The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-06-15

IIoiH MS chicago Trip.
VIM. Ward. of Blwabik, was In the
city few days this week.
Miss Maggie O'Brien is visiting her
sister Mrs. Dricoli at Sparta.
Mrs. T. Gardner and son Thos. left
today for Duluth on visit.
Louis Sletten has begun the erec-
tion Of barn on the rear of his lot.
NJ. Vail has sold to A. Crussman, lot
4, block IA, for consideration Of $500.
The Gun club INDUCED In practice
shoot Sunday. The scores were light.
Remember the Presbyterian social
at the Kinney building Friday even
ing.
NJ, Bunnel and son, of Duluth were
visitors In the city few days last
week.
The Chandler model leaves tomor-
row morning for the exposition at
Omaha.
Base ball and bat given away free
with every boys suit at the Ely Cloth
ing Cos.
Mrs. VIM. Abramson leaves Satur-
day morning for Butte, Montana to
join her husband.
S. A. Jameson, Of West Duluth,
conducted Presbyterian services in
this city last Sunday.
HarrySpooner, of Duluth, has arriv-
ed and accepted position with the
Exchange as night clerk.
Mira. NJ. o. Aubolee came up from
Two Harbors Saturday evening for a
visit with friends in this city.
C. C. Rupp, the Saginaw lumber
man has been in this vicinity for sew
eral days looking up timber lands.
Miss Katie Quick arrived home
Saturday evening from the University
at Hamline for the summer vacation.
81. G. Kelly, VIM. James. and DIR.
Wunder left this morning for st. Paul
where they attend the Shriner festivi-
ties.
L J. Hillberry has purchased from
e. G. Hillberry, lots, I, 2, 3, and of
block %, Whiteside's addition for
$3.50.
Jos. Skala returned Saturday from
st. Paul accompanied by his two sons
who have been attending school
there.
The Quick property opposite the
MINER office has been materially i'm
proved with new picket fence and
sidewalk. - = = :
Mrs. e Polkinghorn returned Sat-
urday evening from Minneapolis
where she had been attending the
Rebekah Grand Lodge convention.
The hills south of town have assum-
ed an agricultural phase. Consider
able planting is being done, potatoes
seemingly covering the larger area.
The ladies of the Sandman Luth-
eran church will hold bazar at the
Turf hall Sunday evening. Coffee,
lunch and ice cream will be served.
The petition for the Burnside road
is before the committee On streets and
bridges Of the county commissioners
and will come up for action in its
turn.
Show your patriotism by having the
American flag printed in colors on
your stationary. We are prepared To
do it at a small cost. Call and see
samples.
Mrs. W. E. Pike returned Tuesday
evening from her Saltwater visit.
She was accompanied by her nephew.
Walter Kitty who will spend a few
monts In this city.
The entertainment given by the
Ladies Guild at the Opera house We'd
nesday evening was a complete sue
cess in every particular. Local talent
did themselves proud.
Thos. e. Miller returned Friday
evening from st. Paul where he had
been as delegate'of Ely Lodge No.
go to the Grand Lodge of I. o. o. f.
which convened in that city.
Mrs. burlington has arrived from
Two Harbors and will spend few
weeks with her husband Ia this city.
Mr.. burlington is on the ore run be-
tween here and the Junction.
Parties report seeing deer on the
hill near the Catholic church early
Monday morning. The animal leis
urly moved away west along the d. &
IL r. tracks below the depot after il