The Irish standard., 1910-06-18
SUPERIOR NEWS.

Louis F. Budenz, national organizer !
for the Young Mems Institute, who or
ganzed chapters at three of the Supe
rior Catholic churches recently, was in
the city this week enroute to Green
Bay, Fond du Lac and other eastern
Wisconsin points. He plans to return
to Superior in the fall when limitations
will be held.
Frances E. Mullany, aged II years,
who with her mother and brother
came here from Boston, Mass, about a
year ago, died Monday night at 9
o'clock from an attack of diptheria at
the home of her uncle, J. j. Casey,
1875 East Third street, Itasca. The
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at the above address and inter-
ment was made in the Catholic Nem-
adj cemetery.
The wedding of Louis A. Clarity and
Miss Nary Steter took place at WASH
burn. Wis, last Monday morning.
| Addresses and musical program,
followed the confermegt, of, the, ,ex-
allied degree on 25 candidates of the
Allouez Court, Catholic Order of For
esters in Sacred Heart auditorium last
night. The degree exercises were con-
Quoted by John E. McCabe, the state
secretary Of the order, assisted by
p. N. Bissonnette, chief ranger.
| A, banquet followed. Immediately
after and this was served under the
direction of c. ]. McGill, R. j.. Nc
Donald and p. J. Boyle. The musical
program was carried out under the
direction of the court musician, Matt
sauter. The following is the pro-
gram in full:
| Quartette. composed of Arthur Fer
land, William Hanley, Joe Murphy and
r. f. McHeague; address by A. r.
Rock; vocal solo by A. j. Ferland;
recitation by R. ]. McKinnon; vocal
solo by Joe Murphy; address by Rev
J.. NJ. owens; vocal solo by. William
T..
McCabe. .,. .,i
Until the place can be permanently
filled by appointment by the govern
} or, William O'Carroll of Superior has
} been chosen to fill the position of
superintendent of the state free en-
, ployment Office, left vacant by the re-
| oP u
: The temporary appointment was
J made by Commissioner j. D. Beck OF
the state department of labor statis-
tics. The new superintendent of the
, office is a member of the trades and
labor assembly and was at one time
!. the president Of that organization. III
3 is believed that the assembly will
3 favor the permanent employment Of
e Mr.. Carroll, in which event his ap.
:. pointment by the governor will be ex.
8 pected.
). Mr.. Carroll is prominent member
J., of Div. No. I, A. O. H.
s Mrs. Catherine Bray died Sunda,
J., evening at 7:15 o'clock at the home
s of her daughter, Mrs. J. j. Finn, 1872.
Hammond avenue. Death was caused
e by the infirmities of old age, she be-
a ing SO years and three months O
e age.
n The deceased leaves surviving hel
1 three daughters and one son. TIL,
latter is John P. Bray, of Sidney
8 Australia, U. S. consul general there
3 The daughters are Mrs. Finn Of Su
. perior, Sister Anna of ST.. Louis, Mo-
and Mrs. George w. Mason of ST
! Peter, MINI. She leaves a sister, Mis-
> Anna Hughes of Superior.
: The funeral was held at Henderson
) Mimi, on Tuesday.
) Three dollars a day will be paid TO
) berry pickers this year in the Bayfiel,
fruit belt. F. N. Lang, Of the Bayfiel,
{ Fruit Shippers association was in tow
) recently and asked William o'carrol
!: the new secretary OF the state fire.
: egm1ppifo;ysment bureau. to furnish hin