The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-23

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the hospital to see Miss Kelley's
father, who is patient there.
FROM DULUTH.
Governor John A. johnson has APP
pointed Rt. Rev. James McGolrick as
one of the delegates to represent the
State Of Minnesota at the celebration
Of the centennial of Lincoln's birth at
the old Lincoln Farm in Hutchinsville,
Ky.
The wedding Of J. F. McCarty of Du-
luth and Miss Mary e. Wertin, daugn-
ter of Mrs. Amelia Washburn Of Han
cock, took place last Tuesday morn
ing at st. Mary's church on Wabash
avenue, Chicago. Rev. Father Rezek of
Houghton read the service. Mr.. Nc
Carthy and his bride will make an ex-
tended tour through Europe. Mr.. Nc
Carthy is vice president Of the Nc
Carthy Bros. Grain company and is
widely known in Duluth, where he and
Mrs. Mccarthy will be at home on
their return from Europe.
William Duggan, of 1922 East First
street. is at st. Mary's hospital with
a badly sprained back, caused by the
overturning Of furniture van, which
he was driving.
Engineer James Murphy narrowly
escaped being killed Friday of last
week when the "dinkey" engine of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad company,
used in the excavation work west Of
the old Metropolitan treater, was de-
rallied and went tumbling forty feet
down the side Of the steep embankment
William ODonnell died at the county
jail last Friday. 1t was at first thought
that he was insane, but on examina-
ton he was found to be seriously Ill.
He had resided at the Exchange hotel
for the past 8 years, and the funeral
was held Monday morning.
The annual installation Of the: off,
GERS of st. James Court, No. GA, G. =.
F., was held Thursday evening in Gill
ley's hall. Owing to sickness of one
of the officers of the Sancta Maria
courts w. c. o. F., the Installing of the
officers Of that court was postponed
for one month. Deputy High CHIEF
Ranger Joseph Bellmeur acted as the
installing officer. The following we e
installed: Chief ranger William A.
Drappeau; vice chief ranger, William
McVeigh; past chief ranger, c. r.
Madden; recording secretary. Angus
tine Murphy; financial secretary, Peter
Hartogh; treasurer, Joseph Bellmeur;
trustees. c. Hugh, A. c. Schultz and
D. Bellmeur; conductors, M. F. o.
Brien and w. ]. Dohsrty; sentinel j.
Fountain. The state convention of the
order will be held this year at Little
Falls, Mimi, and the local court mas
chosen Joseph Bellmeur to represent IT.
After the ceremonies, Rev. Father
Lynch gave an interesting talk to the
members Of the order. A short social
session was then held and refresh
ments were served by the women at
the close. E
Thomas Doyle returned last Friday
from Rochester, Mimi, where he un-
derwent an operation.
Mrs. Mary Arbone, aged n years,
died Sunday afternoon at the home If
her daughter, Mrs. James Brown, 41A
North 59th avenue west. The I'm
eral was held Tuesday morning from
st. James Catholic church. with in
terment at Calvary cemetery.
Bernadette Cavanaugh, years old,
died Friday of last week Of diphtheria
at the home of his parents, 3s2 west
Third street.
The cathedral choir, assisted W
Flatten's orchestra and local talent,
sang Dubois oratorio, 'The Last
Words Of Christ" Monday evening at
the Cathedral auditorium to a crowd
ed house. The music was interesting.
and in the entire work there was a
sympathy between the musicians. that
gave to the numbers, the deep relis-
ious feeling characteristic Of 1t from
the introduction to the triumphant
'"re Deum" that follows the last wori
Of the tragedy. The music is colorful
and the work Of the choir was marked,
especially for the lines OF shading an
fine feeling displayed. The chorus was
well balanced and great credit is due
every member. The directors wero j.
w. I.antry and J. w. Eaken.