The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-09-02
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went to SOudan Saturday for several
days visit at that place and Tower.
Thos. Miller has gone to Sault Ste.
Marie to meet Mrs. Miller who is re-
turning from her Canada visit.
Misses Helen and Julia Webb took
their departure this morning for st.
Paul where they open in the millinery
business.
S. P. Ireland and daughter, Miss
Edith, left this morning for ST. Paul
and Minneapolis to be present at the
state fair.
Miss Maggie Morton, of Soudan, ar
rived Thursday evening for an extend
ed visit with Misses Jane and Matte
Cowling.
Mrs. W. T. Harvey and children
went to Soudan Saturday morning
where she will visit with relatives for
few days.
Howard Whiteside is dispenceing
peanuts and other delicacies on the
train in place of Sam Rtpson vino is
attending the fair.
Judge W. j. Cowling went to Two
Harbors Monday for few days visit
with eX-Judge Aubolee and other
former Ely residents.
James Sheridan Jr., will return
from Valparaiso, Ind, the latter part
of the week where he has been attend
ing school the past year.
Mrs. Cy. Greenlaw and children, Of
Winton, left Monday morning for a
visit to Duluth and several other
Minnesota and Wisconsin cities.
Miss Grace Frink departed for Su-
perior this morning after spending
several weeks in this city guest at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. West
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Fred NordQuist and family, of
Winton, left this morning for st.
Paul and Minneapolis for an extended
visit with friends and the state fair.
Miss Anna Fenske returned to Dull
nth Monday after spending several
days in this city at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fenske.
Mrs. j. Northmore and children,
who have been spending several weeks
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
B. Sturteyant, left for their home in
Chicago Saturday.
Rev. S. A. Jameson, of West Dull
nth, will deliver free lecture on
India in the Presbyterian church
Monday evening. All are invited to
hear this interesting and instructive
lecture.
Miss Wendila Eklund. Of Chicago,
has opened dressmaking parlors in the
building at the corner of Fourth
avenue and Harvey street where she
will be pleased to meet the ladies of
the city.
Geo. r. Laybourn, Republican can
didate for member of the legislature
was in the city Friday. Mr.. Laybourn
in connection with Mr.. Schmidt and
Vail will in all probability handle the
ranges in their favor. The three will
make hard ticket to beat.
M. G.. Whitford, Al. Whitford and
Jas. Whitford, Jas. Prout and John
Nichols left Saturday morning for the
Mesaba range where they will remain
few days before taking their de-
parture for the western country. The
boys were members of the City band
and in consequence of their departure
this organization has been slightly
crippled but with the new talent the
band is constantly accumulatingt their
excellence will soon be as heretofore,
of the first grade.
Just as drummer was writing his
name on the register at hotel bed
bug appeared and slowly wended its
way over the page. The man of many
grips paused in open wonder, and in
tremulous voice exclaimed: swell by
the lingo, l have been bled by Ionia
fees, bitten by Owosso spiders, tor
mented almost to death by Laings-
burg chiggers, crawled over by Ithica
galinippers, and interviewed by Lans-
ing graybacks, but I'll be doggoned if
l was ever in a place where bed-bugs
looked over the register to. find out
the number of my ROOM"