The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-09-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,


urday to Monday In Duluth.
Geo. Harding was south-bound
passenger on Monday mornings
train.
Crandall and Fletcher make a
speciality OF views and fine photo
graphs.
z. r. Vail and son, Nick, went to
Duluth Monday returning Tuesday
evening.
Died. yesterday, daughter of John
Kiute, aged 9 months. Funeral to-
morrow.
Geo. Saunders of Brownell's market
returned Monday evening from Il Du-
luth visit.
Died, Saturday, son of John Maxi
aged 10 months. The funeral occur
red Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Garrison went to Biwa-
blk Monday for few days visit
with friends.
j. G. Morrison of Winton spent a
few days on the Mesaba last week GO
ing down Friday.
Miss NJ, Randall returned to Duluth
Monday after weeks visit with
friends in this city.
Will Holmes took advantage of the
excursion rates to Duluth and made
trip to that city Saturday.
Mr.. Graham has resigned his posi-
tion Of stenographer at the Chandler
and left Saturday for Duluth.
Capt. Jos. Thomas is up from Hib-
bling for a few days visit. The Capt.
is employed at the Clark mine.
David Brown received his appoint
ment from Clerk Taylor Tuesday as
deputy clerk of the court for Ely.
The largest and finest stock of
Mems Suits ever displayed in Ely is
to be seen at the Ely Clothing Co.
Mrs. f. O. Adamson returned
Thursday evening from her trip to
St. Paul of several weeks duration.
See Crandall & Fletcher at the tent
on First avenue if you wish anything
in the line of photographs or views.
Mrs. Jos. Seraphine returned Mon
day evening from few days visit at
Duluth having gone down Saturday.
An Austrian Cooperative Mer-
camille company is being formed in
this city to begin life in the near fu-
ture.
The Beverly Kennels at West Du-
luth have few thoroughbred hounds
and bull-terrior pups for sale. Write
them.
Those elegant listers and all silk
lined Fall Overcoats are to be had at
reasonable prices at the Ely Clothing
company.
G.. McTaggart and j. E. Wilkin re-
presented Fall Lake at the Lake
County convention at Two Harbors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Whiteside
went to Duluth Saturday for few
days. Mrs. Whiteside returned Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Blake accom-
panied by Mr.. Blake's brother and
wife were in the city from Duluth
over Sunday.
Frank Blackwell left Tuesday
morning for Duluth where he met
his mother and together will make
tour of the lakes.
Bryan will be in Duluth the latter
part of the month. In all probability
there will be an excursion at that
time to the Zenith City.
Miss NJ. Whelan is advertising her
household effects at auction this
afternoon. The family will leave
next week for Minneapolis.
George Bartlett formerly of the
Vail hotel has taken charge of the
St. Croix Lumber Co.'S boarding house
at Winton and will run it in first-class
shape.
Miss Louise Schaefer left Saturday
morning for West Superior after visit
ing her parents in this city. Miss
Schaefer is attending the high school
in Superior.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church will give an ''Old Country
Tea" at the church next Tuesday
evening from to o'clock to which
all are invited.
Mrs. M. Glasford, of this village,
and Mrs, George Westcott, of Ely.
left Wednesday on the Empire City
for round trip of the lakes.-Two
Harbor's News.
Mrs. VIM. LaBeau was notified by
wire Tuesday evening of the death of
her sister, Mrs. Glasin, at Republic,
Mich. She left Monday morning to
attend the funeral.
Your blood goes through your body