The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-07-17
FROM DULUTH.

A large crowd OF members of the
A. o. H. OF st. Louis county was pre-
sent at Cathedral Hall, Sunday after
noon, when the state Degree team con-
ferred the degrees of the order on a
class Of $50 candidates, consisting of
members OF Divisions No. !, 4, 6 and Z.
The degree team, composed of Daniel
Eeefe, Jim Doyle, E. Burns and John
Mcmahon, OF st. Paul, and John Shelby
oil Montgomery, Mimi, carried out the
work in an efficient and impressive
manner and at the conclusion of the
ceremonies were warmly congratulated.
The hall was profusely decorated with
bunting and the national colors, and
County President F. T. Ryan presided.
After spending six years in Aus
tralia, India and the Fiji islands, John
L. Phillips, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Phil
lips of 414 North Nineteenth avenue
west, has returned to Duluth. He was
formerly employed by a railroad here.
Mr. Phillips relates many thrilling
and Interesting stories of life in the
artipodes and says that there is no
Better opening for thrifty young
man than Australia. where land is
cheap and the country especially
adapted to farming and sheep raising.
Miss Nellie McNulty, who was oper-
a-ed on at st. Marys hospital last
week for pericolitis. is reported as re-
covering rapidly. DR.. W. H. Magic
performed the operation.
Mrs. ]. L. Dorsey Of 105 Cascade
street. has gone to seaforth, Ont, on
a visit.
Judge Lewis J. Conlan of New York
city, and William N. Penny, clerk If
the criminal division of the supreme
court of New York, who are spending
their vacation in Duluth and vicinity,
guests at the Spalding, left last Friday
FIR Washington Harbor, Isle Royale,
On a fishing trip. r. B. Scott, the new
manager of the Island House at Isle
Royale has been mine host to Judge
Conlan and Mr.. Penny in the south.
The annual pinto of Division No. 1.
A. o. H. will be held at Fairmont Parl
on Thursday. Aug, 5. The committee
In charge of the arrangement is rapid :
~ getting things into shape for a very
successful outing, a good program of
sports being planned for the afternoon
and dancing in the evening.
Mr.. John B. Pewters, representing the
Irish Standard, is at present in the CITY,
f. S. Kelly and Edward whalen OF
The, Kelly Furniture company left Sat-
urday evening for the Eastern mar.
kets. where they will spend about two
weeks making extensive purchases Ut
goods for the fall trade
Father Raymond OF the st. Glenn
ents Catholic church of the West end
lett Sunday morning for trip down
the lakes on one of the lake freighters,
He will visit at Chicago. Milwaukee
and some of the other lower lake ports
before returning to Duluth. He will,
also travel in the East. He expected
to return in about four weeks.
After three severe attacks of hic-
coughs in thirteen years, Thomas Fetch
OF the st. Louis hotel says that he IL
going to Rochester, Minn., to inter
view the Drs. Mayo and see IL thew
cannot cure him. He has just been
released from st. Marys hospital Dur
ins the attacks Mr.. Feigh suffers
greatly, and his life is in danger from
them. The first attack visited hin,
thirteen years ago in Superior, and
the second was two years ago in Du-
luth. .'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan Of Tow
anda, Pa, arrived on the North West
Tuesday evening to spend the summer
with their son, Francis W. Sullivan If
1923 East First street.
Members Of the congregation Of the
st. James Catholic church are con-
sfdering the project of building a $780,
600 school building and auditorium on
the vacant church property adjoining
the parsonage on North 57th avenue
west. Rev. Father Lynch. pastor of the
church. says that II funds can be
raised such building will be erected
He says he is in favor of a three-
story building with a gymnasium in
the basement, parochial school room.
and. a small hall on the first floor,
school rooms on the second and large
auditorium on the third.