The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04


morning.
Miss Alta Owens and Miss Margaret
McInnis, of Tower, attended the
recital and dance in this city, Thurs
day evening.
Miss Addie Van Blarcom took her
departure Monday for st. Cloud,
where she will attend school the
coming term.
G.. S. Eggleston, d. Hairy and L..
Parker, of Iron River. Wis.,, are in
the city today. They are ON land
looking trip.
II. r, Armstrong, chief of police of
Duluth, accompanied by John p.
Marshall, of ST. Louis, Mo-, were in
the city last evening.
A. C. Olson, representing G. H.
Reeves & Co., Duluth commission
merchants, was in the city interview
ing customers Monday.
Jos. Thomas. returned from Besse-
mer today, after an absence of several
months, during which time he went
through seige of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Dune. Mckinley left for her
home at Duluth Friday morning,
after spending several weeks on Burnt
side lake with the Brownell family.
Miss Emma Wilson and nephew,
Earl Fenske, will leave tomorrow
morning for visit with Miss Wilson's
parents and relatives at Detroit,
Mich.
Miss r. Bingham, who has been
spending several weeks in this city,
the guest of Miss Morrison and Miss
Goldsworthy, returned to Duluth
Saturday.
Contractor Nels Elsberg was in the
city Monday. Mr.. Elsberg was up
noting the filing work going on be-
tween here and Tower on the d.
& [. r.
Prof 0. Castren went to SOudan
Friday, to see the new band of which
he is the teacher. The band are
supplied with G. G.. Conn's instruments
all through.
d. Yezner and wife, left this morn
ing for St. Paul, where Mrs. YeZner
will visit parents while Dave goes to
Chicago to purchase fall stock for
Kaufman & Yezner.
Mrs. Geo. and Alex Scott and Mrs.
Jas. Jameson, departed Friday MORN
ing for Pennsylvania homes, after
spending week very pleasantly with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scheaffer.
Judge M. o. Aubolee, left Saturday
morning for an extended visit in St.
Paul. Judge Cowling, fills the bench
at the municipal court room during
the absence of Judge Aubolee.
A. r. Mills, Spofford Mills and j.
V. LeClair, of Superior, and E.
Laitre, of Hamburg, Germany, were
in the city over Sunday, looking over
this charming city and surroundings.
Miss Mayme Carey, arrived Thurs
day evening from Republic, Mich,
for few days visit with her brother,
Jas. Carey, and sister, Mrs. John
Glode, in this city. She left again
Monday for her home.
Photographer Opie left Monday
morning for Minneapolis. On the
door of his studio he left a note say
ing "Gone fishing, will return about
the 18TH" We are not aware that
Weaver is a fishing resort.
M. G. Holohan and wife, of Duluth,
are it the city. Mr.. Holohan is in
specting the loading or a purchase of
lumber at the Knox mill. Mrs. Holo-
han is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Bearringer while in the city.
Ed. Cram, who has made Ely his
home since the first house was built,
left yesterday morning for British
Columbia, where he expects to remain
in the future. Enroute he will visit
his farm in Dakota for few weeks.
In the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cram, Ely loses two good citizens.
Fred w. LIE Sueur, special agent of
the land department is in the city.
Mr.. LeSueur will leave tomorrow
morning for trip to the boundary by
canoe route. He will be accompanied
by A. w. KuehnOw, general freight
and passenger agent of the n. P.
road at Duluth.
In q Hurry.