The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-02-10
FROM: DULUTH

On Friday, February 2d, the nurses
training school at st. Mary's hospital
graduated it's first class of nurses. At
interesting commencement exercises
hast evening at the cathedral scnool
auditorium diplomas OF graduation
were given to MISS Mary G. Gowan Ut
Virginia., Miss Evelyn T.. Baalim, CAL
l,;,ry, Alta. Can, Miss Agnes c. La
Aonuc. Forest City, Mich, Miss jose
pnne Il. Llslon, ottawa, Miss Char
.otte M. Barnes, Port Arthur, Miss
Lucy O'Grady,a Montreal, and Miss
theresa Cannon of Marinette, Wis.
besides these diplomas OF graduation
We're gwen the following sisters: Sis
ter M. Bonilace, Sister NJ. II. Hiltrudis.
sister NJ. DE Sales, Sister M. AdelDert,
sister NJ. Aayier, Sister Nj. Loretta.
sister M. Bertha, and Sister M. Cab
riel. Bishop McGolrick who conferred
the diplomas, gave an interesting talk
in which he set down four rules to
aid the nurses in their work. They
were: To obey absolutely the orders
OF the physician III charge; to keep in
sacred confidence what they cannot
help of the domestic affairs of their
patients; to keep themselves in the
best OF health. not letting their zeal
lead them to ovcrwork, and wherever
they go to look well to their souls.
Dr.. w. II. Magic spoke on the Ills
tory Of Medicine" He praised the
work of Sister Margaret, the supcrin-
tendcnt, and summarized recent
achievements of surgery. James p.
Boyle of Evelcth was also an inter-
csting speaker on THE Possibilities
of the Profession Of Nursing" Miss
Catherine Bell delighted the large
audience with two piano selections.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan sung delightfully."-.
The knights of Columbus will have
their annual ball Friday, February 9th,
at the Spalding. A large crowd is OK
pected.
The 21st annual ball given by the
Duluth police was held Monday cvc-
ming at the Armory hall. The largest
crowd that there has been ever in the
Armory hall was entertained.
The wedding of Miss Maude Sapp
and Daniel O'Ncill was solemnized this
morning at the Sacred Heart Cathed-
raj at O'Clock. Rev. Father Floyd
ofticiated.
Daniel w. Lawler was guest at
the spalding Tuesday. Mr.. Lawler
went to Superior Wednesday to adj
dress the Order OF I1lks.
Martin J. Forrestal is now busy
working on lis new patent, device
for keeping newspapers III the streets
for which the sale may be obtained
by dropping two cents in the slot and
getting the paper. Mr.. Forrestal is
positive that his new patent will do
away with the necessity Of young boys
straining Their voices trying to peddle
the papers.
The city election that was pulled off
here Tuesday. the 9Th, after about four
weeks of the most spirited campaign
that has ever been held in this city,
gives DR.. j. \. McCuen a majority of
about 1.iO0 votes over Mayor Cullum,
the present city chief. Frank Jordan
is reelected chairman of the I'd ward
for the fourth term which shows that
Mr. Jordan is appreciated by the peo-
pie of that ward. H. P. Curren was
re-elected alderman for the fourth
ward. +. H. Martin, was knocked out
by Socialist in the eighth ward. This
was the only Socialist in the entire
city that was elected although they
had man for every ward and also
one for mayor. The bonds for the