The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-11-06

on The Mills of Cod" in connection
with the execution of the Spanish an
archist, Ferrer.
farewell reception for John Con-
molly. who will leave in a few days
for Chicago, where he will take I'D the
study of court reporting. was given
Tuesday evening at Great Eastern hall,
by his friends and members of Mesaba
tribe. No. 49, Improved Order of Red
Men. A program of speeches and mu-
sic was given. Mr.. Connolly was tinan-
cial secretary Of Division No. 6, A.
o. H.
The regular meeting Of the Bishops
club was held Tuesday evening at the
club rooms on West Fourth street.
The study for the year-Italy in it's
history, art and music and literature,
was continued under the leadership
of Miss Mary Early. Bishop McGol-
rick spoke during the time devoted 20
Bible study. The program was pre-
scented by Miss May Hammel, Mrs. A.
V. Kelley, Mrs. ]. S. Lutes, Miss Agnes
Poirier, Miss Leona Monroe and Mrs
J. H. Free.
Lawrence McAlpine, an old resident
of West Duluth. died Sunday morning
at his home, s1s North lSifty-seventn
avenue west. as result of an epileptic
stroke which he suffered Sunday, while
the family was attending church.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning from st. James Catholic
church, with interment at Calvary
cemetery. Mr. McAlpine was II yea -
of age.
Joseph Connors, II years old, had
his face badly lacerated Monday even
ing about o'clock, while at work at
the Alger-Smith MILL The injuries
were the result of being accidentally
struck by timber in the face.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lydon, 923 East
Third street. were pleasantly surprise 1
Monday afternoon in honor of the
twentieth anniversary of their we'd
ding and presented with a handsome
dinner set Music was the feature of
the afternoon. Those present We're:
Mrs. E. L. Fischer, Mrs. Beck. Mrs. P
Carney. Mrs. Carney, Jr., Mrs NJ.
Clemments. Mrs. George Dale, Miss
Carmody. Mrs George Miller Mrs.
Conklin. Miss lie Borious, Mrs. KEEL
leyer, Mrs. Stein. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs
G. Miller Mrs. ]. Powers, Miss May
Lydon, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Wagner ami
Mrs. Hyland Of Superior.
| John Mady, a switchman boarding
at 1913 West Fourth street, had his
hand so badly crushed Sunday in the
Northern Pacific yards. near Fifth
avenue west, that 1t had to be ampu-
tated at St: Marys hospital The
member was caught between two cars.
He was taken to the hospital in Ford 3
ambulance.
The ladies of the Tabernacle Society
of st. Clements church gave a social
at the parish hall last Wednesday
evening
]. l.. Madden was awarded $4,000
damages by jury in the district
court against the Duluth &, Iron Range
railroad for injuries which he received
man for the company
The choir of st. Anthony's church
gave an entertainment Monday eve
ming for the benefit of the st. James
Orphanage.
The big initiation of the Catholic
Order of Foresters will take place in
this city on Sunday, Nov. 81.
At meeting Of the joint committee
of the various courts Of the order in
this city. 1t was decided to hold the
ceremonies on that date in the new
st. Jean Baptiste hall in the West
End
State Chief Ranger Martin and State
Auditor and Organizer Loskiel were
present at the meeting, and made some
valuable suggestions to the delegates
from the courts. Reports were male
by those present as to the number OF
prospective members and from ac-
counts received, it is expected to ne
the largest class ever initiated into
the order in this city.
Hubert Matthew was sentenced to
four months imprisonment at Man
chester, N. H.. when found guilty Of
Incorporating 1882 IF the funds Ut
the Catholic Order Of Foresters Of
that city. He was arrested in Duluth
about two weeks ago. He worked here
as a freight handler
The st. Clements school hall, On
Twenty-f1rst avenue west. between
Second and Third streets, is being i'm
proved SO that the basketball team
will have better quarters for it's games
this winter. new floor is being laid,
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