The Irish standard., 1910-07-02

have examined the patent, speak we'll
of it. The raising is done by wheels,
instead of ratchets. Arrangements may
be made for the manufacture of the
devices here at the Head of the Lakes.
Connolly, who has since died, was the
son of James Connolly Of ia North
Sixty third avenue west.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Hallen,
daughter Of John D. Hallen of 100
North goth avenue west to William B.
Conway of Superior, took place We'd
nesday morning at st. Clements
church. The bride is popular West
End young lady. They will reside in
Superior.
Miss Agnes Poirier, whose engage
ment to George Albert Tuck has been
announced, will leave the latter part
of this week for San Francisco, where
she will meet Mr.. Tuck. The wedding
will take place there.
Ivy IC VI OIL ANOl III OOIu ave-
nue. west has returned from the Uni
versity Of Michigan
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Magic have
closed their city home for the summer
and are at Pleasant Hill farm for the
season.
Miss Mary MacAlinder, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix MacAlinden of 1896
West Huron. street, was married to
Jerome Lockhart of New Duluth We'd
nesday at ST. Clements Catholic
church. Twenty-first avenue west and
Third street. They will make their
home at New Duluth upon their re-
turn.
John Flynn, the first white man TO
Vermilion to barter with the Indians,
will celebrate his ninety seventh birth
day Saturday, June 20, at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. j. P. DAILY Of 1902
West Third street. He was a pioneer
at the Head of the Lakes, coming to
Duluth when there was settlement
of few rude shanties.
He was born in Ireland on June %,
1913, and came to America with his
parents in 1925, when IL years old. His
family settled in Canada, living the
life of the typical Canadian frontier
folk. Most of his boyhood was spent
in Canada. In 1880, then 81 years old,
he moved to the United States settling
in Illinois, but later came to the Head
of the Lakes and then later settled at
Rush City, Mimi, where he engaged
in farming.
The wedding of Miss Aurelia Fran
ces Calhoun to Edward w. Deety took
place Wednesday morning at the
cathedral, Rev. Father Limmer officiat-
ing. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Katherine
Stephens, 3O7 Eighth avenue east
They will be at home after Aug. Is,
at 300 Eighth avenue east.
w. J. Carroll, a former West Duluth
man, is visiting friends in the western
end of the city. Mr. Carroll resides
at Harbor Beach, Mich.
Mr.. Carroll Is in Duluth, a guest at
the home of r. P. Tins of 514 East
Third street, where his brother Harry
s. Carroll, advertising manager for a
large department store in Los Angeles.
Is also a guest. Mr.. Carroll left West
Duluth six years ago. He was an early
settler in Duluth.
Miss Mary Hart has returned from
Villa Maria academy at Frontenac.
Mimi, to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hart of
Thirty-f1fth street.
The steel canopy for the kiosk which
was secured for Duluth through the
efforts of Bishop James McGolrick ar
rived Monday and was set in place
near the center of the lot between First
and Second streets just east of the
court house, where the newly con-
structed paths cross.