The Irish standard., 1909-07-03
FROM DULUTH.

y park Wednesday,. They were accom-
y panied by Rev. Father Raymond, chap
II lain; Rev. Father Lynch, P. H. Martin,
Louis Hamill, Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Van
dour Miss Gilley and several of the
" sisters. The ladies above named sup
plied the refreshments and the street
n car company conveyed the children
free of charge. Mr.. johnson of Fifty
eighth avenue west, donated a large
amount of fruit. The children return
ised home at $50 in the evening after
having spent practically the entire day
X in the open. Bishop McGolrick visited
4 the Orphanage Thursday to make ar
rangements for a picnic to be given
the children in the near future. Speak
ing of the new orphanage the bishop
4 said that he hoped the outside work
would be completed in the course of a
4 few months, and the entire building
finished within a year.
Miss Margaret Mcdonnell of 1902
East Third street. has returned from
weeks visit at Villa Marie academy
at Lake City. MINI. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mary Mcdonald Of
West Duluth who attended the
academy during the year.
The marriage of Miss Mary Teresa
Ryan, daughter Of Mrs. Catherine
Ryan, and Fred Eugene Laberdie. took
place at ST. Clements church last
Y Tuesday morning. The services were
< read at o'clock by Rev. Father Ray
sister, Miss Lillian Ryan, and the
groomsman was Walter Ryan, brother
Of the bride. Following the ceremony
reception was held at the home Of
the brides mother, 1928 Railroad street
Mr.. and Mrs. Laberdie left that even
ing for wedding trip to Mr.. Laber-
hies old home at Saxon, Wis, and will
be at home at Proctor after July 1.
Mrs. Angelina Cramer aged 70
years, died early Saturday morning at
her home at Arnold after an illness Of
several months. Besides her husband
she leaves three children, one of whom
is daughter Mrs. J. F, Nol. 7O7 West
Second street. The funeral was held
Monday Afternoon from the family resi-
dence at Arnold. Intermcnt was at
Calvary cemetery.
The marriage of Hugh F. Cameron
and Miss Elizabeth Maggie was solemn
lied Wednesday morning at the st.
James Catholic church by Rev. D. W.
Lynch, who read the service at 8
O'clock. The couple will be at home
after one week at 3o3 South Fifty
seventh avenue west.
55ef Miss Ella Brotherton of Spokane,
Wash. is visiting in West Duluth.
At ST. Clements church at the West
end the wedding of Miss Maude Ellen
Il McCloud and Thomas G. Harrie took
place Tuesday morning. The services
were read at o'clock by the Rev.
!. Father Brockmeyer. Mr. Harrie and
his bride will be at home after short
wedding trip on West Second street.
DIX John Flynn. who came to Duluth
( when it was made up Of only two or
three rude shanties in the Wilderness
celebrated his ninety-sixth birthday. at
a the home of his daughter, Mrs. ]. c..
DAILY of 1902 West Third street. John
1 Flynn was the first white man to make
the trip from st. Paul to Lake YER
million to trade with the Indians He
came to Duluth on the fourteenth day
I Of April, in 1865, from Illinois. He
has five sons and one daughter. One
son, Richard Flynn Of 1877 South Twen-
ty-eighth avenue west, and one daugh-
& ter, Mrs. ]. c. Daily, reside in the city.
P. H. Martin. Of West Duluth, has
s filed his petition as candidate for
Y the school board. Mr.. Martin is a
well known West Duluth business man,
state president of the c. o. F., and
u his many friends feel assured of his
88 election.
Miss Alice O'Brien is the first woman
M to drive an automobile from ST. Paul
III to Duluth. She arrived in the city
X Tuesday. driving an American Trav-
eler. She had as her guests Miss Null.
y 1ery and J. c. Mullery of st. Paul. The
party left this morning, and Miss
O'Brien will drive the car on the re.
NIX turn trip also. Miss O'Brien is the
NJ daughter of William O'Brien, the we'll.
known lumberman, and local enthu
siasts are much interested in her Ions
b drive.
Michael Derring of 22O North Fifty.
u. first avenue west has received wore
Of the marriage of his son, Anthony
Ito Miss Margaret Hickey of Omaha
at Fremont. Neb. They will maxi
tour of the eastern cities and afte
July Is will be at home at Omaha.
Work has begun on the clearing o
the new line of the Minnesota Stee