The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22


Contractor Jury on city hall matters.
The stone work on the new city hall
has been finished and the carpenter
work has begun.
i w. B. Ardouin of Duluth, promi-
nent in the land interests in this
vicinity was in the city this week
i F. S. Huse, connected with the Du-
luth postoffice department and the
City band, spent Sunday in the city
among friends,
4 John Bean an old resident of Lake
county and well known by many in
this city, died at Two Harbors a week
ago Sunday night,
/ Pete Connors and Charley Merrill
are building camps on Quinn's bay
for the exploring crew working there
for the Mahoning Iron & Steel Co.
Mrs. Ed. Crossman and children
returned Monday evening from her
months visit with friends and re-
latives in lower Michigan.
| Rumor has it that W. A. Sunday
the evangelist who spoke mere several
months ago, died at Florida two
wseks ago of yellow fever.
! Dwight E. Woodbridge, represent
ing the Iron Age of New York, has
been in the city several days this
week.
!. Thos. Over and family has moved
to the Hebert house on Chapman
street between Third and Fourth
Avenues.
Mrs. Geo. W. Cornell spent Sunday
with her husband in this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. E. Long also were
guests of Mr.. Cornell over Sunday.
! A special car was in the city Mon
day and we noticed thereon P. j..
WEIGH, DR.. Goldsworthy, D. Law
renee and J. Miller of Two Harbors.
Mrs. Jasper Williams and son of
Tower, who had been visiting friends
in this city for several days returned
to their home Tuesday.
Jas. T. Dacey of the Gogebic Boiler
Works of Duluth was in the city
Tuesday on business regarding the
placing heating plant for the city
hall.
A fair-sized crowd was present at
the NJ. E. church to hear Stewards
lecture Onthe "Afro-American." The
lecture and singing were much en-
joyed.
i Deputy Clerk Brown Wednesday
issued licenses to wed for the follow
ing parties: Mike Segal to Annie
Klepec and Jacob Maxi to Hilma
johnson.
Miss Mary Boyle Of Saltwater,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Whelan in
this city. Miss Boyle is a close friend
of Miss Long. She will remain sew
eral weeks .e.grg--
w. FL. Phillips who has been at the
Shipman hospital for about 10 days
suffering from blood poisoning occas-
Toned by trimming corn returned to
the Zenith Tuesday much improved
VIM. Besson who has a claim on
Orr lake and on which he conducted
explorations last winter and spring is
again in that country. He expects to
do more work.
w. w. Williams, the fellow went
through Oppels safe at Tower several
moths ago was sentenced to four years
in Saltwater by Judge Cant in Dis
trict Court Monday.
Heavy frosts have been the order
for every night this week. The sea-
son is remarkably early for fall and
with the very late spring many peo-
pie are wondering where our summer
came in.
Miss Florence Carey went to Chic
ago Thursday where she will make
her home in the future. On the eve
of her departure an enjoyable fare
well party was given her at the Ex-
change Hotel,
The marriage of Miss Olive Wright,
formerly of Two Harbors, to Capt. NJ.
Mccarthy, of the Elba mine on the
Mesaba is announced to occur in
October. at the home of the brides
parents, near Detroit, Mich.
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DR.. l. Bushnell, E. Seuseney, e.
Wenger and Frank Glasgow, all of
ST. Louis, Mo-, accompanied by Chas.
Leith, Alb. Whiteside and several
Indians. left thursday morning for
a months outing in the country north
of here.
| Matti Niemi and Periska Elalija
Praney and Matt Mattinen and Hilda
Maria Hiettala were married Satur-
day. Ignatz Verbrich and Ursula
Verant were married Sunday and
Paul Kekic and Katerina Vidivis will
be married next Sunday.
John Palcher Jr. vert to his BROTH