclaughlin, T. Glenn
ents, l.. Ratty, William Hooking, ].
Shea, E. B. Force, G. Kilgore, N. P.
Nelson, j. r. Horgan, r. Smollett,
william Walkoviack, P. Mcclure, f.
Dwyer,' T. S. Madden, M. S. Moen, Will
liam Heating, M. Smith, S. J. Thomp
son, J. Wade, T. Hayden, George Bar
Der, D. Donovan, P. McManus, A. Gill
lis, ]. Rausig and Robert A. Benson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart A. Lynch of 400 East Fifth street,
on Nov. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Flynn, 1909 East
Third street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Helen
Cecilia Flynn, to Simon Henri For
gette of this city. The wedding will
take place the latter part Of this
month.
At the social given by the Ladies
Tabernacle Society Of the st. Glenn
ents' Catholic church Wednesday
evening, prizes were awarded. The
grand prize was a beautiful rug which
was won by Mrs. H. Tucker of Gar
field avenue.
Railroad trainmen of the West End
organized a new lodge Sunday eve.
o. 1ryn1 Lo
S31. Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, and has a charter membership
Of over fifty members. H. j. Lyons
was elected president of the brother
hood.
At the regular meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of the A. O. H., last
Tuesday evening, sewing club was
4 organized to help in the work of fur
4 nishing the st. James orphanage. The
first meeting of the club will be Mon
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
John Murphy, s1s West Fourth street.
The formal opening of the new
school hall of the st. Jean Baptiste
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty
NTH avenues west, took place the
saother evening under the auspices OF
the various societies of the church.
The principal addresses of the eve
ming were given by Mayor r. D. Haven,
who congratulated the French people
Ion their entertainment place, and by
Rev. Father Outlet of the st. Jean
Baptiste parish. The program was fol-
b lowed by a bazar arranged by the
ladies. The new hall has cost $4,000,
land is a credit to the French Cath
aolics Of the West End. It is con-
structed Of stone and brick and stands
ssbetween the church and the rectory.
The bazaar will be continued at the
church every evening until Nov. II.
and a program has been arranged for
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