The Irish standard., 1909-05-15
FROM DULUTH.

The Ladies' auxiliary, No. l, A. o.
81. have contributed $3.50 to the fund
s,sEor, the building of the Cathedral high
school. The money was raised on card
sparties and social entertainments CIV
u an the past winter, a rattle on hand
plate bringing s1s5, and shows
ttWhat can be accomplished by the
workers of division, and still leave
Il, their treasury intact.
sA.ssAfter lingering between life and
death for four days, Richard F. Phil
lips, of Ala Nineteenth avenue west
died late Sunday afternoon at ST
aMary's hospital as result of a para
s.lytic stroke. He was stricken very
suddenly the preceding Wednesday
evening when returning home from his
work at the Northern Pacific yards.
dorpped to the sidewalk and had to be
carried the remainder Of the distance.
,i~The stroke which proved fatal was
the. second. the first one having oc-
& CURED a week previous. 1t was of a
trivial nature and but little attention
was paid to it at the time Mr.. Phil
lips was we'll known railroad sup
ply man at the West end. He leaves
a widow. three daughters. Ella. Ethel
and Evelyn, and three sons. John,
Harold and Charles. The eldest son
vi 81 10
of the family reside in Duluth. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
from st. Clements church, with in
terment at Calvary.
The wedding of Miss catherine Irene
Mccoy and George y Gilman will
take place Tuesday morning. May 49,.
at st. Clements Catholic church. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding break
fast will be served at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
MCCOY, of 81 Twenty-n avenue
west.
Miss Laura Mcmahon, of this city.
twas bridesmaid at the wedding of
1fiss Marie. Mcmahon of Portland,
FORE, and Charles H. Hilleman Of
ILehr, N. D., which was celebrated a
Few days ago in St. Paul.
Excavation work on the basement Of
1.-THE new Cathedral high school was
started Monday morning and will be
rapidly pushed to completion.
{. The funeral of Fred Keaton, the
,two-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ]. Keaton, Sill Roosevelt street.
WIS held last Saturday morning at
nine o'clock from the residence. In
terment was at Calvary cemetery.
81 DR.. E. w. Fahey has returned from
Minneapolis where he attended The
state meeting of the knights of Co.
! lumbus.
Mr.. A. j. Whalen has left for Vir-
ginia, Mimi, where he has taken a
position with the Oliver Iron Mining
company.
Father V. Outlet, of the st. Jean
Baptiste church, Twenty-fifth avenue
west and Third street. has been called
& to- Quebec. Can, to the bedside of his
dying father. FIR. Outlets father is
oyer Sc years of age, and was fast
failing when word was received here.
Mrs. William Cole, wife Of a we'll
+ known Northern Pacific engineer, liv-
{ Ing at 1916 West Second street, died
at st. Mary's hospital Tuesday night
at 8:45. Death was caused by a sud
den case Of peritonitis. She was 80
years Of age and had lived for IL
years at the home on West Second
street. The funeral will be held Sat-
furday morning at o'clock from ST.
Clements church, with interment al
GfCalvary cemetery. The deceased ID
survived by a husband and two chill
I ;drsn.
Mrs. Christ Murphy, who has been
/ visiting relatives and friends at Grand
6arais, Mimi, has returned to he,
home at West Duluth.
valuable iron mining property ir
II Michigan. which yields a large income
has come into the possession of Pat.
u rick Doran, of the firm of Campbell
" w. Doran of this city. The propert,
4 Ihecomes Mr.. Doran's by the terms
Ola will Of the widow Of Mr.. Doran's
4 brother. The brother died severa
years ago and all his possessions were
/, le&t to his wife. She died recently and
IsyEiiled all her wealth to her Duluth
s,Iretative. The property is at Crysta
], ss(Falls, in Iron county. Michigan. anc
shas two mines on it which have beer
,I1iproducing for long time. They are
lsoperated by the Corrigan- McKinne,
q apeople, Of Cleveland and the income
a from the mines made the owner YER,
IL Wealthy, in personal property as wei
II In the valuable land holdings. With.
aa|lnsrecent time the property has beer
a revenue of $4,000 yea,
md those who have any information