The Irish standard., 1910-01-22
teaching those who will go upon these

teaching those who will 60 upon these
lands.
William Haley, who sustained a dis
located shoulder by being thrown
from sleigh last week, is improving
rapidly at st. Mary's hospital. Mr..
Haley is the popular city salesman
for the Victor Commission company.
At the annual installation cere-
monies of Santa Maria court, No. 1922,
w. c. o. F., held last week at Gilley's
hall, West Duluth, the presentation
was made to Mrs. st. Germain, who
has been chief ranger Of Sancta Maria
court for some years, and has again
been reelected, Of a beautiful rocking
chair, as a token of esteem from the
members of her court, and on behalf
of the members of ST. James court,
No. 614. Augustine Murphy, who has
been recording secretary of the local
court for the past eight years, was
presented with a beautiful rocking
chair as a token of esteem and appre-
; citation OF his work for the local court
and the order. Rev. Father D. w.
Lynch made the presentations.
The ladies of st. James Catholic
church gave musical entertainment
and card party at Gilley's hail. West
Duluth, Thursday evening. A large
crowd was present and the evening
| was enjoyed by all.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs James Burke, 200 Eighteenth
avenue west, on Jan. ~.
Sister Naura Schmidt, nurse at
st. Mary's hospital for IA years, died
at the hospital Tuesday night as the
result of a paralytic stroke which she
suffered two days after Christmas.
Sister Naura was 81 years old. She
came to Duluth in 1889 and many a
patient at the hospital will remember
her kindly Offices gratefully. The
funeral was held Thursday morning
with services in the chapel of Villa
Scholastica. Father Lyden had
charge of the services, assisted by
Fathers Outlet and Lacosel. Inter-
ment was made in the private ceme-
terry of the Benedictine community.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sheridan, 1929
East Third street, left recently for
Pass Christian, Miss, to be absent
from the city during the balance of
the winter.
After all that surgical skill, loving
hearts and willing hands could do for
him, fully fortified with the rites of
the Church, Joseph j. Connolly died
in st. Mary's hospital, Jan. 2, where
he was sent as the result of an acct
dent on the Missabe ore docks. while
operating a derrick for the Barnett
Record company. He was buried
from st. James church, Jan. 6, Rev.
D. w. Lynch conducting the funeral
services. Those attending the fune-
raj from the outside were his broth
ers John of Chicago, Philip of Detroit
and P. F. Connolly, an uncle, of Sioux
City. Other relatives present were
Mrs. NJ. Foley, st. Paul; Mrs. M. ].
Delmore. st Cloud, and Miss Cora Alb
bott OF LIE Sueur. Besides his wife
and one child, deceased is survived by
his parents, six brothers and four sis
ters.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the An
cient Order of Hibernians held an in
stallation of officers Tuesday evening.
Jan. II, at Cathedral hall. with Miss
May Hammill, county president, as in
stalling officer. The names of the Of
hcers follow: President, Mrs. Sara
Murphy; vice president, Mrs. w. Nc
GraW; financial and insurance secre-
tary; Mrs. Mary McRae; recording
secretary, Miss Eva Mcnamara: treas
urer, Miss Catherine Driscou: mis-
tress-at-arms, Miss Mary Garvey:
sentinel, Miss Catherine Coserove.
chairman of the standing committee.
Mrs. E. Gallagher: members of tha
standing committee, Mrs. Doherty.
Mrs. Nellie Sullivan Mrs. Perry and
Mrs. John Day. Bishop McGolrick
gave talk on Irish history recon-
mending the study of it to the branch
as whole and also tn tho ;nd;,,;d,,o,