The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-08-04

The young people INDUCED in very
pleasant dancing party in Matthias
hall Thursday evening.
| An exchange says an editor of
neighboring city recently limited that
a certain married man would get into
trouble unless he ceased his attention
to a certain married woman. During
the next week fifteen different men
asked the editor confidentially if the
article had any reference to them.
Martin Pattison and party of seven
teen came up from Superior Thursday
evening and Immediately departed
for Leisure Lodge" where they will
spend month or more. Mr.. Patti
son and relatives makes the visit to
Burnside every year with great en-
jnyment.
| Miss A. c. Day, of Sussex, England,
who is making pleasure tour over
the United States and Canada, has
been spending a week in the city with
her old friend, Jos. Hyperion, and
family. Miss Day made the MINER
office pleasant call. She left here
this morning for Port Arthur from
whence she goes to Vancouver, B. c.
and from the western coast home
Lou Blake the popular engineer on
the Duluth & Iron Range, stole
march on his numerous friends and
was married in Superior Saturday
without informing the public at large
of his intentions so the story goes
and now the boys are trying to get
even by smoking good cigars at LOUIS
expense. The bride and groom have
taken up their residence in the Buff
falo Flats, Duluth.
p. NJ. Oleson has now completed
neat and convenient bath rooms at
his residence place near the shore of
the lake, when both holland cold water
baths can be had for the small charge
of Is cents. Those whose ambition
runs towards taking a bath occasional
~, whether they need it or not, will
do well by seeing Mr.. Oleson. Good
attendance guaranteed.
OH. Warren, of Minneapolis. four
years ago conducting explorations for
Conkey & Warren in this vicinity,
was in the city yesterday looking over
his interests in iron properties. Mr..
Warren thinks there is bright future
in store for the iron world and while
prospects at present are not of the
brightest, he believes that few
months will see decided change in
the situation. He returned TO- Mimi
eapo1is this morning. % s'dsi sh'tsia 2
A delightful house party was given
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. A. W..
Dutton at their home, No. 1902 East
| First street, in honor of Miss Oliver
of Saginaw, who is a Duluth visitor.
The house was very prettily decorated
with cut flowers in honor of the Occa-
sion. The evening was spent by the
50 guests present in dancing in the
billiard hall on the upper floor to
music furnished by Hoare's orchestra.
The function was one given for the
younger society set and particularly
for the out of town girls visiting the
Icity.-Duluth News Tribune, (Sat.)
The three nights entertainment t
given Friday, Saturday and Monday
nights by Prof. G. A. Miller and his
excellent company were enjoyed by
all who attended and we can positive
ly assure those who did not attend
that they missed good thing. Mr..
Miller is magician of no small at
tainments and many Of his acts are as
good as it has been our pleasure to see.
Mr.. FitZgerald's dancing acts are AL
and his musical sketches are good.
They played to rather small houses
while here which was probably ac-
counted for in the fact that pay day
was so far off. We will recommend
Mr.. Miller to any audience on the
ranges as an entertainer.
"Well, my son." said the editor Of
the Danville Breeze to his son, who
wanted wheel, you'll find one in
the front end of that wheelbarrow,
and there is big pile of coal ashes
back of the house that will have to be
moved. The handle bars are of white
ash and are adjustable, so you can get
any style of hump on that suits your
fancy. 1t is regulated largely by the
load you put on. The bigger the load
the more you have to hump yourself.
Be care full and don't mar the enamal
on the frame, and keep the ball-bear-
ings well oiled so they won't cut into
l. IL. l.