The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-09-22

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the city Sunday.
M. R. Isham, of Minneapolis, was
in the city Thursday and Friday.
J. o. Nolander and family spent
Sunday in this city from Eveleth.
A guarantee bond given with every
Pcninsular stove. Sold only by M.
Gleason & Sons.
Nels Hillman came up from Endion
and visited with his numerous friends
in Ely few days this week.
Nicholas, Farah, Zein & Co., have
disposed of their stock in this city
and left for Duluth yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Bert Bartholomew came up
from Duluth Saturday and spent a
few days in this city with her hus-
band.
Rev. Higgins of New Duluth, con-
Quoted services at the Presbyterian
church in this city Sunday morning
and evening.
Miss e. Price and Miss Burkhart
of Virginia came up Saturday and
spent Sunday in this city the guests
Of Mrs. e. j. Gilbert.
Mrs. Cox, who has been at the bed
side of her son, Will, for two weeks,
leaves tomorrow morning for her
home in Ishpeming.
Mowry Bates, of Biwabik, was up a
few days this week making arrange
ments for loading and shipping the
steam shovel to Biwabik.
Mrs. Mary Crowner left for Sarinac,
Mich, Friday morning. Mrs. Crown
er leaves many friends in this city
who regret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowe are re-
joicing over the arrival of a son at
their home Monday morning. Mother
and son doing well and Frank is rap
idly recovering.
The building known as the Sam
Brown place has been purchased by a
relative of Mr.. Horovitz and the same
is being put in condition for the ulti-
mate occupancy by the Ely Clothing
Co.
Any one indebted to us on subscrip-
sion will surely be pleased to learn
that we can use several cords of good
wood both at the Office and at our
home. 81 worth of wood will do very
nicely.
Max Buh and family, of Tower, re-
turned home yesterday morLing after
several days spent in visiting friends
In this city. Mr.. Bun is editor of the
Amerikanski Slovenec, the Slavonic
paper published in that city. q
The Minnesota stockpiles at Soudan
have been cleaned up something that
has not occurred since the depression
in the iron market began four years
ago. Shipments from this mine will
be lessened gradually until the freeze
up 0currs.
Job Whiteside, who has. spent a
year or more in Canada, returned to-
day and Immediately went into camp
with a crew of men getting out tim
Der for the Knox Lumber Co. The
many friends of Job were glad to see
him.
Bert Hopkins and VIM. McVeigh,
of Duluth, were in the city few days
this week. The gentlemen in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barth-
olemew spent day on Bass lake
where the had excellent success secur-
ing something like SO Of the black
beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs Richardson arrived in
the city last evening and Immediately
left in company with j. r. West and
an Indian for Burnside where they
will spend few weeks at Leisure
Lodge" Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
were married yesterday at Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia. B. Sturtevant ac-
companied Mr.. Sturtevant's aged
mother who has been visiting her son
and family in this city for several
months, to Chicago this morning.
They were the guests of Superintend-
ent Owens of the D. & I. h. in his
special car as far as Duluth.
"Dick" Polkinghorn thought he
would go to work Monday morning
having recovered from his recent
accident. He had barely stepped into
the barn about his work when one Of
the greys kicked him on the knee.
This in face of the fact that he had
barely recovered from a three weeks
lay up, shows him very unlucky.