The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-09-08

DOu guy your winter OfeTCUdJ uu-
til you have first examined the Wanna
maker and Brown samples.
Miss Edyth Ireland left Monday
morning for Minneapolis to begin her
school term in that city.
| Robt. Whiteside and family came
up from Duluth Saturday for a visit
with relatives in this city.
Capt. and Mrs, Frank Thomas and
daughters are at Hamline this week
in attendance of the State Fair.
All the witnesses and jurors summon
ed from this city for the several trials
went to Duluth Monday morning.
Miss Birdie Westcott left Friday
morning for Winona where she will
attend school the coming season.
Miss May Densmore is up from Du-
luth for few days visit with her
brother John and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bawden left
Tuesday morning for an extended
visit with relatives in Michigan.
Benny Merrill went to Duluth this
morning to assist Dan Garrison to
make final proof before the land Office.
Miss Jessie Goldsworthy took her
departure for Minneapolis Tuesday
where she will attend school this win
ter.
Mrs. Cox. of Ishpeming, mother Of
Will Cox, arrived Monday evening to
be at the bedside of her typhoid fever
suffering son.
]. c. Rapson has discontinued his
restaurant business in this city and
has secured a situation as cook in
Stewards camp.
Chas. johnson, of Mountain Iron,
came up Monday to attend the funer-
al of his father, John johnson who
died at Winton.
Chas. Lewis and John Densmore
have returned from their canoeing
trip to Eastwood lake. They report
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Aspegren who has been in
Milwaukee consulting physicians and
taking treatment returned home
Monday evening.
If you can buy clothing cheaper or
better at any other place, don't buy
of Wanamaker s. Brown.
W. r. OPIE, Agent.
Master Jimmie Toxin who has
been visiting his cunts and uncles in
this city for several weeks left for his
home in Soudan Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hunter and daughter.
Maggie, of Soudan has been in the
city few days this week visiting
friends and relatives,
Miss Evelyn Tracey returned Mon
day from her home in the southern
part of the state to resume her posit-
ion in the Ely schools.
Miss Fuller and Miss Nessel. have
returned from their vacation visits
and resumed their respective positions
iu the Ely schools.
Messrs. lien and Trask, the gen.
tlemen who have been spending sew
eral weeks in this vicinity enjoying
our lake scenery, left for their New
York homes Monday.
M. E. Gleason, of NJ. Gleason &
Sons, is in Minneapolis this week tax
ing course of lessons in embalming.
Incidentally he is also taking in the
State Fair. u
The latest popular song is "Who
Caught Clark in the Chicken Coop"
and it is being sung with great sue
cess by our railroad boys. The song
was composed by Con Sullivan and set
to music by Billy Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Pike returned
Monday from their two weeks camp
at Burnside. During their stay in
camp they had as their guests Mrs. A.
L. Giles and Mrs. Peter Schaefer and
son Stuart.
Miss Pearl Glassford, left Saturday
morning for Two Harbors where she
visited until Monday from which
place she went to Minneapolis to be-
gin her school duties.
Capt. John Donavan, who in former
years made this city his home but
now resident of Duluth, is in the
city this weekrenewing acquaintance
and looking up his land interests.
| Prices on clothing are on the hard
times basis at the Wanamaker &
Brown agency this season and the
price of wool is climbing up. w. R..
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